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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
4
An aged discussion notes that after fences are fixed the market While party leaders adjust strategy the public grows restless about future actions. The piece implies that delaying moves worsens conditions and questions what the public will do next.
A fragmentary report notes three boats missing after a departure from Alea this week. The notice provides few names or dates, with unclear follow up on the vessels or owners.
New York Pol. 21 reports a saltwater christening aboard the Tyndam of the Melland America liner. A baby boy born in steerage last Friday was christened with champagne as Farina Keonsah, mother to the child, and other passengers celebrated. The event occurred while the ship neared New York and the voyage continued with passengers expressing welfare for the child.
New York reports Union Pacific aims to extend the Oregon Short Line into Seattle. Terminal grounds are secured and a Washington corporation will seek franchising, as the line would open a major Harriman system expansion into the region. Women to be admitted as doctors at a university, which refuses philosophy admission.
A Portland Portland Board of Trade committee outlines aims to improve parks boulevards and railways while guarding civic reputation in franchise grants. The effort seeks early beautification measures and coordinated action among municipal authorities and private interests to advance city development.
Unclear dispatch reports Molokan families from Los Angeles coast to reach Manchuria aboard the Molokan settlement project. J. dh Castle notes no Molokan groups are en route to Manchuria while one hundred people were expected by the 15th. plans and motives behind the delay remain uncertain.
On Sunday March 4 a Japanese school building in Waiku Market Street, near Washiku plantation, was dedicated for children. The facility, costing substantial sums, offers Japanese language courses in afternoons and evenings with English classes for youths, and a hoarding hall for town children and orphans. The program featured the National Anthem, student songs, poetry and compositions by children, with remarks by local officials and contractors. An exhibition by the Red Cross Society followed, and Mr Honda advised manual and needlework training to cultivate skilled youth.
The prominent law firm of teen and Kaulukou will be dissolved in days as Hoen departs for Shanghai. Before leaving, Heen will be mailed hinges to Mint Lily Notley, daughter of Charter K. Notiny, with the wedding near Monday. The group plans to start for Bhanghal on the AAU line. Kaulakon will assume the Arm LaoAme tied to Magoon and Lightfoot.
Real estate entries list multiple transfers and records with dates March 8 and March 9, 1906. Names include Sanuk Hagupa MV Holmes AOS Campbell Evangeling da Silva Frank Gia Kowa Jon G Berra Geof Howit Minnie Becker Antonio Rodrigans and Joe Cohen. A cable message from Joe Cohen notes arrival in San Francisco.
Subagent Geo H Witla, on authority of the Territorial Commissioner of Public Lands, outlined a plan to allocate 15 to 20 acre cane plots to settlers within the Hakelay plantation tracts Kalwiki Lepolon and Ops. The proposal aims to grant actual residents land to cultivate and occupy with single real estate lots, while preserving existing improvements. Respondents were urged to state intentions by March 14.
The divorce suit by Elizabeth Gouveia against husband Frank Howe Gouveia was filed amid claims she sought legal separation. Clerk J A Thompson handled the division of the case while Deputy Sheriff Kau Territory Ha is referenced. The document notes financials for alimony and an incident where Gouveia allegedly attacked her husband with a knife and fork.
The Chinese man Ching Keng was struck in the Kalihi yard area between the gate and front door by Halemann amid a dispute with Barka and Hart aboard the Irmgard ship. The body was moved, officials investigated, and the coroner's jury was to reconvene to determine cause of death.
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