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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
4
The Honolulu weekly bulletin lists average daily circulation, dates, and publication details. It notes the 1900s era production by Hawaiian newspapers, mentions Thurston’s Advertiser, planter influence, and debates on immigration and labor policies influencing the press environment.
The text presents a jumble of numbers and units including monetary values and counts without clear context or coherent events. Names, places, or organizations are not identifiable, making it a partial, unreadable data fragment rather than a complete news item.
The Art Loan Exhibit may continue until Sunday evening with many requests to extend. Theme in charge is considering advisability of continuing. the exhibition will be opened tomorrow at the canal house and Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4. The steamer Gunn, from York, may depart for San Francisco in December. repairs to the ballet are being revived due to delays. The Planters' convention adjourns. Kalnewfon board meets Wednesday. Thanksgiving Day approaches. Niehatin Hulu Brewing Co benefits before Judge Robinson. School party free during the sale of Boyton Brown stockings at Sachs.
Ambiguous notes from a convention discuss revising rules and potential replacements for delegates. Crable proposes adjustments as several delegations consider altering the nomination process for leaders at the upcoming convention. The fragment hints at internal strategy and possible delays in selecting a slate.
Fragmented OCR text references events and performances for boys in Honolulu with mentions of Jibei and Sailor figures. It hints at a schedule featuring Mine More Sturgeon and a date near Now, 25, with descriptions of upcoming performances and musical pieces.
The waterfront reports a manpower shortage as ships like the Amer Al Abanr Colour and others await crews. Efforts to finish ore and dispatch to Washington state face delays while past labor strikes in Seattle and Tacoma echo in the current marine activity.
Dr George Herbert of Honolulu raises alarm over dwindling water supply and future shortages. He warns the city faces contamination risks and public health dangers unless the government acts, citing surface drainage and the looming threat to residents. The letter, dated February 28, 190d, presents a formal plea for action about water works and system improvements.
Honolulu letter writer Jas J Dowling requests correction of a Telegram-telegraph report alleging he insulted Japan. He defends his admiration for Japan and asks the editor to publish a rebuttal on his behalf. The note ends with a travel remark and a social calendar item noting a concert, hula, and ball at Hilantant Hall tomorrow at 7 o clock.
Novel 19th century item reports the ship Rever beginning unloading a coal cargo at Sorenson Wharf near Newcastle. Inter-Island Company and the vessel Fearless expected to merge salvage bills to 48 000 dollars. Ship owners Hind Rolph Co notified. Local court fined Charles Moore 200 dollars for billiards incident. Restorer repair ship and Russian conditions noted in digest.
A Honolulu scene unfolds with legal motions over a restraining order issued in the Territory of Hawaii. Proceedings question the order’s validity, the judge involved, and whether the matter can reach higher courts. Separately, sailors clashed briefly at Fort Street with no injuries, as crowds dispersed.
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