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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1905
Page
5
The interview with Bishop Libertion discusses the Sunday law issue, arguing for a permissive, outdoor-friendly observance and criticizing strict enforcement. It notes political promises, party unity, and warns Republicans against political perfidy, urging honesty in government and clear commitments to the people.
Territorial Chairman Robertson denounces attempts to sidestep promises on the County Law. The Bulletin criticizes those who would evade the people’s will, urging adherence to the published platform and stressing the importance of transparent lawful governance.
A legislative report favors passage of a leprosy treatment bill and amendments to related health measures. It notes support for protecting public interests and references modifications to proposed acts, including funding for road improvements and a stalled Insane Asylum contract. The document records committee actions, bill introductions, and notes on investigations into the Insane Asylum project.
The whaler Gayhead sails soon, most crew to join here after limited recruitment from Han Mardect. Officials discuss House bills on isolation laws and detention procedures, weighing repeal of select enforcement authorities.
A prominent Mother Superior endorses Peruna as effective for stomach catarrh. The letter cites travel to Colorado, medical trials, and widespread use among Catholic Sisters. It notes Dr. Hartman’s guidance, copies of The Life of Life, and availability through A B A Bensonmith Co and in Honolulu.
The record notes an adjournment at 12:80 on Monday after a motion was anonymously adopted, with limited readable context. Further details are obscured but indicate a formal legislative proceeding paused at midmorning.
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