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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1905
Page
4
A 1900s page surveys legislators pledges to local self government schools and homesteads. It cites Roosevelt and warns against stump promises, urging lawmakers to align rhetoric with performance and condemning duplicitous leaders as dangers to the nation. It also notes wartime era debates and religious shifts shaping policy views.
A fragment from a Hawaii newspaper discusses Sunday law enforcement, Governor Carter’s stance, and public sentiment. The piece notes that enforcement was uneven and that some advocates oppose amending the law while others support liberal Sunday observance.
A record crowd visited Kaimuki Gardens Sunday afternoon as hundreds gathered at the popular Sundaya venue. The Rapid Transit added a double service to ease crowds, and patrons expressed plans to return for the cool, entertaining atmosphere and nearby attractions.
A jury recommended mercy for a man convicted of second degree murder at night. Judge Robinson noted the mercy request and the jury’s recommendation should be considered, with the court aiming to pursue justice while weighing the indicated leniency.
William Kamana, longtime official at the Oahu Penitentiary born in Maui in 1854, died yesterday afternoon at his daughter’s Kauhi residence after a lengthy illness. He rose from humble Hawaiian origins to chief warden in the Territory, guiding prison reform and governance. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM with a ceremony at Mierculdence and Kawatahao Church, attended by police, guards, and community organizations. The notice notes his dedication to improving government and his enduring service despite illness.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians presents a Progress Hall show on the 17th featuring an overture Ireland Forever arranged by Prof. James, violin solos by J.C. Frekme and others, plus strings and flute pieces. A separate court report notes a fifteen year sentence being passed for a defendant named Jones who appeared smug and was escorted away by patrol wagon.
Fragmented text lists stock names with prices and addresses, plus musical program items and committee names. Key entities include Miwalian Commercial, Makawali, SunARA Welcome, M. J. Carroll, R Doherty, Henry Hogan, Cherry St. Louis College Choir, and various singers and organizers. The passage combines market quotes with a society concert program and reception committee details.
Twenty second day at ten o clock in the morning the Ben Ai met with all Senators present. Bills discussed include punishment for desecration, limits on criminal actions, juror qualifications, and the Registrar of Conveyances duties. A motion to fund a steamer was disputed while Sunday law discussions and Catholic Federation input influenced ongoing actions.
A Honolulu House session featured debates over a leprosy divorce bill and its wording, a bill to tax exemptions for schools and hospitals, and various labor and governorship issues. Minority reports clashed with majority on the forest lands powers, while a local sale at Morgan’s saloon highlighted the day’s lighter note.
Copies of the Insurance Commissioner report were circulated in the House. It recommends a 2 percent tax on gross premiums for all non life insurers and 2 percent on net income for life insurers, with specific changes to licensing and business practices to address overhead writing and cross territorial activity.
Haleiwa Hotel on Oahu Railway line advertises modern improvements and a range of amusements including golf tennis billiards bathing shooting fishing riding and driving. Tickets covering railway fare and one full day’s board cost 5.00 with trains departing Sundays at 8 22 pm and returning about 10 pm.
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