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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1905
Page
9
Catholic Bishop Libert discusses Sabbath observance with emphasis on avoiding servile work, preserving worship, and permitting innocent recreation that does not disrupt prayer. He supports a balanced approach and notes a middle course guided by personal judgment, including views on Sunday baseball at Kapolani Park.
The Hawaiian Evangelical Annexation Board adopts a resolution opposing any alteration of the recently enforced Sunday law. It asserts responsibility for religious and moral welfare among Hawaiians and assists the native population, and calls for a copy of the resolution to be sent to legislators.
The report records humidity at 51 percent, dew point 47, wind N at 6 am and 11 mph, at 10 am 19 mph, noon 11 mph, rainfall trace in the 1 hour to 8 am, total 328 miles of wind movement in 24 hours ending at noon.
Real estate entries recorded between 10 30 a m and 4 p m show transfers from Muffandeau and others to Albert Hodson and John Hodson. The list includes Albert Hodson to Albertine Hodson and a loan or mortgage arrangement with Mutual Ride and Loan Board of Haw 4.0M mentioned.
The Kalmutl Zoo staged a move to a new, roomy home for its bears with a public debut on Saturday at 1 p.m. The bears moved in Friday evening. Attorney J. Dunne filed in U S District Court this morning an appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeal in San Francisco, in the name of George Lostieva of Inter-Ieland Steam Navigation Co.
Kalpfiwa Haleiwa Hotel on Oahu's rail line markets a modern resort with golf tennis billiards free bath saltwater fishing riding and driving. A two hour Haleiwa Limited train runs Sundays 8 22 pm to 10 10 pm, including railway fare for $5.00. Professor G Borghae elected president of the International Congress of Payeholoes to be held in Rome.
Shipping notices list vessels from Vic tora and Hite ports with arrivals and departures at various times. From Volcano and other points crews and passengers are named, including Mrs Seeley and Master H Mand.
Investigators, led by Captain Callundan and Detective Reynolds, visited Henson EmMith & Co. store and the High Sheriff’s office as they pursue leads in a San Francisco investigation. They met with U S District Attorney Brocken and U S Marshal Hendry and questioned Mina Hunt while keeping Sheriff Henry informed of developments. The team plans further interviewing and aims to complete work by Alameda Wednesday morning.
Marshal Hendry arrested John Connelly Carl Ol wen and Carl Lindquint on request of Hirith Conmul Lay ard for desertion from the British ship Pegasus. They were committed to Marshal custody until the sailing of the vessel. The Diamond Mendy and digi Sohool basketball teams play tonight at the YMCA gym with two preliminaries. The first balloon ascent was by Lyons France in 1783.
The fourteenth annual report of the Dubs Railway and Lumber Co for year ending December 31, 1904, notes a hard year for sugar prices and crop shrinkage yet reports improved efficiency. It cites reduced debts from 1903 to 1904, strong collections, and expanded harbor facilities to meet rising shipment demand. President Dung ham and Superintendent von Holt praise progress and anticipate brighter prospects.
A brief notice outlines a surplus figure for 1904 and the balance net revenue tally for 1908. The item cites fiscal figures as recorded by local authorities, noting the alignment or variance between the two years. No further specifics on amounts or entities are provided in the readable text.
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