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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
11
A plea to readers that the association offers protection for a small cost and is easy to join. It stresses urgency and preparedness for unforeseen emergencies and encourages immediate sign ups to avoid risk to oneself and family.
The Senate debated the current appropriation bill with delays and amendments. Achi backed by Tsonbers urged acceptance of the Ways and Means committee report while the bill faced third reading after House revisions. Updates included funding debates for defense costs and the County Act, with amendments proposed by several members and references to Washington legal costs and court expenses.
Critics have attacked life insurance firms for mismanagement but Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California is defended. It is described as controlled by a board of fifteen directors who own stock and are responsible for officers, with policyholders also holding stake. The article emphasizes directors are financially capable and legally accountable.
Clinton J Hutchins is listed as a general agent with an address at 920 Fort Street. The entry notes his role and location in a concise directory style.
A Waimea Land Group meeting is convened at Wi Alu Court Waialua Oahu on Saturday May 20. The purpose is to hear land matters elect officers and address business, with Peter Vat as manager announcing the meeting on May 9 and May 13 1905.
The document lists lunar timing and tidal references for May with Honolulu time adjustments and port departures. It mentions Kanuiut Milo Mone tutu and Greenwich meridian, then lists multiple ship departures for Hilo Koolay Walmanule San Francisco and other ports with varying times and dates in May.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and relations including Kinay from Hilo and several individuals such as Moniz, Parsons, Williamson, and Blinn. The passage appears to be a damaged passenger or witness list with unclear roles and destinations.
At the April conference, seventy members voted to move the church forward, praising Joseph Smith and defending President Roosevelt. J Golden Kimball warned critics, asserting obedience to church authority and loyalty to Old Glory. Mack Smith and Joseph F. Smith denounced critics and cartoons, pledging faithfulness and a square deal from Roosevelt.
Cheap furniture of parlor dining room and kitchen Addreau I M Bulletin.
In a Senate session, Dickey moved to set the bonded indebtedness at 4001. Dowsett proposed 3400 and carried. Dowsett then urged increasing the Item of Interest by 10000, while discussions accused the Treasurer of lobbying and questioned various appropriations. The debate touched on the Ways and Means Committee, incidental funds, tax office needs, and potential cuts, with several members opposing changes. The bill passed the third reading unanimously before adjournment at 10 a.m.
New York's Hippodrome opened amid great fanfare before a crowd of about 6900. The ambitious venue, a modern architectural marvel, is hailed as a crown jewel in the city’s skyline and touted to inspire similar projects nationwide. Backed by John W. Gates and Wall Street money, the show impressed with its scale and artistic ambition.
By authority bids for printing the Journal of the House of Representatives of the Territory of Hawaii are invited. Bids due May 17 1905 at 12 noon. Specification includes price per page covering all costs and delivery. sample forms and bond of two thousand dollars required. multiple bound copies and proofs to be provided. conditions include fines for late delivery. Bid opening at Capitol building Honolulu on May 17 1905 at noon. ERIC A KNUDSEN Speaker House of Representatives Honolulu May 18 1905.
Public auction at the Judiciary Building Honolulu on June 6 1905 at noon offers leases on grazing lands Naluli Kaupo Maui 1075 acres 21 years from Sept 1905 upset 950 yearly paid semiannually Opinhale Kona Hawaii 2400 acres 21 years from June 6 1905 upset 260 yearly paid semiannually for plan and lease details apply to Department of Public Lands Mondlain JAS W Pratt Commissioner of Woelati May 5 May 9 43 20 27 01
Weather data lists temperatures from 69 at 6 am to 77 at noon with a minimum of 68, humidity 68 to 84 percent, dew point 4 am, wind speeds ranging 8 to 19 mph from various directions, rainfall 0.068 inches in 24 hours, total wind movement 291 miles, and advisory note about boredom interruptions and quotes.
A garbled record of land and property dealings on Oahu dated between 1904 and 1908. Entries mention buyers sellers and locations such as Kal S104 Kalin nui Koolauioa Oahu Kaneohe and Kewalo St Honolulu with sums including 100 11 and 10 000 alongside parcel references B 270 p 1 B 207 p 409 and RP 809. Several dated items reference May 5 1905 April 20 1905 and June 24 1904 with various parties like Cirhinni Cabral Yort Mutt Ment Racy of Hawaii and Yim Bearock Tr within multiple districts. The fragmentary text ends with a quoted exchange about calling and park patrols.
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