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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
4
Aged commentary on the defeated Sunday law and political maneuvering. The piece critiques legislators and officials, questions accountability in the Lilihow Street accident, and muses on potential cabinet appointments. It notes Japan Russia peacemaking prospects and dismisses schemes to place relatives in leadership, urging clearer responsibility.
The Legislature denounces Governor Carter for vetoing the Sunday law, while the editor argues the veto blocks a measure closer to public sentiment. It notes laundries would be affected and warns that future bills may revise the proposal as the issue looms before the next session.
A fragmented excerpt describes legislative debate on Sabbath laws and potential amendments after governor’s suggestions. The House backs public sentiment in favor of stricter observance while veto context hints at senate actions and political maneuvering surrounding religious-law issues.
On the Thirty-seventh Reunion Day Rep Karlho introduced a petroleum and explosives bill in the House. The measure directs inspection, storage, and sale rules, with a new provision for crude oil fuel valuation and an emphasis on storage and welfare. Also, a bill to protect fisheries by restricting mesh size and preventing wasteful destruction of juvenile fish was introduced, with exemptions for certain mature fish. A resolution by Rep Lewis seeks $650 for road labor on Kanmana road, Hilo, Hawaii.
In Dolce Court Police Judge Whitney heard Helen the dirtlent of Romany gypsies on a vagrancy charge. Attorney Geo A Davis argued she could not be charged, the case was never prosecuted, and Helen was released. Ramon Ramos, wanted for stealing watches, was arrested in Pala and will be brought to Honolulu on the next Kinau for processing.
The Public Lands Committee reported on a petition from W K Reebe introduced by Hala seeking $500 for land taken and a family burial plot in Kipahulu Maui with 14100 of ma acre. committee finds 100 in enough and report adopted. Also reported on a petition from Mrs Laumhine introduced by Lewis seeking two acres conveyed to her on ground her family has long occupied. finding occupants allowed to stay unmolested.
Honolulu Market notes scattered stock quotes with prices for Pioneer Wilder’s Oak McBryde and Wataluis Go among others. Sugar quotation appears at 4.80625 amid fragmented figures and misspellings in this OCR snippet.
August Iten of Mountain View writes to The Evening Bulletin defending cane pricing details tied to sugar market quotations and mill charges. He argues his estimates are substantially correct despite McBrocker’s criticisms, citing April 1903 prices and San Francisco and New York differences. He asserts profitability claims and condemns misapplied deductions by the Sugar Trust while detailing shipment costs and contract terms.
The window features patterns from 1905 including the BLOUSE SUIT No. 7 Band. Early callers have first choice on limited suit lengths. Several lightweight patterns are available for suits and are on display in the Tailoring Department.
Tax assessor Holt called the Supreme Court decision on agency contracts the most important for the Territory. He said it frees taxation time and will raise Hawaii revenue. He cited cases involving H. Hackfeld & Co., Castle & Cooke, and Schacter & Co., noting one other case reduced little. The taxable property valued at 1,208.26 will incur taxes over 3,600.
Safety in investments is our first consideration as we seek the highest rate of interest consistent with absolute security for stockholders. All our contrasts are guaranteed. Building and loan advertisements indicate secure, insured savings options and dependable returns.
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