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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1905
Page
5
We are overstocked and must make room for new goods on the way. We offer a three piece bedroom set from S22 up, best value for the money. Come see if our bargains impress you. We also have a full line of cribs and other goods at very low prices.
The Hawaii Supreme Court will review several key cases impacting county officers and appointments. Norman K. Lyman versus Charles Maguire raises mandamus questions over warrants and office access. Job T. Moleva and Henry Ay knell involve pollen officer appointments challenged after Sheriff Knell’s installation and Judge Parsons’ ruling. Kane appeals Judge Hardy’s decision in a case brought by Willie A. against Kabeatii over Bayer v her at latree for the County of Hawaii.
A Portumoen boy named Atignet Banton, son of a steady hand on a transport, saved several drownings during a typhoon near Manila Bay weeks ago. He helped haul Filipinos from the water as the ship pressed through the storm. He also aided in rescuing Chinese craft off Hongkong and Manila during disaster relief duties.
Partial note from Honolulu indicates latest sugar quotation at 36.25 cents in tin. The fragment mentions air payment status and market activity with unclear date. Entities include Honolulu Stock Exchange and sugar price reference, but many details are garbled.
A compact listing shows sugar priced at 625 cents for three units and London beets at 8 shillings 3-4 pence, with the word loans at the end. The brief entry juxtaposes commodity prices and a financial term in a historical newspaper fragment.
The passing away of Lillian Genevieve Wally on Sunday morning October 16 due to hesti tuilure is a profound loss to the community. The city’s combage womanhood mourns this gentle gifted girl with schoolmates and church members paying floral tribute. Born August 14, 1890 in Whatcom, she recently would have celebrated a 15th birthday. Interment was at Nuantt cemetery, services at Nome.
The piece reports on Representative W. W. Harris arguing against Lina and favoring a single county convention to nominate for both houses and county offices, preferring district conventions only as a supplement. Senator Lane backs separate conventions and multiparty delegates, while political leaders weigh the risks of altering the party structure. Tomorrow evening the Research Club hosts a musical evening and its annual business meeting at Mr. W. W. Hall’s Nassau Street residence.
Local notices describe rentals and arrivals including a Vie steamer WG, personnel shifts like Aakers Superintendent J 0, and arrivals of Liketiten, Maidentiate forna for rato me No. 824. Additional entries list rooms for hire at 1240 Fort Street, a San Francisco death, opportunities at Coyne Furniture Co. for stock moves, and a steamer port arrival from Molokai Maui.
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