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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows notary and First Judicial Circuit seals with unclear names and dates. Readable elements reference a sworn document and official authentication but lack sufficient details for full summary.
A garbled AP report describes the House debating a Hawaii refunding bill, noting extended campaigning, varying support, and the need for citizen action to influence passage. It warns the White House and Congress remain unsettled and urges readiness to assist in advancing the bill.
Fragmented report outlines disputes over immigration business and policy remarks by Secretary Atkinson. Battles within the Immigration Board surface concerns over intentions toward planters and Corruption fears. The piece warns that misunderstandings could hinder progress and unity in official circles.
The article discusses Hawaii labor policy amid Japanese migration concerns. It notes Governor Atkinson's tension with plantation interests and federal action potential. Diplomats and labor agents accuse oppressive tactics, while European settlement proposals surface.
Fragmented remarks discuss proposals linked to general policy shifts and public galleries. The text references decisive calls for straightforward, decisive actions in immigration work and mentions a European context, signaling debate over personal and positional approaches.
An urgent notice promotes a benefit at the Orpheum tonight to aid an orphanage. The article urges attendance, describes the show as modest and wholesome, and notes limited seating with orchestra seats available before 5 PM. A country club meeting led by Christine J. Hutchlie is set for the Young Hotel next week, with committees calling members for stock aid.
Henry C Ide named newly appointed governor of the Philippines to serve until June 2. The appointment follows previous governors and office transfers. Ide, a Vermont native, has prior service in Samoa and is expected to be succeeded by James F Smith.
Mrs. Wharton recounts a long morning search for Simeon and Johnson Smith, detailing her frantic steps from the mango tree to the cane patch and windmill. Johnson later returns pale and dirty, denying involvement as she demands her child, while officials work to locate Simeon.
Witnesses describe frantic search for Simeon after his abduction. Johnson and Mamaki hunted near the tank, while a Chinaman’s clue led to clothing and bloodied remains, revealing the child’s fate and grave distress for the witness Mrs. Wharton.
A fragmented account describes a child crying and being told to assemble something in a hole and inform a deputy and a doctor, with partial instruction and emotional distress evident throughout.
M T Decker an aer and trainer for race horses died at Niereaidenen on Main Avenue Wai loki. Death attributed to heart trouble. Widowed wife resides in Walinke Man. Funeral held Sunday afternoon with interment at local cemetery. Lord Elleemere’s clock at Worsley unusually struck thirteen after workers missed noon chime, a peculiarity linked to the last Duke of Bridgewater.
By authority as we retained and given that George Mer ieRt J D is reappointed as a member of the Board of Medical Exam for a term of three years from March 1906.
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