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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
1
Investigation into Hawaii land laws by Forester Pinchett and a federal commission raises questions about homestead titles and secrecy. Directors Jared G Smith Albert Judd and Governor Carter weigh in as the effort to obtain opinions broadens beyond a hush.
A scrambled 105 era cable from Fairbanks Alaska outlines rumors of Kinghorn backed by Bishop & Co planning a new Alaska venture. Daniel McCarthy and his son are mentioned in connection with talks and possible movement toward Hawaii, with Whitney & Marah involved in the chatter. Governor Carter attends a plantores meeting as bonds are released.
The Maui Court dispute Moses Melwula versus ProfetMIL Day drags on after the Supreme Court refused stay. Judge Kepoikai allegedly lacked jurisdiction over the order to show cause for a permanent injunction. Attorney C W Ashford plans action, though details remain unclear and no point will be fixed until the matter progresses.
The article notes a hatch of mosquito eaters introduced by a U.S. commission to breeding ponds, with early success and efforts to prevent loss from rain. Workmen control mesh to keep newly hatched larvae from drifting to sea as the population rises.
Doctor N. A. Cobb, director at HL 8. P. Experiment station, addressed sugar planters in the convention this afternoon. He spoke on cane diseases and related troubles, including charted penetrations, urging attention and action in the plant rooms.
The insured will receive weekly indemnity for total disability for up to ten weeks if officially quarantined by a Board of Health in any house or on any ship where the insured is a passenger, preventing him from duties pertaining to his occupation. Hawaiian
Secretary treasurer Robert Waros tells Hawaiian Sieur Pant ore Association members in the annual meeting that Hawaii must prepare to compete with the Philippines in sugar tobacco and hemp. He notes Sumatra’s development and warning that the Philippines pose a strong market and potential competitor, urging readiness for future trade. The remarks continue in the July meeting and are continued on Page 4.
The resignation of Attorney General Loria Andrews arrived by mail and was received by Governor Carter. Andrews said in a letter he found business opportunities in Shanghai and may relocate for a year or two, planning to return to Honolulu only as a wealthy tourist. His departure could shift the department, with Peters likely to be appointed, though a “dark horse” candidate is rumored.
Readable fragments describe a naval work start at a port, with foreign vessel plans to load nine hundred tons of water, and a holiday visit to Honolulu. The piece notes a $50,000 local government coat, St Nicholas Day mentions, and ongoing bridge of weather and sea tasks.
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