Opportunity for Merchants in the Evening Bulletin
The May 1905 issue advertises subscription rates for the Evening and Weekly Bulletin, with prices per month quarter and year across the U S and abroad. It endorses youth selling the Evening Bulletin after school, and discusses local political commentary and civic federation interest amid Hawaii’s territory affairs.
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Lvening
Nostoni
Sonnee
Exclusive Suit Styles at B. R. and Th. Alakea Street
A grand lot of exclusive suits, limited to one length per design, advertised as the most stylish yet shown. The new cutter produces perfect clothes, pleasing every time, reaffirming B. R. & Th.’s claim to high class tailoring at their Alakea Street location.
Trade Port Entry Proposal for the Territory
An 1870s discussion urges merchants importing goods for Island consumption to use Territory ports as entry points. It notes many shipments arrive via inland routes or other ports, causing delays and misallocated duties. Advocates emphasize better port usage to boost trade, efficiency, and Territory prestige while considering Congress funding aligned to harbor needs.
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Famuerrat
Biawi
Varlane
Peraston
United States
Mawall
Rome
Congress of the
Kauai Cruise Return Yacht La Paloma and Hawaii
A Pearl Harbor to Hanalei yachting party aboard La Paloma with Mactariane Moticon and others arrived at Hanalei after departing Pearl Harbor Saturday afternoon. The Hawaii followed, with winds light, and both yachts returned by Sunday evening. the voyage featured a festive reception at Hanalei and fishing with good results, with La Paloma beating Hawaii by about two hours on the run back.
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Ome Mar
Lisse
Pearl Harbor
Hana
Crume
Mactariann
Mr. Moticon
Tien Natles
Mawall
Ollie Barenvon
Georgn Kei Tyle
Caytatet
Rick Tete
Joma
Mukua
O'Clork
Kealla
Hanalel
Hawaii
Mactariane
Hanafel
Mtre
la Paloma
Hanalei
Puuloa
Tenders Open for Brewer's Wharf Construction, Honolulu
By authority tenders advertised to be opened on the 8th of June for constructing Brewer's Wharf Honolulu. The opening has been postponed and will be held at 12 o'clock noon on June 10th. Superintendent of Public Works Holloway announces the change. Honolulu June 1905.
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Brewer's Wharf
Honolulu
C. 8. Holloway
June Tery
Waikiki Trolley Retreat Planned By Transit Company
Rumors of Honolulu Rapid Transit Land Co considering buying the Hawaiian Hotel Annex to build a Waikiki retreat with movies and rides for residents and tourists were denied by G Ballentyne, manager, who said no action had been taken and Waikiki Inn part of the plan had not been discussed.
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Honolulu
Transit @ Land Company
Waikiki Ing
W.resort
G. Ballentyne
Officers elected at Pune Bigar Company meeting
Private stockholders meeting at Blangegwald building elected officers of Olaa Sugar Company. L A Thireton, president. F Dillingham, vice president. ACW Carter, Wendylee, director. A W Bottomley, director. A Garvie, treasurer. and directors G R Kiwart M R Jamieson. Estate of Teane H Sher wood valued around 2800 with land in Kona and personal effects about 200. Clare Lipano, 12, sent to reform school for two years by Judge Whitney after an incident. cited as incorrigible.
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Pune Bigar Company
B. F
Olaa Sugar Company
Hina
L. A. Thireton
We F. Dillingham
ACW
Carter
Wendylee
A.W. van Valkenture
Nec.retry
A. Garvie
A. W. "T. Bottomley
GR. Kiwart
M. R. Jamieson
Lindsay Thie Mornine
D. Parsoa
Estat Teane
Final jury arguments in Naone case begin in NMONE
The defense and prosecution open final verbal arguments after a day spent outlining insanity theories. Dunne argues the defense case focusing on delusions and jealousy while presenting the defendant’s conduct after the murder. The defense then emphasizes hereditary insanity, detailing Naone’s family history and childhood before noting the transport of Lawton to Manila.
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Dunne
Ingue du Hoult
Sill
Act
Lissie
Diane T Hen
Kevording
Naone
Miss Mitehell
Hawaion
Conny
Rathburn
A. M. Brown
Hraveling
Noone
Pauoa
Philip
Mellten
Manila
Speed violations by Rapid Transit Company on city streets
Judge Dole finds Rapid Transit Company cars exceeded speed limits on King Street April 3 and Heretania Street April 4. Convicted in both cases, company fined $42 but ordered to pay $50.46 including court costs.
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King Street
Beretania Street
Hasan
Iin
Music at the Zoo Sparks Crowd and Tomorrow’s Show
Music drew a large crowd at the zoo and promises a similar turnout tomorrow evening with more of the same style. For Rent cards are on sale at Buitets.
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Buitets
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