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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
1
Sugar prices in San Francisco on October 31 show 96 degree centrifs at 348 cents or 977.40 per ton, with a previous quotation of 3.95 cents. Beets analysis reports 28 efficiency Os 7 1-20 ity at 3480 cents, with prior quotes Ba 8 140.
A political verse urges voters in Honolulu to cast ballots for Sheriff Brown on Election Day. The rhyme mocks opponents and praises Brown, invoking Hawaiian imagery and a call to march to the polls.
A prominent business man reports Thurston urged voting against Brown and admits not believing Brown dishonest. He accuses Thurston of pressuring for a favorable candidate while denouncing others, noting split-ticket rhetoric in the morning paper and calling Thurston a chameleon connected to the Taukes.
A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors is slated for tomorrow night to examine ballots for the county election. The county act assigns ballot preparation to the County Clerk, and the Supervisors have no authority to alter or act on the ballots beyond observing them. County Clerk Kalanokitiani notes the meeting will be a formal rubber stamp to comply with the law.
A railroad window at Alea station was broken and the money drawer robbed. Police traced the likely suspect, a man believed to be near Piulon, who knew the area well and headed directly to the money storage after the break in. The incident was discovered morning, with officers on the trail following the clues.
In Kamuela Hawaii a Dutch chicken raiser rode the Kinau freight boat to fetch chickens. He boarded a returning vessel too late as the Kinau steamed away with his cargo still ashore. Cowboys and locals wonder what happened to him as he contemplates a New Zealand voyage with Dr Baldwin.
A fragment suggests the Newry Waterhouse Trust Company holds value beyond intrinsic worth, with emphasis on associations and safeguarding assets. The note hints at a burglar purging or purgles as a motive, implying concerns over security and stewardship of property.
Admirers present a gold badge to the Walmea Kauai deputy sheriff. Three Japanese hotel keepers funded the gift and named Sheriff Crowell as the recipient. The badge, described as an artistic and decorative piece, honors the deputy for his service and esteem.
In a Lanai Island column the writer suggests government control of Ha nwrenstein and nearby lands, proposing forestry measures and potential settlement before handing the island to sheep. The piece questions policy, funds, and long term use while criticizing current administration choices.
Report says firemen will receive straw hats and lighter shirts in about two weeks, replacing the heavier attire worn this summer in New York. The change follows a push for cooler gear as heat remains a concern for crews.
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