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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
4
A Honolulu letter to the Board of Supervisors criticizes current pay structures and asks for reform. The writer argues spending exceeds value, cites a February monthly allotment for county workers, and warns of looming reckonings if costs are not trimmed.
A fragmented OCR passage references a court action and school policy. It mentions terms like bar, Super vines, conting, setoole, and an institution with an implied decision process. The garbled text suggests a legal proceeding affecting a school or academy and potential timing for a ruling.
Honolul u, County of Oahu. HOCKUA business manager Ae Molvitio Publishing Co. shows true circulation figures for Daily and Weekly editions of the Bulletin. Average daily circulation 2208. Weekly Bulletin circulation 2386. 1908 sworn statement before Notary Arnett of Honolulu.
Fragmented text discusses European immigration, labor, and political messages. Mentions Mahone and Fortes, a revenue cutter, and a presidential message to Congress. Context is garbled and unnamed dates and places render clear facts uncertain.
Editor notes confusion over military service and civic duty in a satirical piece from the Evening Bulletin. It cites a Saturday Star column debating soldiers occupation and public expectations, hinting at societal tension and the view of soldiers within civilian life.
County Attorney discusses balancing county funds for public parks and schools and the need for transparent accounting for every dollar spent. He notes legal avenues to secure funding, urges careful use of county funds, and questions diverting money from parks to other purposes while advocating shared support for public education and infrastructure.
A wartime column discusses attitudes toward military conscription and citizen views on national loyalty. It notes temptations toward neutrality, debates over who belongs in service, and fears of subversion, while contrasting mature support for defense with a critique of deserters and “wanderers.” A dated field report from Camp McKinney is appended.
The article discusses Governor Allinson and immigration tensions linked to Japanese laborers aboard ships like the Olympic. It notes public uproar over Japanese emigration, the movement of workers from Honolulu to San Francisco, and calls for examination of government records while criticizing press scrutiny and administrative secrecy.
Rog died today from heart disease after complications in Maui. Funeral set for this afternoon from the Catholic Church. Mr. Jene, a leading resident of Wailoku, was 75 years old.
Private listing notes rental cards for a tin office shop, offering a selection of notices and advertisements. The item list includes miscellaneous eldridge rate cards and rental notices.
Fragmented excerpt traces rhetoric on Hawaii statehood and immigration, citing Rev Doremus and Howard Mohr as media voices. It critiques pro and anti stance, highlighting sugar industry influence, assimilationist claims, and fears of Chinese labor impact in Hawaii.
The American bark Fooling Shey Captain Willett sailed this morning for Kanulad but delayed leaving harbor due to issues at the Mary B. Foster reef. Reports note sugar cargo and other cargo interests bound for New York. Supreme Court ruling in Seattle Malting indicates potential federal state funds handling without special appropriation. Chief Justice Frear discusses a middle course to safeguard moneys, while Treasury funds face protest. Dan Case of Washington notes optimism in Mawati refunding efforts.
A large party of seven men and twelve women toured the Kilauea crater region near Hilo. They rode to the sulphur beds, viewed the volcanic landscape, and toasted souvenirs at Pele's Kitchen before descending. The trip included a dramatic ascent and a dramatic view of the crater with volcanic activity noted. All members returned safely to their hotel with plans to extend their stay.
Notices announce that applicants listed for various liquor licenses in multiple districts must file protests by March 10 1906. Treasurer A J Campbell urges interested parties to attend the Hol Building Honolulu at 10 AM to show cause why petitions should not be granted, with a formal dissolution note of the corporation included.
A notice publicly states that U. Taka ha ea applied for a fourth liquor license at the south corner of River Streets in Honolulu, Hawaii. The application must be filed in this office by March 6 1906, with Treasurer’s Office in Honolulu.
A Honolulu based corporate dissolution notice concerns Hawaiian Chinese Kena Coffee Plantation Limited. The filing outlines the corporate dissolution process under local corporate law, referencing the entity's establishment and current status as a dissolving corporation in good standing.
Passengers departed listing Mr M Low Judge GW Hepat Kirkland Wm Knott J Z Texter N Gorman Gow C Bem A Chu Gay J Couper Woi ye amon Pratt Beews Mr FW Maby and two children M Maby Conrad Mr F W Cater Vol WOO pAssengers BUpeAy elsewhore
A passenger list shows names including We T Rawlins CM Jon Crowell Mrs Rawtlew Herrick Mra dividon and others booked for an event at Hall on March 6 at 6 o clock. The fragment also mentions J ie COW Spell and wife Mira Lote Deer and Mika Cla Laat.
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