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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
4
An older Thurston paper decries the temper of mischaracterizing its farm folly as mere chance. It notes the proverb that money and folly part, but suggests the fool may cling longer to a misguided scheme.
The piece argues the territorial legislature should not regulate illegal prostitution through new rules but risk subservience to federal authority. It notes governors sheriffs and health boards hold leverage, while law and jurisdiction blur between territorial and federal powers. The call is to take a clear stance or risk policy being set by others.
The Hawaii House met for third reading with bills on veterinary practice, medical licensing, and voter eligibility. Debates touched on horse services, professional exemptions, Pelekunu illness funding, and tax adjustments for social clubs, with committee recommendations on roads, schools, and electric lighting.
Wether APT March 28 1908 reports temperatures from 6 am to noon with highs near 78, humidity and barometer readings, wind velocities and directions, and 24 hour rainfall totals. A notice seeks a competent woman to care for two children, page 8.
Our tailoring department displays latest 1905 patterns including BLOUSE SUIT No. 6 and No. 7. Window sample showcased. several light weight suit patterns arrived. Early callers secure first choice as only suit lengths per pattern available.
Governor Carter has not decided who will be named superintendent to replace Atkinson. He mentions several nominees including Messrs Livingston Merrill Babbitt Davin Caldwin Kemvaner Neardon Dove Lightfoot and others connected to education and the Board of Education. W J Babbitt, clerk of the Von Hamm Young Co, is listed among names.
The House held final readings with Senate Bill H4 pausing at third reading. Bills 8. B. 57 on impounding animals, 9 on juvenile delinquency trials, and related measures were noted along with local notices of stock transfers and court actions. The Tilite B Startuck arrived from Newent and docked at the Pacific Mall wharf. Nannie I. Rice of Boston filed a quiet title suit over 174 acres under a forty year lease to J. P. Mendonea, while Judge Lindsay ruled on the Damon v Territory of Hawaii fishery case awaiting U S Supreme Court guidance.
Competing parties agree to submit the case on the record of the prior trial without a jury. The Am. ship Tillie B. Starbuck, Winn, from Newcantle, was in Honolulu harbor on Tuesday, March 38, at 4 a.m. Local observers noted no jury trial to proceed.
The Thirty Fifth Day report from the Senate special committee on the County Act, prepared with legal input from A M Roberts son and Henry Holmes, argues the bill has no legal objections. It notes overlooked polling places and outlines committee actions, with House bills 65 and 62 to be read again and a judiciary committee report on Senate bills 13 and 31 to be tabled.
The legislature screens multiple bills including a personal and property tax measure and a rules resolution. Senate votes route bills by title. various committees consider foreign corporations and official reporters. A county representation section sparks disputes over Board of Supervisors composition and powers.
A San Francisco dated notice shares a layperson account of Bright's disease and diabetes, citing a father’s 20 year experience and a boy’s recovery using Multon’s Goin pound and Pulton’s Compound. It promotes a pamphlet from MONOLALY LUG CO and urges readers to seek remedies for Bright’s disease and related weaknesses.
Wailuku Sugar Company directors advance plans for a new near‑present sugar factory on Maui. Honolulu Iron Works to build at about 400000 dollars, with work to start and machinery purchases from New York firms next month. Project aims to grind by December 1 1900 and provide local Hawaii labor for over a year.
Safety in investments is our first consideration. We obtain for our stockholders the highest rate of interest consistent with absolute security. All our contracts are guaranteed. Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association.
The Haleiwa Hotel at Haleiwa Honolulu a famed country resort near the Oahu Railway offers golf billiards Fresh and salt water bathing riding driving and other amusements. Price includes fare one half day room and board. Sunday limit two hours according to table.
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