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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
4
The document outlines monthly and weekly circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, with dates around November 24 2610 and November 18 2610. It lists totals, average daily circulation, and delivery counts on the island of Oahu and Hawaii Territory, noting management, seal, and public officer attestations.
The text outlines a broad wartime era argument about public lands and homesteading. It emphasizes the rights of settlers to occupy and cultivate, while condemning exploitation by nonresident interests. It references a policy shift favoring settlers and condemns grasping power structures.
The weather bulletin provides temperature readings, dew point, wind direction and velocity, and barometric hints. It records a 24 hour period ending 5 PM with traces of rain and general conditions across the area, compiled by local meteorological staff.
The steamer Walaiente, captained by Renny, will depart for Toroma Hinbeday morning to inspect the Servier of Cooke & Co. Thim, sold by the investigation Co. Alterations will be made, and she will sail back toward Kerview by Sound. The crew will be taken from Honotdli, with Renny observing fees over five years. Accompanied by Chief Engineer W. Roston and Asst Engineer Ben Parker, Captain Henny plans to arrive in Vine tely in about 18 days.
A chaotic report describes a turbulent meeting, arrests, and a tense farewell for President Gaualag of the Avades at Hrovkin Hall. Details mention Captain McNamara, Sheriff Hunter, and dredging of a Korean plantation incident. The narrative covers vigilante tensions, labor strife, and accusations among workers, with a focus on the McNamara case and alleged loyalties.
The article notes tensions between department oversight and Territorial Auditor Fisher over departures from the law, with officials claiming ignorance and calls for reform. County officers seek simpler warrants, while the Supreme Court ruling on the Board of Supervisors spurs possible new ordinances and road projects await action.
The Waikiki Home for Girls Incorporated in Hawaii details its aim to establish a home for girls of Hawaiian descent and charitable purposes. Capital stock set at 15000 divided into shares with a majority stockholder consent for transfers. officers listed include Ida W. Waterhouse president and Mary T. Wilcox secretary. Auditors and trustees named. capital fully paid per appended affidavit.
Fragmentary notes describe potential cooperation between landowners and planters in Haleiwa to establish a sugar mill arrangement. A colonial style system may be used where landowners deliver cane to be processed and receive a share of the sugar output. The key remaining issue is acreage to be allocated.
Government and public works officials dispute a sale of the steam tug Blow claiming no legal authority existed for the transfer. The sale was to Louis Marks and involved property ceded to the United States at annexation. Washington opinion says the disposition could be reversed by Congress and applies to county holdings as well.
The case of Niehan Brow and Co. v Ho Brewing Malting Co Ltd is before Judge Robinson Hoffman. The contractor who erected the building testified under cross examination by W A Kinney. The court heard a claim involving a supply of coal from the naval station costing $25,000.
The Pacific Mail files respond to ten libels by steerage passengers from Yokohama to San Francisco who seek $1,000 each for not being allowed passage. The libel alleges passangers sailed without tickets and were left in Yokohama after the vessel was seized. The defense claims the defendants signed as walk-ons and disobeyed landing orders, while the ship offered passage on another vessel and paid costs, which were refused.
The dying declaration given to Chester Doyle shortly before the victim’s death names Takada as the killer. It identifies Mrs C Logan with two daughters visiting from the coast and mentions Captain Logan, Oblo of the Ching elation, and a Logan family connection as context.
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