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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists pricing notes for Evening Bulletin subscriptions and periodicals across months quarters and year terms. Mentions per month and yearly options with various prices and distribution areas, though some words are garbled.
The Honolulu Evening Bulletin weekly and daily circulation figures for October 1908 are presented for Hawaii and Oahu, with commentary on public issues. It notes total weekly deliveries, mentions the editor’s remarks on governance, tax policy, and labor matters, and references broader political debate including Attorney General Andrews and anti Jewish persecution in Russia.
The report notes government efforts to raise naval proficiency by expanding small arm training. A range at Guantánamo Bay is being reestablished with funds, with about 200 targets already created and a planned total of 1000 targets as completion nears.
A juvenile quartet from Green Lilo Watinton faced a Monday hearing before Judge Whitling after a night of drinking wine and causing a disturbance on a street. The four were charged for drunkenness and for throwing projectiles during a celebration. Attending were Joy, Enna, Moorvititne, and another unnamed youth. The court delayed final action, with penalties to be set after a later assessment and a brief remand in the local jail.
A chaotic court record shows Bolton unable to recall key events and names. Witness Midori Hatton testifies while prosecutors seek to piece together the timeline. The examination reveals memory gaps related to a maritime railway project and earlier events, with authorities pursuing a coherent account.
A shipboard memoir recounts harbor perils at Camel Point and Diamond Head, detailing precarious piloting, shore currents, and the hazards faced by crews. The author argues for a stationed pilot boat to board vessels near Piantmouth Head and recalls volatile weather, rough seas, and strict deck routines that governed lives and safety.
A case involving Attorney Gil Andrews and the Douse cake affair shocks Maui officials. Witnesses claim 200 were reportedly raised to pursue the Douke cage prosecution, targeting Miki and a Japanese officer and interpreter. Governor calls Judge Humphreys to the executive for review.
A joint labor committee of the Hawaiian Planters Association and the Hawaiian Immigration Bureau announces a new Labor Bureau to handle all labor recruitment for plantations and other institutions. Offices will open at Alakea and Merchant streets for applications, with transportation costs covered for workers. The plan aims to place hundreds of unemployed men from various nationalities on plantations, while noting some administrative delays and remaining work to secure material for further hiring.
A chaotic account describes an auction of children at the Salvation Army headquarters corner White and Nenana. Adjutant 401 is listed as moderator with many prominent Japanese participants. Allegations center on a $200 donation, receipts, and ulterior handling by Andrews and others, with a broader claim of about $1,000 connected to the dead man’s circle. The report notes witnesses and a Japanese attendee seeking assistance while a court case unfolds.
A sale listing catalogues Shakespeare Goallence and Dickens volumes along with Dumas Balzac Hugo Poe and Scott sets. Prices range from 29 25 to 17 50 with Morocco bound editions and multiple volumes noted. Descriptive matter offered upon request.
County Attorney Cane arrives from Wailuku to pursue Maui plantation tax revenues. Hone claims entitlement to half the taxes, while Dawu already benefited from luxra collected there. Court action anticipated as the matter proceeds.
Theresa Wilow Ohare of the Nanidie Club reports a dance at Progress Hill drew a crowd over five hundred, with music by Ernest Kaul earning praise. The event, followed by an announcement about admitting young men to its circle, marked a bustling social night.
Tax collections greatly increased with a projected uniform tax base next year. Investigators credit back inheritance taxes, stock profits, and imperfect returns for rising revenue. Officials plan broader audits to enforce filings and address delinquent incomes. The late J Clement noted a Honolulu visitor would be seen that week.
The Queen's Hospital offers modern operating room facilities, sterilization, baths, and resident medical staff. Private rooms cost 2.50 to 3.80 with patients to stay under their own physician. admission requires two weeks in advance payment and weekly renewals. Operating room use charges range from 5.00 to 15.00 per surgical case, with inquiries directed to Superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets. GEO. W. SMITH ESQ is secretary and Benson Smith & Co and E. 7. Bishop are listed as officials.
The National Guard is constructing a near new rifle range at Kakanko Beach beside the sewer pumping station. The old 200 yard line is being expanded with added butts and new butts are built along the Wal Kiki side. The beach angles toward the reef creating 600 to 1000 yard firing points depending on location.
Pocket diaries received at Wall Nichole Co. and the America Maru incident at Koko Head. Maui County Attorney sees no early court action next year. Mrs Theresa Wilcox announces new weekly County County on Wednesday. Hawaii Chapter No 1 Kamehameha meets for nominations and Rev Daniel Shephardson lectures on a 17 000 mile trip from New York to California via Alawia with 417 stereopticon rider figures. Republican Territorial Commission to discuss party tile revisions and reports. John Kennedy and Patrick Murphy face damages for delay aboard Monwalha holding Ackwts. Former journalist facing personal crisis and contemplating San Francisco voyage amid life troubles.
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