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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin published by Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd shows weekly and daily circulation figures for March on Oahu. G Nockum, business manager, attests to the accuracy of the statement. Notary public verifies the oath.
Mr Horne of Kaneha schools delivered a cautious critique of current reform rhetoric, urging practical youth training and school-centered focus. The piece notes gaps in universal education plans, calls for concrete methods, and stresses need for suitable facilities and disciplined instruction.
Territorial lawmakers urge depositing public funds in banks for protection and community benefit. Critics warn that locking money in the Territorial Treasury limits utility and raise interest concerns while proponents argue safe, productive use aligns with public need.
In a murky wartime style discourse the piece argues for a uniform depository plan to place state and territorial funds in a safe custody system. It cautions against needless private hoarding and urges prompt deposits to prevent public funds from being tied up. The author urges legislators to adopt a centralized fund that would circulate rather than sit idle.
Fragmentary letters reveal delegates to be sent from Hilo to discuss Hakslot land opening with the Governor and Land Commissioner. A vote on a nine-member delegation from the Ferrantin Onofrio and Laban accommodations is noted, while a Jersey City official cites a nine member delegation with authority to handle disputes. A commenter, Joe Challinane, voices opposition to women teaching boys arguing women are unsuitable and too effeminate, prompting calls to replace women teachers with men and asserting classroom dynamics reflect broader social changes.
Fragmented reminiscence mentions inventor W. McDaniel tied to a rotary press attachment and a print press firm. The text recalls a Virginian author and humorous wit, a near wreck on Hawaii, and a voyage with Paul Neumann aboard a ship off Puget Sound bound for Coquimbo Chile.
Mrs Wichman HF Wichman has been in declining health for months and was reported in dying condition at noon. Family members and friends express sorrow as they recall her years of contribution and support.
Eilenborh Hodgins wife of Dr 4G Hodgins died this morning after a long illness. Liylgiin, a resident of Toronto, Canada, was a prominent engineer. Mrs Hodgins had been ill during a recent trip home and on her return her health worsened. The funeral is expected tomorrow with time and place to be announced.
Pachego unveils a new barber shop on Wuet Street between Kine and Merchant, featuring hydraulic chairs and a patent vibrator electric massage machine. The facade is red and newly painted, with five barber chairs and a large dandruff killer product by Pachoon, who previously ran the Uniwe Harbor shop. A crowd from wxuletanta attends. veteran conductor comments.
The article details cash from loan funds moved through Lehop & Co and the Bank of Hawaii to the Territorial Treasury. It notes multiple bond lots totaling about 1 181,427.02 left, with various banks handling portions and a premium on bond sales. Treasurer Campbell provides figures on bond premiums and transfers.
Vida suspected a man trailing Vila and queried Kunkle as officers Lal and the sleuths closed in. They arrested the suspect, found stolen goods and checks, and searched his quarters uncovering more evidence as he swallowed a piece of paper.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss judges disgrace, Attorney General action, and arguments on disqualification. References to Wilder, the Dusted Flake Supreme Court decisions, and claims of strict common law in disqualification are noted with numerous authorities and personal reflections.
Jurors testified that remarks by Judge Holt were not to influence the verdict in a slave case. The hearing for a directed verdict was postponed to the following Thursday as defense counsel sought a new trial.
The Social Fewion of the Bike held a Saturday evening gathering at their Deretania street headquarters with Frank Thorpeon presiding. Hawaiians under Bro James Dougherty provided music with Kaal's stringed orchestra enhancing the event. Attendees included J. Hantings Howland Robert White James Dougherty Al Moore Mr Johnson BR Bivens County Attorney Dourhill J Walter Doyle Guy Livington A M Hanna Captain Connor of the dread Pacific performed, with Truce Hartman Coleman Schwarte noted for grace. Elks joined in at about ten o'clock, and members and guests shared toasts.
Attorney Joseph Lightfoot released from Kanal yesterday says the Kaneall forgery trial, after about ten days, ended without a verdict and was sent back for further deliberation. Lightfoot remains hopeful the jury will reach a verdict soon at the Masonic Temple session at 7:80.
Dr. Nicholaw Russel from the Orient in Siberia proclaims the revolution to be ongoing and asserts ninety million peasants will back constitutional reforms and universal free speech, predicting a defining epoch in world politics this year.
Friends of Mrs Moler of Wahiawa hosted a farewell dance before her departure for the mainland. The event featured decorations, music by Prof Rochfort's quartet, recitations by Vaughan, late refreshments, and dancing until 2 a m. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rod Moler, Mr and Mrs Wan, and many others in attendance.
In the city on March 95 at m, Nora Elizabeth Hodgins wife of Arthur Gordon Hodgins has died. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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