Frst and third Sun meetings at K of P Hall
Frst and third Sunday gatherings at 7 40 p m in King street K of P Hall. Visiting Eagles invited. M Rosenberg and H Moore sign as officers.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
5
Frst and third Sunday gatherings at 7 40 p m in King street K of P Hall. Visiting Eagles invited. M Rosenberg and H Moore sign as officers.
Local items advertise sales at various stores on King near Bethel and Fort street. Notices call for polling places for the June 19 election, delivery services, and upcoming services at Honolulu Christian Science Agency. Community events include a dance at Progress Hall and a lecture by Governor Carter related to Chinese labor policy, plus church services at the Methodist church and youth activities.
World news briefs report Loy Angelo on June 2 that the city has voted to defeat prohibition. Other items note Hanton winning a decision from Young Corbett, and various international updates from Tokyo London and Buenos Aires, including imperial plans, naval victories, earthquakes, and political tensions in Europe and the Balkans.
The jury found Mogren guilty of manslaughter in the Noone murder case. The penalty ranged from ten to twenty years. The jury retired at noon and returned after instruction on penalties, delivering the verdict around 148 p.m. The court then set the sentence for Monday.
The Catholic churches of St John the Hapitat Kailhiwaena led by Rev Father Clement announce a high mass with sermon and collection tomorrow at 8 40 AM and a 4 PM service. Our Lady of the Mount Kalulant Kailiiukad led by Rev Mather Clement announce a sermon at 10 AM with collection tomorrow.
A list of passengers departing on June 2 for Kauai ports and the orient includes Peratmi Mikahain Bortfeld Ue Mine Hackoaret J. McCande Jews Hose Aka N Oliver Minn Ane trick W W Wil J Panul Mia W Kelle Shinko Ishabachi Gee Kul D W Kapahoo Per 8 8 Siberia and accompanying travelers K Iwakail Matsuda T Aoki Kaneko Sternberg and wife Ly Ab Chode Sakurai and wife with two children R Oberwimmer Seo.
Inbound travelers noted aboard the Manuka from Vancouver on June 3. Among names mentioned are John Biterin and Johann ey to Vor Hono, Eld Geo and Elderta, Geo Reeo, Duncan, Herman nit, Lowe Kate, A. Okanich, Matsumoto, Bon Avtiet. Diplomats for graduating classes of the High School and Punahou were busy drawing out diplomas for the graduates.
The article discusses unrestricted suffrage and the Organic Act empowering counties and municipalities to govern locally. It argues the legislature should enable local control without judiciary interference, stressing welfare and security for Hawaii and the need to align county duties with constitutional limits. The Court’s role is to prevent unlawful use of public funds and uphold impartial interpretation of laws.
The Alaska American Hawaiian steamer Alas kan, commanded by Captain Nichol, arrived yesterday with 11,000 tons of cargo to be discharged here and soon to sail to Hawaii to load Kug New York. Mostly calm voyage with one heavy gust washing overboard a boatwain, F. Lockwood, who survived. Chief engineer to return to New York after arrival of the Arizona’s engineer to take his place.
Mr Augustus Houde winded his Friday lecture at Mrs Dillingham. Col George Macfarlane hosted Mr C A Griscom for lunch at the Hawaiian Hotel, then a special train to Ewa and a visit to the Aquarium. A grand banquet honored Mr KK Sakurai of Yokohama Specie Bank at the Alexander Young Hotel with Japanese emblems and hearty toasts. Laura Wight announces the engagement of daughter El Ya Web, and Mr Fred Waldron hosted a dinner at the private dining room of the same hotel. Dr Arthur Knudsen toured the island in his new touring car Thursday.
A promotional notice invites visitors to KAIMAKI ZOO by night featuring Kaw thee Orchasten and Wy, with the event starting at 7:30 PM. The display promises lights and electrical effects in the Fish and Turtle Pans-2. Ram Say’s Perfection Home Bakery offers homemade pies and cakes on Bare Tania and Emma streets.
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