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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR recalls a memo on public school reform in the Territory. It criticizes opponents as uninformed about local conditions and urges a capable, experienced leader to guide readjustment, administration, and logistics for the department.
Representative men of the city urge the Governor to sign the liberal Sunday bill now before him. The article notes division in Hawaii but highlights a strong majority support among citizens, religious groups, and businesses for a minimum Sunday work limit and leisure without harming others. It stresses the Governor should heed the will of the people.
The Territorial Supreme Court this morning rendered a decision in John Power & Co versus HL Calton and O Wo Mar Tarlane in equity for an avouqty. Plaintiff seeks relief against Calton alone. Decr n appealed true alms, "For Rent" verdict om sale at Bulletin.
A large Honolulu gathering urged Governor Carter to sign the Quinn Sunday law. Speakers argued for a rational Sunday regulation balancing worship with labor recreation, stressing support from labor groups, employers, and Catholic leaders. The crowd pressed for timely action as legislators previously endorsed modifications to the old law.
A fragment from a Honolulu sugar market item mentions a quoted price for a test sale and a London beet reference. The readable text is brief and lacks clear event details, participants, or dates beyond the cryptic notation.
A classified style notice offers to list all kinds of securities for sale or exchange and promises the highest prices. The ad repeats the broker’s name Geo P Thielen and emphasizes demand for stocks and bonds.
Opinion argues Punchbowl Park should be preserved and developed for public use in Honolulu. It highlights scenic views, accessibility from multiple city areas, and the broad taxpayer benefits of maintaining this capital city's green space over potential lease or sale gains.
Hawaii coroner's jury returns accidental drowning verdicts for a 14 year old Puerto Rican boy at Hakala and for a Japanese woman killed by a runaway watercar at Walokea Manuka. The text reports on witness testimony, police and medical inspection practices, and debates over prostitution and medical examinations in Iwilei, including Dr. Cooper's role and board of health connections.
Representative Clark of the Bureau of Commerce and Labor arrived aboard the Mierra to review shipping conditions, focusing on crew shortages and efficiency. The waterfront is curious about his plans while he quietly surveys potential park and road developments near Punchbowl and Alapal Street as part of broader public-interest projects.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a commission led by Dr Hoffmann and Cooper, noting a woman attended by a physician. No decisive outcome or identified individuals beyond these hints. The passage appears to be continuation from the previous page with incomplete sentences and garbled words.
The Haleiwa Hotel in Honolulu sits on the Oahu Railway line offering tennis billiards thresh and saltwater bathing. Packages include railway fare and full rounds for guests, with a schedule showing departure from a specific time and returning in the evening to arrive by night.
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