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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
4
A fragmentary historical notice discusses territorial governance and party tensions in Hawaii, referencing Republican opposition and Democratic critique. It mentions meetings chaired by party leaders, economic policy, industrial power, and the broader 1908 political climate, with anecdotes about circulation and public notices from the era.
The article criticizes W A Kincaid a leading Democrat in Garden Island Hawaii for opposing Taft’s free trade policy with the Philippines. It argues for unity among territorial interests and urges nonpartisan support for Hawaii’s prosperity amid national tariff debates.
Evening bulletins recount a Hoosier crowd’s gambling eagerness amid police inaction. A senior citizen voices mixed views while a reader recalls playing cards and money exchanges, noting no police interference yet.
The item discusses perceptions of rival newspapers and their influence on readers. It mentions a desire to improve coverage, references to Honolulu and local figures, and hints at public interest in media accuracy. The piece reads as a critique of papers and claims about their reach.
The superintendent outlines a large harbor work year ending June 20. He notes dredging contracts, new wharves at Fort Street and Nawann Street, plans for a two story building to handle passengers, and channel widening plus deepening. Funding and delays are discussed with hopes for Congress appropriations to advance projects.
William Watson Washburn, president of the Louisiana Commercial Club, praises Peruna as a kidney and liver remedy after long suffering. He claims dramatic improvement for himself and others, citing catarrh related kidney issues and urging readers to read Dr. Hartman’s life booklet. Addresses and distributor notes are included.
The report notes the completion near for the new Mabt electric station at Nuuwanu Reservoir with two 200 kW units and Pelton wheels, plus temporary piping. It mentions a wood Waituku Maui armory, a Wailuku jail and fire station, and the Archives Building in Capitol grounds, with funding added to finish the jail complex.
The record notes thirty two thousand dollars in cash and a mortgage balance at two percent interest. This brief item records a financial balance and rate without additional context or names.
A suggestive lecture by Dr Bell drew a sympathetic audience at Odd Fellows Mall last night on love, courtship, marriage, and how to endure divorce court. The speaker’s remarks drew attention for humor and practical marital advice, with a second lecture slated a week later at the same hall. Bargains in stoves and firewood were advertised by local suppliers.
The Queen's Hospital offers superior accommodation with ward and private rooms for paying patients. New operating room and facilities available. Rates shown for ordinary medical cases and surgical charges. Practicing physicians may place patients but patients pay their own doctor fees. Admission requires advance payment and surety. Applications to Superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets. contact Resident Physician for references. GEO. W. SMITH secretary.
A speaker expresses mixed views on U S policy in the Pacific highlighting anxiety over Philippine independence, Hawaii acquisition, and national growth. He notes pride in Hawaii, argues for self reliance, and contemplates becoming American while stressing the need for mutual effort with distant allies. A New York congressman is mentioned and a Sea King sale from Kathmandu is noted.
An unfarmed fire was turned in from the Commercial Pacific Cable Co office in the Young buildings at 1 42 in the afternoon. Plumbers gasoline blew in the basement, ignited, but the office force quickly used hose apparatus in stock to extinguish before engines arrived. Acting Fire Chief Deering led the Beretania headquarters crew, followed by Paluma station forces who reached the scene rapidly. The police patrol wagon observed the blaze.
The Young People’s Legion of the Salvation Army invites all to an event at Army Hall corner Nuw anu and King streets on Thursday evening October 12 at 8 p.m. Rev. Wadman, a missionary veteran of Japan service, will speak on an Evening in Japan. A shortened program will be followed by refreshments. Admission free refreshments 10 cents.
Judge Dow sentenced Chav Kratchman to a Tas fine of 85.00 and costs after his guilty plea for cigar smuggling. The light sentence reflected custody since January awaiting trial. Robert Parker, Manchuria steamship storekeeper, pled guilty to smuggling ashore silk worth 20 dollars and was fined 25 dollars and costs.
United States District Attorney Breckens cannot proceed promptly as the grand jury remains occupied with various matters after arrests on counterfeit money charges. Investigators discuss Bertelmann cave and peerage issues while autumn naval maneuvers proceed.
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