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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
7
Report on alleged gambling activity describes a joint with tables and evidences of a spivetil vavier and the Knockern. Police presence not required to uncover the site, said to be kept by Charlie Moor. Community doubt over claims yet shows gambling had occurred locally.
A truncated excerpt hints at a district political event or campaign within a wider national context. Key names and specifics are obscured, but the fragment suggests discussions around commerce, timing, and possible delays in reporting. The readable text does not establish a concrete outcome or date.
A long fragmentary piece discusses governance, American expansion, and development policy. It references Hewittstown, Washington Moruets, and Arse fondue, weighing domestic progress against external influence. The crowd's reaction signals tension between tradition and rapid growth.
Fragmentary text lists benevolent associations and names officials, then describes a patent medicine claim and directions. Mentions life tile copy with each bottle, pricing in one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars, and requests correspondence with Dr Hartman. References to Honolulu retailing overtones appear.
Property list shows rentals on Pumul Ave to Kakaako with 2 3 bedroom units and 1 bed options. Rates range from 25.00 to 30.00 likely monthly. Listings include Aloha Lane School St Vineyard St Kinay 81 Beretania 81 Prospect St and others.
The document outlines an unlawful combination among METROPOLITAN MEAT COMPANY Limited, Hawaiian corporation, and remaining defendants to restrain beef trade in the Territory. They allegedly agreed not to engage in retail beef, to fix prices, limit imports, and withhold beef to create scarcity, with ongoing plans to enforce monopoly through coordinated actions and cooperation.
Report on a proposed union forming an alliance between the Russian and English churches, outlining aims, promoters, and expected diocesan reach, with notes on related religious and political developments and public figures.
In Looming by Electricity a Washington report describes using electric power to run logging camps and saws, with plans for transmission from a distant plant to camps up to twenty five miles away. The Weyerhaeuser Company backs this ahead of aerial tramways, plus details of a new power company formed with capital and connections to railroad interests. Also noted is a court reprimand in Polls Court over threats by Edward Miller and the steamer Claudine’s upcoming arrival after repairs in San Francisco.
Dr. head of a learning institution spoke at the West North Young Men's Christian Association stating the Tokia crisis and church attacks were not a religious clash. He argued Buddhism and Christianity were not factors in the war and noted China could learn from Japan rather than Europeans.
The Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department advertises superior accommodations for private pay patients. It lists private rooms at 2.50 to 3.50 per diem, separate charges for physicians, and surgical room fees from 5.00 to 19.00. Admissions require payment of two weeks and weekly renewal, with applications via the Superintendent at Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
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