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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1905
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin faces a debate over the future of local steamers and tourism. Local producers fear big insurers and outside fleets may threaten Hawaiian independence, while residents urge securing native vessels and fair competition to protect jobs and price. The piece notes calls to charter foreign ships and to involve Honolulu merchants in guiding policy.
The Knockere Compact details a push to curb gambling in Honotwa amid claims of hawkmen and outside influence stirring vice. Four men of wit and fear advocate strong action as crap games supposedly proliferate when police eyes stray. The campaign depicts a circle of dives threatening a home for the innocent.
A partial text asks who runs a steamship operation in a port and who serves Mawal interests. It suggests a debate on the proper route for a canal or trade enterprise and questions the risks and duties of steamboat business, referencing a harbor and a fleet follower.
The cross examination centers on remarks about contempt proceedings and prior statements. Kinney presses Lightfoot on earlier answers while Lightfoot questions the court’s handling and references to a salt and a meat company, with tension over what was said and by whom.
Aooreutry dick Atkinson reports a trip to Kauat where he entered Kealia to inspect the government land and assess wind potential. He notes the project faces only about eighteen months remaining before a decision by the Mien Sune Company, signaling ongoing delays and planning long term implications.
An 1880s advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women approaching menopause. It describes symptoms such as headaches, nervousness, and digestive issues and claims the remedy strengthens the nervous system, invigorates the female body, and prevents cancers. testimonials from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle praise relief and improved health after use.
The article notes possible openings of land for homesteads as favored lands near a new lease. It also reports Joe Panicle’s arrest for stealing a bunch of warrants from the County Auditor and attempts to cash them at the Treasurer’s office and a charge of stealing clothes from the California Feed Co. office, with examination by Dr Emerson.
A clipped notice states that Baldwin’s cable manager team received word from New York indicating Fred Rabwit underwent an operation. The message notes convalescence follows surgical procedure. The report provides limited details on timing or location.
Honolul u Territory court orders auction of land in Moanalua Oahu under Royal Patent No 862 to satisfy life estate of Kalama. Sale by James F Morgan at 12 noon October 26, 1905, cash in United States gold coin, court confirmation required. Details available from guardian C F Peterson Kaahumanu Street Honolulu.
Hospital advertises superior pay patient care with private and ward rooms at 2.50 to 3.50 per diem for private, 1.50 for ward. Physicians may admit patients under their care. applications via Superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets. Contact GE W. Smith or E. C. The text also references a legal note about recording plans and Merriam’s prosecution by the United States.
United States petitions for writ of mandamus against Chas M Merriam registrar of conveyances in Walkill Territory to compel recording of a Waterhouse estate deed conveying property to the United States after condemnation. The petition alleges Merriam refused to record despite proper form and fee, asking for mandamus to compel action or show cause.
A courtroom report outlines the trial of Frank Flower charged with disorderly conduct in Kas Ko. Key witnesses include Porto Rican and other Indies, with testimony described as shocking and the jury quickly secured.
A visitor from Indiana writes from Honolulu on October 8, 1905 critiquing local papers for spelling and reporting on hackmen who are said to be robbed and ruined. She asks for a photo of the robbed hackman and suggests sensational coverage akin to Indiana reporting.
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