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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
5
An affidavit from Honolulu Hawaii details political machine tactics in the Sam Johnson led Kakaako area. It describes pressure to relocate workers to vote in the upcoming Republican primary, firing those who refuse, and coercive practices including threats of loss of employment.
Superintendent Babbitt announces a general Arbor Day recognition by Territory schools. Prizes funded by subscriptions will reward well tended trees planted and cared for by each school. About seven thousand Wakeborthed address implies entries, with 11 currently participating and prize funds growing.
A governor called for recommendations from various portions for inspectors of color. The Home Hale party seats Ren John for appointment in Kay Hawaii. The committee was upset at that place. Word from the post office says they cannot find anyone of that name. The commission has been called for Renator Kalavokalani was in runeration with Governor Carter this morning in an attempt to discover who she infysing Inspector is.
A fragmented OCR list records numerous individuals including Kinaw Mant Ha waii ports, Thompson, Norgmard, Mini Paley Pan, Paxson, Carl Smith, Haynes, J W Fuller, White Meinicke, Nawlet, Warland Tot. Fd. Mare, Chang Moon, Mire Gillon, Mini Mt. Wine Hamilton, Cresamany Sawyer, H Wine, Burne Wickett, Mir LD Ware, POM Mafarlane and family, Mrs Wo J Shipman, Alice Macfarlane, Mrs Parker.
The Honolulu Sugar Exchange notes a latest quotation of four cents per pound, equivalent to eighty dollars per hundredweight, reflecting a minor rise in price and market activity for the commodity.
Local and general notes report various town happenings and personal notices. A wedding is announced at Kaplotant building with 8 o clock morning time. The California Electric Works case seeks judgment from April 15. Divorce proceedings involving Gromeria Andahie are noted and a court appearance is referenced.
GEO ROSS returns from a sixteen year effort in the East with plans for plantation work in the Philippines. Mr Judd optimistic about the experiment, while natives oppose migration. The move aims to recruit workers for Pacific plantations and gauge labor biotypes against Hort. A typhoon encountered on the voyage. reports note mixed reception and hope for home retention.
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