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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
8
Despite a sugar price drop, San Francisco traders show confidence in Hawaiian stocks. A local brokerage firm reported Hawaiian Consolidated stock at 24.50 dollars, while Honokan traded around 22.00 dollars. Market chatter notes limited weakness, with no break below expected quotes as Hawaiian population activity remains steady in Frisco.
A Honolulu delegation met Governor Carter at his office to urge veto of the Simniay Sunday law and keep the existing one. After lengthy remarks the Governor thanked them and promised to consider the matter, noting the delegation’s concern that the new law could curb freedom and harm business.
A garbled entry notes standard time being 10 hours 30 minutes behind Greenwich meridian 167.80. It mentions two whistle blows at 1 20 p m and references ships or travel with arrivals on Thursday March 23 and a schedule involving Interprise Youngton Ban Wraneive via Hilo and Aloha Dabel for Kanna pall at 630 p m.
March 2 1906 weather bulletin lists temperatures from 70 at 6 am to 77 by noon with morning low 74. Relative humidity around 61 percent, dew point 60, wind from the north increasing to 15 mph by noon. Rainfall for the 24 hours ends at midnight is 0.00 inches. total wind movement 241 miles.
Reports note refined sugar from America arriving in Liverpool via the White Banner Georgie with containers destined for Cooperative Wholesale Society amid high prices. Separately, Kawalahao Church leaders petition the Governor to keep the current Sunday law, arguing for orderly worship while opponents warn of burdens on workers and changes to observe Sunday.
The Board of Agriculture and Forestry met to discuss forest fires and proposed fire legislation. Forester Hosmer detailed fires in South Kona Wallawa s and Olan, noting containment efforts and a $2000.09 appropriation bill. The meeting backed a law empowering fire wardens to mobilize crews and penalize negligent brush burning, with support from several members.
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