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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
8
Claire's offers made to order millinery with top artists and a broad display of patterns. The proprietress invites all to visit the shop at the corner of Hotel and Union Streets to see the display and select designs.
Report of a legislative session detailing proposed road, bridge, water works and public works projects across districts Kauai, Oahu, Maul, and Molokai. Items include new roads, extensions, culverts, and water systems with motions on funding levels, deferrals, and amendments. The Speaker urged collaboration with the Governor. session adjourned for Monday.
Neal Estate Mortgage Loans and Investment Securities report details on installment home finance. Germaine Mcintyre and Kentwell are named in relation to bids and dealings possibly tied to Henalulu and local offices. The wording is fragmented but indicates real estate financing activity and potential bidding.
The army transport Sherman left port this morning bound for Manila with 1550 aboard after a smallpox case aboard was isolated at quarantine island. A cabin steward contracted the disease and was removed for treatment while the ship returned to port for full quarantine procedures.
Honolulu sugar news notes a latest quotation of 235 cents per hundredweight with a disrupted line of figures and company names amid a May 19 1906 market summary. The brief lists Hawaiian Sugar Co and related entities, reflecting a volatile trades update from the island exchange.
The vessel, cleared for Mantia, faced a quar antine choice with the captain deciding to proceed. Passengers were informed their condition would be monitored and isolation would occur if cases emerged, while relief and joy greeted the news of departure.
The Kilefords staged Kidnapped last evening to a large crowd with hearty applause for the hero and crowd-pleasing scenes. There were knocks and a few tense moments as the tale unfolded, and the company performed well. A return performance is planned for tonight.
The M C A St Louis College Milly Institute and the Normal Schools enter a large contingent for a track meet this afternoon at Boye Field. Events include the 50 and 100 yard championship sprints. About 112 men are entered in all.
The Roads & Bridges team faces Pitt Districts in a major rope-pull duel. Kanikeau versus Kanikitwa highlights a second active match. The event draws a large turnout as strong men test footing on the cleats.
Ent Today reports a 2 pm event at Baseball Park featuring Mallen Punahouse Ker aidan Track meet at Hoye Field and a Cable Yacht Club opening chowder at Pearl Harbor Club House. The notice mentions a tournament near Kanikeau and Kanikauwa and hints at Easter activities for home women.
Judge Phil Weaver of the Torrens Land Court refutes Senator Dowsett’s claims that land in Palama owned by P. G Jones Limited was registered with faults. He asserts the land title process works, notes the court’s efforts to rectify title flaws, and explains funding constraints while 33 cases await examination. The piece, from the Saturday Bulle, also advertises notices and real estate transactions in the Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
Dr X Ruwwl of Hilo arrived on the Kinau this morning with several other arrivals including George Andrews and Mug ob Uy Kina from Hilo. The Globe Clothing Co displays window fashions with prices from $10 to $2 per week. Fort street goods, camera views, and pharmacy items feature at local stores. An array of bargains on furniture and household items is advertised, with Aug. items and a sermon by F Wadman announced. Admiral Huckley lists shipment-ready line counts for numerous ships and harbors across Hawaii.
After 6 p m the Criterion at Hotel and Bethel Street corner offers hot chicken tamales. Locals say the tamales are worth a long stroll as they are rare in this area and evoke cravings for the genuine article all year round. Cor C 4 McCarthy, Prop.
Hilo champions Hapal and J Metcalf display strong form in a tennis contest. Vinsident Borkin of the Hawaiian Tennis Association confirms a telegraph that Hilo will enter both singles and doubles with Hapal and Metcalf as likely top contenders for the title.
A convicted chefa game operator Ah Nam received a thirty day jail term after two Chinese witnesses testified he ran a word guessing game in a vacant River Street lot. He protested loudly, cursing the two Hewes in pidgin Kaplish as the judge imposed the sentence.
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