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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1905
Page
4
The Honolulu Bulletin reports weekly and daily circulation figures for July with editors’ notes on advertising and growth. It also quotes opinion on Chinese labor, Japanese workers, and Hawaii political matters including local self-government, the Taft administration, and the need for advertising to secure business while touching on the Territory’s bond security and steamship plans.
At auction at the garde of J C Axtell WHS Aluken wheel and 100 feet of something. various items including a wide selection described as DUMP cant and PLAT CAR. Frog items and 12 inch something noted all in good condition.
The document discusses opposition to official desertion and whip discipline during a delicate period. It cites remarks attributed to Secretary Tart and Governor regarding not wanting to provoke defections, while noting potential resignations by officials other than the President. It argues the territorial government is stable and not facing a land or revolt crisis.
A fragmentary discussion questions the motives behind President Carter's wartime instructions and the Secretary of War's role. It hints at an underground pathway of knowledge, rumors of discord, and a shifting stance that sparked public attention in Hawaiʻi as debates about governance and authority intensify.
Commissioner's remarks frame a fierce stiff stance against making concessions to avoid internal crisis. He warns that yielding to allies or enemies could empty Russia of power, risking Japan’s victory and provoking further conflict. He argues only a continued war with Russia is plausible, with peace unattainable at any price.
Continued from Page 1, Mrs Knight alleges that John Parker warned against control by Parker and accuses K P Low and others of personal conflicts over a minor’s lands. Carter claims J S Tow’s interests affect the minor. Lightfoot and others face conspiratorial removal of the guardian. A lengthy court hearing is expected with dozens of witnesses from Hawaii.
Weather report from the Weather Bureau notes warm sultry conditions across the group. Hawaii's windward Oahu and northern Kauai saw rainfall while Puna district suffered cane damage from a past windstorm. pastures dried in lower Kohala. Harvest of mature cane near Pepeekoa and Puunene nearly complete, with about forty thousand tons counted. Planting continues, rain is needed in North Kohala Maui Kula and other leeward areas. Pineapple harvest, canning, and shipping active. coffee doing well in all regions.
Dispatches from Sevastopol describe Vice Admiral Kruger restricting officers and men aboard the Hinek Sea fleet to avoid mutiny amid unrest in Russia. The reports claim Odessa Libau Cronstadt and other locations face intensifying internal strain and question rumored surrenders of ships amid a broader navy crisis.
Washington July 2 Secretary Hitchcock vows action to curb gambling at Hot Springs calling it the American Monte Carlo. He has received complaints from government officials about the resort’s growing allure to vice. He may amend regulations or have federal officials press local authorities to enforce law if reform is possible, otherwise he will seek Attorney General guidance.
A Honolulu County attorney discusses whether police appointment approvals fall to the County Sheriff or require Attorney General or Supreme Court input. The issue hinges on Section 67 of the County Act and the transfer of powers from Territorial High Sheriff to county sheriffs. Senator Achi is noted for an arrest dispute over lacked commission status, fueling further scrutiny.
A special meeting of stockholders of the Inter-Idland Steam Navigation Company is planned for next Monday at 2 PM to consider amendments to the charter and by-laws. President Kennedy says changes are not major, and a committee reports proposed minor amendments to extend new company conditions and a slight charter update. A Pine Job Printing note and Bulletin mention a washing system in a Pittsburgh office building.
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