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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1905
Page
5
Report notes modified rules under the Chinese Exclusion era, easing entry for some Chinese travelers but keeping strict enforcement. Fred M. Bechtel, head of the U S Immigration bureau, says the modification has not meaningfully increased Chinese arrivals at the port, with coolie restrictions still tightly enforced.
Fragmentary listing offers a kitchen table with white spruce lumber and cedar drawers including two large flour bins. It notes a sale price of 0.84 and 0.50 in unclear currency and context. The item appears as a miscellaneous departmental sale listing with limited specification.
Continued from page one the docket lists defendants and charges including lottery operation battery assault adultery selling intoxicating liquor without a license opium sale and unlawfully striking a police officer with several defense counsel named. The page notes multiple cases against Blokol Tay Premney Chew Hing Lin Kun J W Cathcart and others.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange listings show varied trade with Ewa stock at 26 62 and 26 02 dollars, 100 shares, 25 shares, and related totals. Prices include 20 75 and 26 dollars for different lots, with totals around 2682 12. A report of market activity from the Soper Co shows multiple entries and quantities traded.
A lengthy court tally lists numerous defendants including Lee Yok Bong and Lau Fook facing charges related to possession of lottery tickets and running lotteries. Others include H Hogan Ab Moon and Royle Neva with various counts of gambling, larceny, and related offenses as the trial proceeds. The case spans drink and narcotics allegations, assault, and disorderly conduct with multiple attorneys named. Judges note the trial is expected to last about a week.
Afr. Whitere of the National Stock Co. impressed a crowd with mind reading skills. Patrons were amused and puzzled as a volunteer named Riley had a friend’s name written on paper, hidden under a hat, and revealed by the performer.
Authorities and the Padre Mail company continue probing a Friday evening accident involving 5 percent? Liberia workers. Most deem it an unavoidable mishap with no one to blame, while officials and the government review possible negligence. The steamer Nowau departs at yellow time for Mabukona Kukuihavle and Honokan.
A garbled Honolulu style page reports varied items: proposals for sale of rooms at 4 percent and $1,001 weekly. weddings, asbestosis protection for dining tables. a schooner voyage and cleaning at a railway wharf. a Jersey bank service ad. casino style races and a steamship schedule. art league exhibition planned. police court notes on Japanese detentions and deportations. diving charges, shipboard injuries, and postal reforms. Several deaths and an accidental track fatality are noted along with harbor dredging and land reclamation efforts. A Japanese stevedore suffered a leg injury aboard the William J H Smith and was hospitalized.
C F Day presiding at an evening service pleaded for divine guidance for the governor and other Territory officials. He prayed for strength to govern righteously and to inspire love for them, expressing a desire to see the Islands freed from evil.
Ben Clarke reports a fine wining display for the Basketball Cup at the G.C.A grounds on Richard Street corner of Hotel Street. An exhibition will be shown in the window of Wichman the Jeweler on Fort Street with chairs provided for ten cents. No admission charge. One German woman employed in about every twenty seven workers in a factory.
In a police court session this morning Mex J Rekan, wife of a teamibhiyy English man, testified against her husband charged with assault. Judge Whitney will pass sentence this afternoon after evidence of drunkenness and domestic dispute.
The Bubler Company presents a farce adapted from French melodrama with lively vivacity. A jealous family leaves for vacation and returns to comic turmoil, delivering steady laughs from start to finish. The bill continues with The Three, Mund, and A Man of Mystery tonight.
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