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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1905
Page
1
A meeting in Makiki adopted a resolution demanding high standards in public schools and adequate funding to maintain efficiency. It urges restoring teacher salaries to pre special-session levels after a twenty percent reduction. The text reflects concerns from the Fourth District precincts about education policy.
France rejects claims of violating neutrality amid Indo China tensions. Officials insist Paris upholds international norms while addressing alleged infractions by regional actors. The dispute centers on recent clashes and diplomatic exchanges involving Southeast Asia.
A Porto Rican killed Akum a Chinaman employed by Hutchinson Sugar Plantation near Hiles and fled with his money. Akum was shot in the head and stabbed in the neck after being told to repair broken waterhead guides. The suspect was arrested and confessed, with a watch chain and revolver found on him. The region reports ongoing drought and geological shocks, while Naalehu readies new services from Thompson and a physician.
Women take their children on outings to the zoo parks beaches and valleys and seek comfort and amusement for the youngsters. J Hopp & Co advertise a versatile portable pushcart with adjustable back and foldable frame for street use. The window display features new faltings with exclusive design and there is mention of local figures at a fishing trip aboard Young Bros launches and a court hearing on the Kalona case before Judge Lindway.
The House of Fraventatives discussed a resolution directing the Attorney General to report on the legality of the County Act and related inquiries. The session also covered Senate bills on expenses, unpaid bills, and special appropriations, plus a new resolution urging investment in agricultural education and a college of agriculture and mechanical arts.
The Alexander Young Hotel will switch management beginning May 15 and operate on both the American and European plans under new administration.
Hilo May 6 Sheriff Hearle announced his intention to run on the Republican ticket for Hawaii Sheriff if nominated. Also noted is the ongoing trial of Frank Hutchmann for impersonating a revenue officer and a report on visitors at the Kaimuki Zoological Garden center with new attractions regularly added.
Administrative move to shave down current accounts and salary bills to fit revenue. an extra session looms. Attorney A G M Robertson cites party rules on ballot selection. voters may not indicate sheriffs or offices on ballots. separate slip allowed. Greece notes 10,000 modern ploughs with 14,000 antiquated ones. Greave offers strong agricultural implement market.
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