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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1905
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for Payable in Advance and Weekly Bulletin services. Rates vary by region, with monthly and quarterly options, postpaid foreign mailing, and per year costs. The text also references March 7, 1906 and discusses legislative pledges and court authority in a telegraph-like editorial style.
Police debate whether Mrs Stanford died by poisoning or murder as evidence points away from suicide. Territory authorities face trial anxieties as friends seek a clear verdict. Physicians’ testimony leans toward non natural causes, while public interest remains high.
The piece cites The New York World describing Roosevelt's strategy to win public opinion on expanded Interstate Commerce Commission powers. It notes opposition in Congress, potential dissolution of Parliament, and the president's plan to address the nation while leveraging press support to uphold his policy. It also references broader political maneuvering and quotes on public influence and legislative dynamics.
Territorial Secretary A I C Atkinson presents Governor's report from Public Accounts Commission on reorganizing Hawaii's Territorial system. Debate centers on endorsements and proper petition handling as Rep. Coelho is upheld. Astronomers note uncertainty if Mercury’s return is 24 hours or 88 days with spots visible at noon.
The Pusa Sugar Company sale set for 12 noon today before the Judiciary building has been postponed to March 17. This second postponement follows an initial date of February 26. Receiver W Protenhaner offered no reason beyond the bond holders wishes.
The American Farmer article notes farmers produced about five billion dollars in crop wealth last year, surpassing global gold output and rivaling national bank capital. It compares agricultural value to exports, railway earnings, and mineral production, then touches on Eugenics study endowment by Francis Galton and a long distance flight record by Australian pigeons.
Judge A N Kepolkal was a departing passenger on the Kinai. Judge Dole discharged Otto Ludiot from bankruptcy. February reported 42 deaths 55 marriages 66 births. Carl Hey, a German native, naturalized by Judge Dole. The U S Army Transport Thomas due from Manila and Nagasaki tomorrow. The transport Logan to arrive from San Francisco tomorrow. Trent & Company report solid transportation trade this past month. The Moor returned from a cruise and anchored in the stream. Tarkes election contest continued before Judge Dole with the contester as the only witness. A number of district court cases were noted for prom d on the forenoon calendar. Gunboat Petrel expected to wait for Midway with provisions and marines. Jury verdict for defendant in Ki Yoon Kong v Yoo Lung Tai. Lanhiwa fined for intoxication. Court awarded $100 judgment in Rothschild v Chu. Ah Sun and Chin Bun Bock found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to reef time. Joe Gorter, the cab driver, reported to police with facial injuries and warrants for Manuel Costa Ginding. February mortuary report lists deaths by diarrheal, venereal, diphtheria, elopement nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, trinary, osseous and integumentary causes. One hundred deaths in February, rate 1.07 per 1,000 population.
The Evening Bulletin notes premiuma to be given in a contest now on display in the windows of the Sahu man Carriage Co Ltd Young Building Wapel Motorion of the Bulletin 92 per year.
Governor Carter discussed Judge Mathewman of the Kona Circuit Court wanting to resign. Mathewman had indicated his intention earlier and recently written to say he wished to tender his resignation, asking about timing to avoid disrupting court terms. The governor noted Mathewman is best placed to decide timing and had not heard of Maydwell as a possible successor.
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