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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
4
A prominent Chinese mayoral appointee resigns claiming the law is bent for capital interests. He denounces the regime as corrupt and vows to become a socialist, noting coercion rather than conscience. The piece frames his departure as a reaction to political pressure rather than principle.
Returning delegates woo represent the interests of the Territory before Congress. Confidence grows that the President’s proposed expenditures will be adopted. The venture showcases favorable opinion of Territory and the value of education in public service, with the delegation’s work seen as a notable example for broader territorial and national measures.
An archival essay traces repeated liberty struggles and the dangers of anarchy, citing historical prompts from Lock in the era of revolt, Schure’s views on the German movement, and parallels to Russia and Mussina, noting how political stagnation bred disillusionment and partial reforms.
The passage argues that German people prior to reform lacked active political responsibility and free institutions. It notes rulers conceded power but the public only gained strength after external shock, questioning if the 1808 Promeian reforms truly advanced liberty and rights.
Delegation met with Washington officials and Merchants Association to discuss Hawaii mail refunds and ship subsidies. Speaker Cannon reportedly withdrew opposition to the Mawati refund, with hopeful prospects for a 70 to 75 percent refund and a possible five to ten year repayment term. The group plans a detailed report and further meetings to back American-Hawaiian Steamship Co plans.
The fragment discusses a favorable export stance and a 20 year refund, with mention of a Mulherny returning with a Korn and a Bull, plus a claim that seventy five percent will be for a term after Tears. It notes a new creammentip AH Beco and praise for work by a family Delegate to Washington Kuhlo Ki Wolanade, while not confirming a third term candidacy.
A release from Guha Prison lists individuals including Morney Booch and Johnsne among those remitted in a month marked by official actions. The report notes the commissioner of records overseeing the pardon or remission process and the count of released inmates.
A port discussion notes that Portland may gain from direct competition with Central American producers, potentially expanding imports from Hawaii and Pacific routes. Steamship traffic could shift cargo space to Porto and Yokohama routes, with pilots weighing longer distances against preserved markets. The Mikahali arrived from Kauai and Alameda awaited at the pier with cargoes for San Francisco.
Promoters claim Peruna cures catarrh and allied complaints, with endorsements from physicians like A Morgen of Indianapolis and Dr. Roberts. The ad touts Peruna as a non narcotic, permanent remedy that strengthens mucous membranes and nerve centers, sold with life pamphlet and direct mail requests to Dr. S. B. Columbus, Ohio.
Reports say Molokan group at Kapaa dimmed internal strife after five troublemakers left. Castle dismisses ongoing discord and notes some members seek work in town while organizers plan hiring Russian guides to join the colony.
In a lengthy forenoon of argument the Higashi habeas corpus case, long stalled since last Monday, was adjourned by the Supreme Court which took the matter under advisement. The court framed two points: Higashi was sentenced by Judge Whitney of the Police Court for maintaining a man with a gun and was entitled to a trial by.
A jury trial dispute arises in Higashi case over Organic Act rights and the definition of Honolulu jail. Judge Bennett rules, and appeal proceeds before the territorial court. Also noted are maritime cases involving Teomehient Ma wgninnt, schooner Conroe, and an official visit by the Acting Governor to British officers aboard the Cambrian while Flora coals. The Olympic sails from San Francisco to Honolulu on March 31.
A confused fragment reports a Russian diplomat visiting Honolulu with Baron Hakholiom and others aboard a Korea vessel. Observers recall lunch at the Moana and shopping, with remarks on King Kalberlain, his death, and Russian royal fans. The text mentions Madame Bakmitof and Miss Ziots as associates.
Nora Hodene Hodene wife of Dr A G Hodene funeral services were held at St Andrew Cathedral with Rev. Walterick officiating. Many friends attended as floral tributes filled the church and choirs from local associations performed. The remains were temporarily placed in Robinsong vault before burial at Newbury cemetery. Pallbearers included Dr J A Juda, Dr Charles J Me JM Dow fel, Mr Cottakdh, Mr A S Campbell and Mr Howard Porteous.
The barkentine 8 G Wilbur departed yesterday from San Francisco bound for Honolulu carrying a cargo crew and supplies as part of a routine voyage reported by local shipping records.
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