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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1905
Page
4
The Weekly Bulletin reports on a secret inquiry into the Territory's Department of Public Instruction. Governors and commissioners demand full public disclosure while questioning the efficiency and integrity of officials, urging transparent investigations and open testimony to restore public trust.
Fragmentary remarks recount a legislative scene pledging local self-government and schools as anchor issues. Quoted Roosevelt lines warn that breaking promises betrays public trust, while Tom Wadean’s line condemns leaders who deceive the people.
The Conference Committee reports on House Bill No. 43 regulating minimum pay for laborers on government roads. Debate centers on the section setting wages at one dollar per day in Honolulu and other districts. Vote split shows representatives for and against adoption, with Speaker Kandeen casting the deciding vote.
Partial stock table from Honolulu market page lists items with prices and figures. Mentions London Beets, Moliryde, Hawn Commer, Ewa, and Ewa 73100 with small totals. Latest sugar quotation shown at 8 cents. Data appears garbled with missing decimals and inconsistent capitalization.
Members voted no and told the Senate the House did not agree on the conference report. Rep Long sought to refer it back but was ruled out of order. Discrimination claimed as Honolulu area argues $1.60 minimum wage conflicts with elsewhere. Rep Likkalant sparked tension with a remark on the conference report.
The fragment shows a humorous exchange about a young lady and a pardoning remark. It references Berne Adee and a daily rate of 1.60 for all districts, with a differing provision for Oahu versus other districts. The bill returns with a discrepancy affecting two districts.
An official German government report, based on visitors to the United States last year, argues that American colleges graduate few skilled tradesmen and that the nation lags in technical education. It warns this weakness could erode competitiveness and urges reforms to better prepare workers in chemistry, weaving, electricians, and related crafts.
The Public Lands Committee reported on a measure titled On revolution for 9,500 for a new road from Haw Mill to the area. The bulletin notes printing errors and concerns about the bill's wording and potential veto if it reaches the governor.
A San Francisco inquiry builds a case that Mrs. Stanford may have been poisoned. Attorney Wilton and detectives pursue a suspected January 11 plot, with Honolulu coroner results awaited to confirm the death cause. Several suspects are under scrutiny as authorities seek a definite motive and proof of a concerted plot.
Jumbled historical musings claim Saint Patrick, a French origin in a post-German era, converted Ireland from Cornwall to Limerick. The letter references bishops in Cork and Limerick, ancient sites, and quarrels over bloodlines, with a concluding note from J Hanlon and a date of March 20, 1906.
Entered for Record dates show multiple transfers among individuals and firms including Aloha Coffee Co Ltd, Henry ten, D Antonia C de Sousa, Kate L Vida, F W Macfarlane, John T Moir, Hawn Land Co Ltd, Na K Linaki, and others. The item references a compiled index style notice from the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin advertising legal notices and real estate transactions.
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