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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
8
A fragmented verse scene features a mother urging her son to sample healthful chewing as a microbial dining allegory. The playful dialogue hints at digestion, teeth, and appetite while presenting a whimsical portrait of health through food and sensation.
A Dover bar council debate reveals support for Robinson amid tension over judicial appointment. McClanahan notes endorsement would influence Governor, while criticizing Robinson’s litigation conduct and defending a fair, impartial approach in the nomination process.
Treasury notes announce that registered warrants will be presented at the Treasurer's Office in Honolulu. The notice names T Hy as treasurer and refers to amounts around 120 percent to 12 800. The document date is November 1, 1920, and it concerns the Territory of HawaiiTreasurer's Office procedures.
At a Bar Association meeting, votes favored endorsing Judge Robinson for reappointment. Speakers praised his impartiality, integrity, and judicial temper, while objections centered on perceived delays and courtroom pace. The unanimous vote included several members, with remarks stressing the need to avoid political influence in judicial appointments. The session listed attendees and officers, and noted the Ernest Reyer collier awaiting settlement at Sorenson wharf.
From hip date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by my son John EK de Mello a winner John de Mello Keokes S Kona Hawaii November 1 1905 period
Historical note records the ship America Maru departing Townsend on a November Thursday indicating a travel or ship movement event with no additional details.
Shipping notices list departures and sailings. The steamers Nithaj Thompson Mikahala and America Mar i Going depart for Kauai routes with times from November 2 to November 3. Additional entries include Claudine Parker for Maul routes and minor reference to Wertle Minor and Mum alte.
A list of travelers including Star, Clandine, Mine Mather, J. Cook, Mrs LR Crook, and others sailed toward Maul ports on November 3 at 5 PM. The party includes Mrs Kakani, Master Sanford Dole, Master EK J Phillips, Rev J Kakani, and several family members and associates.
Weather data from the U S Weather Bureau dated November 9 1965 includes temperatures at multiple times 6 am to noon with a noon reading of 80 degrees. Humidity 71 percent at 8 am dew point 66. Wind speeds ranged from 2 to 7 mph with NE and N directions. Rainfall for the prior 24 hours listed as trace. Section Director A McC Abhley signs the report.
Shortly after noon today the T. K. K. steamer America Maru Captain Going left port for the Orient and brought 468 bags of mail for Honolulu There were no passengers for this place The Maru arrived yesterday after noon at 4 90 o clock and docked at Hackford wharf She was delayed several hours in San Francisco bay by a heavy fog Passenger list includes Por Yokobama T R Newton for Nagasaki T Kurioka for Shanghai Mrs C M Goode Mr and Mrs Geo P Godfrey Col Ignacio Altamira and others
Officer W. B. Needham was arrested on a charge of assault and battery after a dispute yesterday afternoon at a Punchbow Hill residence. Jacintho de Ponte, a Portuguese woman, accuses him of shoving her while he says locals intended to mob him. The case goes to Police Court.
The Committee on Teachers of the Hoard of Education met yesterday and approved leaves of absence for Mise Mary Ala principal of Pololu and Miss Kiama Ak! to replace her. Miss Katherine Trowbridge named additional teacher at Otaa. D P Kapewa to Hana school assistant. Mrs Well to Mot In after new room completion. Mrs Jane Minto resignation accepted. Miss Cameron promoted to her place. Miss Clara Claypool leaves Nov 25 to Dec 12. substitute Miss Carrie Claypool appointed. Miss Riedal moved Puunene to Kilauea. Chas Wilcox appointed school agent at Kolow In place of resigned Mr McBryde. 1906 diaries received.
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