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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
5
Saturday March 18, 1905 issue covers public notices, fantasy finance rates, and debates over territorial governance. It discusses Roosevelts reception, Japanese war matters, Honolulu education politics, and Governor Peabody’s resignation. It critiques the Hawaii Board of Education and calls for modern, energetic leadership.
Governor Carter hints that Superintendent of Public Instruction Atkinson should resign. The suggestion is seen as part of a push for department heads to show respect for office dignity. Atkinson cites notable advances in island education as a result of his initiative and administrative leadership.
Daily quotes show limited details with five cent increments and listings for London Beets and rent notices. Bulletin board items include five cent price units and a handful of For Rent cards currently on sale.
The board met in the Judiciary Building with Superintendent Atkinson. The session was private with limited executive discussions, as reporters were barred and the chair asked about public access. The inquiry focused on potential resignation and the investigation’s handling.
The Education Department faced questions over secret sessions and courtesy meetings amid investigations. Superintendent Atkinson refused to publish an affidavit from Kathannah, citing attorney guidance, while Attorney Dunne echoed caution, noting potential harm in early disclosure as Mmm Nakuina and her husband, Rep. Nakuina, stay closely involved.
A long advertisement extols Peruna for catarrh and lung diseases, praising Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio. It includes testimonials from Mrs Kyle Aulish and Mrs Remy Autich, urging readers to obtain the remedy, with address details and claims of cures for bronchitis consumption and general weakness.
M Ballou pleads bar to Magoon libel suit contending the alleged libel appeared only in a Supreme Court motion. Ballou argues the motion, not the complaint, caused the publication. Magoon, an attorney, moved to bring the matter before the Supreme Court in a court action where he counsels. The Supreme Court is asserted as a court having jurisdiction.
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