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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1905

Page

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Madame Scott the Song Leader in Honolulu Scene

Madame Ida Gray Scott, famed song leader, arrives in Honolulu from the mainland for a city event. She notes a quick farewell recital postponement at the Palace Hotel and previews singing selections from the Queen of Sheba and The Swing. She has long kept busy in Paris, London, and major U.S. cities and aims to charm Hawaiian audiences as she did on the mainland.

Ida Gray Scott Maine California San Francisco Klon Palace Hotel Paris London States

Frat opera star debuts in private concerts amid San Francisco praise

The article notes Lot WW performing under the name Lot Sebastian with plans for a public debut after private concerts. Marguerite Lemon, recently debuting with the Metropolitan Opera in San Francisco as Nedda in Pagliacci, received strong praise. A rehearsal is set for 7:30 PM at Theodore Richards’ residence. Judges for the Saturday song contest are listed, with results to be announced Monday.

Lot Sebastian Scott San Francisco Manchuria Marguerite Lemon Metropolitan Opera Company San Franccisco Nedda Caruso Theodore Richards Bey A.T. Atkinson Berger J. Osborne Barton Walbridge Branley Livingston A. F. Judd King Theodora Rich

Kawaiban Orchestra at Kalmyk Zoo Friday Evening

The Kawaiban Orchestra will perform at the Kalmyk Zoo Friday evening starting 7:30 p.m. through 10:30 p.m. The program includes Twostep, A Signal from Mars, There’s Dark Man Coming, and What the Brass Band Plays. Also featured is a display of Honolulu fashion by Mrs Hodson in Kerra Millinery Department.

Kawaiban Kalmyk! Zoo Twostep Mars Taylor Duns Leighton ‘Walts Anne Knighthood Twosten Alne “Achors Chambers F. R. Epindola Monolulu Tate Paul Cohn Muate Honolulu Mra Hodson Kerra Millinery Department

Emergency 10000 Appropriation For Forest Fires Debate

The House Agricultural Committee reports after recess with recommendations to base items on the bill. Rep Coetho reintroduces an act to amend sections of the 1903 extra session law for two years ending June 30, 1908. Rep Harris seeks payment of unpaid 1903 legislature bills. An emergency fund of 10000 dollars is proposed to be tied to extinguishing forest fires. The bill advances through Committee of the Whole as the session proceeds with departmental appropriations.

House Agricultural Committee Holloway Forester Hoomer Department of Agriculture and Forestry Coetho Harris Rice House Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry Rep Waterhouse Torren

Senate's Short Session Prompted Expenditure Request

A letter from Judge Weaver asks for 522 to cover his trip and court expenses not provided for. The committee on unpaid bills was tasked. A 15 minute recess occurred to report. Kalama moved to adjourn, describing frustration over delays and perceived bias in committee reporting.

Fternon Weaver Kalama

Colonel Jonow Becomes Official Court Stenographer

A Colonel J W Jonow passed a high speed typing test before Judge Robinson, writing 216 words per minute for five minutes. The judge appointed him official stenographer, after which a statement of the test was issued. A literary remark and a quip about steam power conclude the piece in Chicago Daily News style.

J. W. Jonow Robinson

School Head Pushes Lump Sum for Pay Distribution

In the extra session of the Territorial Legislature, debates over a $50,000 homestead for red damages and a proposed $35,000 to $50,000 distribution to districts dominated committee discussions. House leaders urged reallocations, with tentative cuts in departmental expenses and upkeep. Senate and House convened, bills referred, and a special committee review ordered to allow time for report on appropriations and unpaid bills through July 1, 1904.

Lne Houne Lewin Waterhouse Tdewa Harris Litikalanty Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry Etonia Stetchen Makiki Fulno Bureau of Animals Vetegnarian Bureau of Animal Industry Senate House Paria West Wilcox Dickey Lane Bishop Joan

Senate Forenoon Session Narrowed Deficiency Bill Notes

A thin forenoon session in the Senate saw limited action as the House discussed the deficiency bill. Minutes record committee work progressing, with focus on references and potential amendments as lawmakers attempt to move the measure forward.

Sailor dispute over Kanaka crew and wages at port

Captain Combe denies a newspaper report about his ship recruiting a new Kanaka crew here. He says he will pay current wages and ship the crew if needed, disputes the paper’s facts, and notes the union’s stance is not binding. The piece references a salaries bill in the Senate and county acts related to tax proclamations.

Combe Rentoror Imseara Coombe Kanakas Foollah

Witnesses Tangle in Meredia Case and Old Law Books

A flood of witnesses testified in the Meredia case as the trial before Judge De Balt proceeded. Jury proceedings highlighted purchases of Civil and Penal Laws from Mehuola, voucher disputes, and questions over 1897 and 1903 code editions. Attorneys argued over admissibility and scope as the case revisits old legislative records and book copies.

Fleming Levidence Clyases HL Jones Meheula Epwaker Fred Beckley Hockley W. N Solomon Mehenta House of Representatives de Balt GW. Awlford Charles Crane F. J Mehoula Andrade Alvo Moheula Hail Berndt Stir Btar Andrews Ashford Antford Kerr C. R. Buckland Lik

Oakland letter praises Dr Ostrom in revival praise

A letter from Oakland pastors and church workers extols Dr Ostrom for charm and wit and lauds revival services. It notes generous offerings and sustained support from the Oaks assembly and describes extensive church and prayer meeting participation.

Kincaid Oakland Cal Ostrom California

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