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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
5
A Denver paper item states Rev. J Walter Sylvester, pastor of Central Union, is dangerously ill and cannot return to Hawaii. Officials deny any church actions or plans regarding his replacement. family and congregation await formal word as his health is uncertain.
Sugar market update from the Honolulu exchange notes a price of 381 cents per ton. Market activity and demand details are not provided in the fragment.
The church awaits Mr. Sylvester’s return by November 1 to fill the pulpit as plans unfold for a new assistant pastor. Some fear the vacancy will continue amid private business duties, while others anticipate development under the interim leadership of Dr. Alexander and W. Andrews.
The case William Henry versus A M Brown opened in Holt Court over a $1000 note. The plaintiff moved to delete the defendant’s answer due to missing affidavit, while the court denied the motion. The record shows the note dated months prior. The plaintiff excepted to the ruling as insufficient.
The clipping lists numerous ship arrivals and departures, passenger notes, hotel announcements, society events, and church activities. It mentions arrivals from Hilo and Kahului, Corbaley on the Claudine, Corbaley and wife, Watete JW Pee tour, and a Christian Endeavor Society event at Central Union Church with a mystery auction.
Official election tallies from Waialua Kalau show ten additional votes for Kalau and a corrected County Clerk total for Katnuokulini. Territory and representative tallies were adjusted after audits, with amended names and numbers submitted to chief clerks for final posting.
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