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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
1
A cablegram says Mr. Isenberg, head of Mackfeld & Co, is dying in New York. His wife and two children are at his side after a Germany visit. An uncle reported the bedside news as grave and the family here braces for the worst.
Senator L L McCandless leads a Hawaii Territory protest to President Roosevelt against Governor Carter’s plan to reduce the $1,200,000 loan authorized by the Legislature to $750,000. He has circulated petitions across the Territory urging the full loan, arguing the governor exceeds authority by cutting items. The protest seeks $1,800,000 total and may be sent via the Chicago mail line to Washington.
C L Wight, vice president of Interisland Steam Navigation, spent two months in the Philippines inspecting conditions and returned on the 8 8 China. He says reciprocity will not hurt Hawaii, sugar and copra are main crops, and war devastation keeps growth slow. He doubts Philippine sugar would threaten Hawaiian markets, noting limited importance of sugar there and a slow push to improve plantations. He left Honolulu with Taft party aboard the Mancuria.
Hawaii Promotion Committee to discuss a yacht race from San Francisco to Honolulu and an automobile parade with plans to begin shortly. Clarence Macfarlane T Hebron H EB Ploker George Renton and other yacht men will attend. Auto parade likely January 1. Nebraskan sale at 6 p.m. tomorrow via Cortu Francho Kabull and the Sounil.
The Territorial Supreme Court rules in Kauai vs Tax Commissioner that income taxes of certain Honolulu based corporations should be collected in the fourth taxation division unless their residence is in another division. Chief Justice Frear writes the opinion. The decision hinges on where a corporation’s real residence and principal office are located for tax purposes.
A Hawaii Territory case holds police officers appointed by the sheriff do not need Board of Supervisors consent. Justice Hartwell addresses Moir petition that the sheriff lacked lawful authority to appoint a district police officer for South Hilo. The ruling finds sheriff appoints valid under County Act provisions and rejects the need for Supervisor approval.
In San Francisco both Partridge Fusion supporters and Mayor Schmitz backers express confidence before an election. In Odessa Russia rioting leaves an estimated 6 000 dead and wounded, reflecting severe unrest.
The P M & 8 China skip arrives at 11 16 am from the Orient with six cabin passengers for Honolulu, 600 tons of freight and about 200 Japanese aboard. Fifty four through cabin passengers also on board. Weather was favorable. The China sails from the Immigration wharf at 6 pm for San Francisco. Passengers for Honolulu include Baton Kawasaka Mra Kuwanaki Yanagihara and others.
CL Wight, vice president of Interteland Steamship Co, arrived this morning aboard the 8 8 China after months of travel through the Coast. He visited the Philippines, Japan, China and other places of interest. The Police Court was crowded with sunlit Monday morning delinquents. Drunks and gamblers were fined $2 each.
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