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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows a name fragment and odd punctuation. Likely an obituary or notice item with a person named Alexander L T Pecks and trailing fragments. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or role from the readable portion.
Castle and Cooke, Ltd of Honolulu lists its roles as agents for The Bwa Plantation Co The Waialua Agricultural Co The Kohala Sugar Co The Waimea Sugar Mill Co The Fulton Iron Works St Louis MO The Standard Oil Co The Geo F Blake Steam Pumps Won ton s Centrifugals The New England Life Insurance Co Boston The Hartford Fire Insurance Co The Alliance Assurance Co London and others in an agency roster indicating diversified business interests and partnerships.
Agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Cokals Sugar Plant Co Coomes Sugar Co Hosome Sugar Co Walluka ue s Co Makes Sugar Co Haleakals Ranch Co The Pianters Line of San Francisco Packets Chas Brewer Co s line of Boston Packets List of Officers M Cooke President George Robertson Manager B F Bishop Treasurer and Secretary F W Mac tarlane Auditor P Jones C M Cooke J R Galt Directors
Dr. Oxtram led a large audience into the adjoining chapel for an hour of talk and prayer. Many affirmed faith, confessed backsliding, and sought church and city support. Dr. Getrom preached on inner strength and denial of self, urging a heroic, unselfish Christian life aligned with Matthew 16 4. A noon meeting and home prayer sessions follow, with Rev. Rowlinson named President of Hiram College.
The Wailuku Improvement Association executive committee asks the Maui delegation to appropriate funds for the Department of Public Instruction. The resolution notes schools need money for building, teachers' salaries, and preventing further declines in efficiency amid current economies. Copies go to the Senate president and House Speaker.
In Holt court yesterday Judge De Holt granted motions by C. Moweman and Chase Chillingworth. Mossman is set for trial on June 12 with Chillingworth’s case to follow. Tennis results from Capitol Square include Cooke over Waterhouse and Derby over Roune among others. Indies play at the Pacific Tennis Club and Alexander cup action is slated for tomorrow.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea reaches Hackfelds wharf carrying freight for the Orient and 160 cabin passengers, with 87 bound for Honolulu and many tourists. Notable travelers include Admiral George C. Reiter en route to Hongkong, and several officials and business figures. The ship will call at Midway Island en route to the Orient due to tense maritime conditions and potential risk from nearby hostilities.
The Government band performs tonight at 7:30 on the Alexander Young hotel roof garden. Part I includes Beliter March and various overtures and selections. Part II features Hawaiian vocal renditions arranged by Berger and a Seminole intermezzo. The program lists Wagner, Meyerbeer, and Alastyne among others.
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