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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
4
The issue surveys editorial jabs at Claus Spreckels, reports on a libel suit, and details a divorce petition against George H Bailey. It discusses territorial and county road administration plans, the potential political machine, and quotes on governance and public order. Also notes sugar market mentions and advertisements from the era.
Auction sale to settle W S Glidden estate at his residence corner King and Piikol streets. Household furniture and fittings including parlor chairs patio recliner rugs oak sideboard extension table dining chairs brass and iron bedsteads hair mattresses china rug kitchen stove water back cookware meat safe and more.
A fragmented page notes Executive Lightning backing Cecil Brown as an independent in the Territorial race and thanking Henry, Aoki, and others for bolstering party efforts. It also mentions Carter as a potential power broker in shaping the County campaign and hints at a pre-convention agreement. Nearby ads promote a new line of children’s hats and tam o shanters in white, navy, and cream fabrics with various insignia.
The report lists expenses for several county candidates including D Wishard for Supervisor, J. Wis hard for County Attorney, W. My Rice for Bhori of Kayal, and W. S. Wine for Hawaii County Attorney. Hawaii candidates show higher totals with items such as deposits, printing, travel, and personal expenses. Additional figures cover J. K. Nashale Deputy Sheriff, W. & Edmonds, Jett T. Haker, and others with various line items and totals.
Cablegrams from Avent residents express regret at Governor Carter's resignation and urge reconsideration. Among signers are O J Hedemann of Honolulu Iron Works J F Hackford H Alexander Isenberg and I A Bd Frank Creeson, the governor's private secretary, who will accompany him to the mainland.
When small children grow weary of heavy hats the article notes aging headwear and the need for lighter replacements as days go by.
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialogue about tips, ban and violin, and a response about price. Names appear garbled and no cohesive event or entities identifiable. Unable to determine a concrete person, organization, place, date, or outcome from the readable fragments.
The message from L. B. Kerr & Co Ltd on Alakea Street announces the arrival of a Grand One frente al boch pattern and a new cutter producing perfect clothes. It claims consistent customer satisfaction and emphasizes top quality goods.
The Hawaii Gun Club held its final trap shoot at Munow Valley where gusts scattered birds and kept scores low. K B Porter led with 7 of 10 in the 10 bird event, while J Spalding won the 20 bird handicap. W E Wall and Gates tied in the 10 bird walking event, Whit ney won the conciliation match.
A fire at 1 am damaged Ah Kow’s Chinaman store on Kekaulike Street near the fish market and threatened nearby buildings including Jehieu Hotel and City Mill. Fire crews from Central and Makiki stations battled the blaze under Chief Thurston. one Japanese man was severely burned and hospitalised at Queen’s Hospital.
The case of W H Kaloikekot va Wailuku Sugar Co before Judge Lindsay was continued due to juror shortage. A special venire of fifteen was summoned after an earlier panel was deemed insufficient, with return set for 10 am tomorrow. The Lakelike sails to Maui Molokai ports at 6 pm while the Keauhou departs for Kauai ports at 5 pm.
Judge De Holt faced a delay as bench warrants on defendants named by the grand jury were returned. The September term will start after a brief jail bond plan. bonds set from 200 to 1,000 for several editors and others, with charges including conspiracy and libel.
At a noon meeting of the County Committee at Republican headquarters, calls were made to purge traitors from the party. R N Boyd and Kealoha were named as examples while Lorrin Andrew resisted. Henry Wide pressed for ousting without defined rules, as a heated adjournment set for 7 20 tonight to continue the debate.
In Hilo Hawaii on June 22 voters showed subdued interest in the county election bid year. The slow start followed Supreme Court deliberations and doubts over timely results. Local Republicans hold a majority while Woods Shipman and Koilikan lead the Democratic opposition.
Under authority, on Wednesday July 26 1905 at 6 pm, a public auction will sell Lot No a Homestead Map 41 Tualualei Walanae Oahu 591 acres at upbet price 2068.50 cash in U S gold coin. For details apply Department of Public Lands Honolulu. J A S W Pratt Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu June 26 1908.
A garbled list of names and numbers hints at vote totals and a Republican split in Kona. The piece notes Benka’s defeat linked to Carter alignment and a darkly sourced opposition, with Maguire’s integrity challenged by Kona partisans and costly rebuttals.
Returns from the lant election were received by the Secretary this morning. The commissions to the newly elected County officers will be sent away tonight. Also advertising camera views Paradise of the Pacific on sale at all news dealers and world stores.
Three Makaka and Kanini land leases in Hawaii sold at public auction. Acres classified as agricultural pastoral and waste land with terms from May 1 1905 to June 16 1905 and 1905. Upset rentals range from 0 to 900 dollars per year. All bids won by the Han Agricultural Co. The Nocan steamer will sail to Maul ports this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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