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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

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Steamer Richmond May Carry Explosives to Manila

Report says the British tramp steamer Richmond arrived in Honolulu from Fabia Brazil after leaving London on December 24 and plans to sail to Manila with a cargo of general merchandise. Eyewitness claims suggest explosives may be aboard and Japanese officials are monitoring the vessel while conflicting theories about its destination persist. Captain Nicola reports uneventful voyage and a mascot terrier caused a brief scare by jumping overboard.

Richmond Port Uhig Chanel London Manila Honolulu Adimond British Empire Port Arthur Fabia Brazil Nicolle Channel Wharf Brows Sons Nippon Nicola Walt Vowlant Eldeens San Francisco Anyme Mantia England Tahini Hinei Windivostok Japan Seas

Official Bulletin Automobile Ballot Count Delayed Until Night of March 27

The Bulletin reports that no one can know the winner until the official count is completed the night of March 27. Ballots and coupons are collected and placed in the ballot box, which will not be opened until the official tally. The last count showed leaders and candidates, including Frank Kruger and Charles H Thurston, with figures indicating ongoing results and uncertainty about outside ballots.

Chase Sone Wm. J Walker Sien J. F. Bylvasenna C, Ludwigsen, Jr Ween Ellie Fred L. Beringer V. A. Vetlenen Couper Frank Kruger Hanawaki Chas H. Thurston W. Kelle

Tax officers salaries cut in county government debate

In the Senate reading of the county bill, McCandlem proposed shrinking County salaries with aims to save funds. Debates centered on reducing Oahu Sheriff pay to 1800 while other counties faced similar cuts. Dickey and Gandall supported broader reductions, though several delegations urged caution citing financial strain. A move to abolish tax assessors and collectors failed. the matter was sent to the Judiciary Committee for study.

Senate McCandiem Oahu Dickey Hyatem McCandions Board of Supervivora Gandall Sherif Hawaii Wald Auhl McCandrews Care Maul Sherif Haynolden Kauai Sheri Ouha Dickley McCandless Paria Maui Kawai Mawali Maul Kauai Genera Countien

House Third Reading Passes On Two Bills Amid Price Cuts

Afternoon session sees H B No 98 move to third reading about licensing to practice in courts and appeals with a four year term and fee details. H R No 62 debated over court cost caps in Supreme Court and habeas corpus bond requirements. sale ad for Wall Nichole and Sneed listed with low prices and aggressive discounts.

Sheldon Costa Supreme Court

Public Expenditures Under Review by House Committee

The Committee on Public Expenditures reports serious irregularities in the Department of Public Instruction expenditures in the Territory of Hawaii. Vouchers show overpayments for labor and materials, with cases of part payment and voucher cashing by the Assistant Secretary and School Agent. The panel urges government referral with evidence, warning of potential administration discredit. Members Hops, Waterhouse, Harris, Lewis, Pali, and Broad sign.

House of Representatives Department of Public Instruction Territory of Hawaii Department of Public Tlon Dow Assistiat Anid Department Tes Governo Eviitente Hops Waterhouse Harris Lewis Pali Broad

Secret Education Inquiry Disrupts Hearing in Honolulu

In an early morning session the Legislative Joint Education Department Investigation Committee faced objections as witnesses were ordered to retire and newspaper staff were told to leave. Commissioners demanded publicity and copies of grand jury reports amid criticism of the department’s conduct. A note at end cites Kerr’s fall sale on ladies and children's shoes.

Joint Education Department Hungnron A.T. Atkiman Mix Rowe Davison Col J. W. Jones J. J. Dunne A. T. Atkinson Public Instruction Messrs. Kagan and Coffew Investigaton Howe Senate Honolulu Dunne Anda Makai House of Kerr's

Nnu KUINA Education Committee Secret Sessions Promote Public Hearings

Reg Nakulna stated this afternoon his opposition to closed meetings of the Howsp Senate Committee Investigating the Il Department's administration. He urged publicity and open hearings, while noting the majority favored secrecy.

Reg. Nakulna Howsp-Senate Il Department Representae’tives 1

Richmond steamer watched by police after boarding

The British steamer Richmond was boarded by Deputy High Sheriff Rawlins and two officers who ordered all crew to stay aboard. The action, cited as enforcing immigration policy, leaves many onlookers curious why foreign crew were singled out while other cases were postponed.

Richmond United Rawlins U. S

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