13 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
1
A dance is planned this evening at the Mocha Hotel to honor Quart Wermaster Captain Nixon Col Sinlihe of the Eighth Infantry and officers aboard the transport Logan. The Eighth Infantry band will perform during the intermission as Moana welcomes locals and visitors.
Mainland financiers eye a Walanae lime deposits site near a government land lot for a large time plant. Survey work is underway as officials confirm discussions with the government about purchasing the land. The venture, if it progresses, could boost Hawaii's lime production and reduce freight costs for sugar industries.
Advices from Tokyo indicate a bill passed by parliament to fund a new Japanese consulate in Honolulu with 200000 yen about $100000. Mi bara in Yokohama reports the home government expects the consulate building to be erected within three years.
The Inter Island Steam Navigation Company, by its attorneys Lewis, filed a libel for salvage against the schooner Kaulkenoull and her cargo, alleging the Kalulani towed the vessel to Hilo after a perilous voyage. The steamer Kronulani, valued at 75000 dollars with a 34 man crew, faced towline danger for seventeen hours but brought Kaulkenoull to safety. The libel claims compensation of 1500 dollars, half of the combined value of the schooner and cargo, with the next Supervisors meeting slated for the tenth or twentieth instant.
Enthusiasts and Hawaii Yacht Club members convened at the Ha i Promotion Committee rooms to organize the San Francisco to Honolulu ocean race. Commodore Ho K Cooper chaired. Fred Smith became treasurer. H W Wood elected secretary of the combined committee. Meetings set for Monday at 4 pm. An auditing committee and a cup order with Shreve & Co. were arranged, with trophies to feature Diamond Head and inscriptions.
The trial of the unnamed defendant for murdering the Wharton child at Watalun is scheduled for next Thursday as Judge Lindway handles the matter. Attorneys Peters and the defense clash over a possible continuance, with Judge Kingsbury having withdrawn and T. M. Harrison and Abraham Kaulukow appointed to the defense. further extensions seem unlikely.
The Tropic Fruit Company presented each Oregon maid of the Journal party with a boxed assortment of Hawaiian canned pineapples as they reserve home in the Bier ra. The company also sent half a dozen cases of the fruit to the Oregon Journal in Portland.
Hagar Venriques of Kanbumanu and Kamehaieba Club faces Hawaii Promotion Committee to discuss Kamehameha Day observance while boat club representatives seek carnival cooperation. Officials cite conflict with July 4 training. event could shift to April 1.
A brief note states plans to visit Molokans to observe their conditions and finalize arrangements aimed at their welfare. The text mentions evaluating their situation and coordinating supportive actions without detailing specifics.
Government moves to carry state naval militias on par with state National Guards, enabling federal appropriation for Naval Militia organizations. Other items note the Coleone sinking off the Dutch coast with 12 drowned, Taft undecided on Supreme Court appointment, Countess Castellano seeking absolute divorce, Elijah Dowie and wife reported separated, and a National Fortification Bill amendment for a government powder factory and analysis.
A Maui Lahaina incident honors a native hero who ferried shipwrecked Japanese sailors to safety during a violent storm. The Japanese community reports heartfelt gratitude and notes the noble act, with officials sharing appreciation and confirming official commendation through proper channels.
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