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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
4
A garbled wartime page discusses sugar prices and political moves. It mentions Governor Carter, Sunday law debates, and a grand jury investigation. It highlights concerns over public policy, prison reform, and a Kona orphanage proposal amid broader ties to national tensions.
A derisive view of secret sessions by the special committee investigating the Department of Education suggests timid teachers and others would fear testifying. The plan, veiled as protecting teachers, appears more farcical as the public remains blocked from learning about lax methods and irregularities in the department.
The text critiques a secrecy program and urges full disclosure to the public. It argues that those involved with the department of education and related officials should be open about actions and methods. It questions the current investigative process and urges informing the public through proper channels.
Governor Carter expressed a strong justification for selecting a successor to Superintendent Atkinson as executive head of the Department of Public Instruction. The chosen leader should embody modern educational practice, capable management, and a dedication to high standards in school administration. The aim is to secure efficient, ongoing improvement in territorial education.
Sugar quotes at 4.87 with current price. beets listed at 148 for the day, showing a 9d change. Market note reflects commodity pricing on the Honolulu exchange scene.
Pinkham addresses the Board of Health and the Legislature regarding Kalihi leprosy cases. He defends current procedures for examining detained suspects, outlines parole practices, and urges collaboration to protect public health and reputation while respecting detainees. The statement emphasizes humane, protective measures and calls for legislative alignment with health board determinations.
The Tailoring Dept displays late patterns including the BLOUSE SUIT No 7. See the one in the window. Several light weight patterns have arrived, with only suit lengths available, so callers who come early will have first choice.
The Royal Hawaiian Hotel presents a Friday luau featuring native feast, gourd beaters, and dancing with the Kawaha Glee Club. Guests and locals are invited to attend the feast and dance, with tickets available at the hotel for a two dollar charge. The event showcases Hawaiian culture for island visitors and townspeople.
Reports from the Nu AuW roRorvoirH indicate 0.75 inches of rain in the last 24 hours, possibly easing a water famine. Other plantations report almost no rainfall, with Ola Bugar Company noting the small shower. Strong expectations for the equinoctial storm persist amid light showers in the Maktit and Maj valleys.
Atkinson testifies before Judd on school inspections and payments. He describes obtaining regulations, sending Doyle to fetch them, paying rolls, and reporting derelictions. He asserts no authority conflicts among inspectors, notes money handling to repair courses, and relies on a school agent for assignments.
At the annual meeting held on March 22 1905 stockholders elected officers and directors for the ensuing year. The minutes list names James L Mel N E Gedge and A Ken James as officers serving through March 22 1906 in Honolulu.
A fragmented ad style feature touts Peruna as a cure for spring catarrh. It includes testimonials from women and men, mentions endorsements, addresses, and pricing, claiming health restoration and vitality through Peruna with references to Dr. Hartman and the Peruna Medicine Co.
The House adjourned ending debate on communications from President Pinkham. Governor signed Act 9 to promote display of the U S flag and an act for return of summons and trial of cases after twenty days. Pratt cites cost estimates for opening Kealakehe homesteads Hawaii with road work and land surveys. 12 miles road and $29,000 center cost. Senate reports Joint Committee findings on labor issues.
The Reference Committee reported a batch of Senate bills with referrals to appropriate committees. It recommended tabling McCandlons Senate Bill 49 on a subject tied to Quinn’s bill. Aylott’s labor pay regulation bill faced doubt. Mentioned were a $2,200 culvert project for Kahauiki Stream in Honolulu and public works chatter. Andrade’s bill faces expected hurdles in passage. An eccentric incident involving Ah Kee near the railway station prompted police action and a potential return to China consideration.
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