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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1905

Page

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New Loan Will Not Be Floated At Present

Secretary Atkinson states no new loan will be floated now and will seek presidential approval for actions on immigration board matters. He plans to obtain a Treasury certificate to back government deposits as oil bond issues are considered, and to appoint delegates to the immigration convention.

Tam Washington Jak Atkinson Immigration Board Roosevelt Treasury Board of Immigration

Public health board debates Kalaupapa cottages and home expansions

At a Board of Health meeting President Pinkham Fad outlines plans for six cottages and a new bakery at Kalaupapa Settlement. Legislation provides $2000 for the project while efforts to house non leprous children strain existing facilities. Superintendent McVeigh and Dr Goullie report on child transfers and home expansions as sanitary work continues.

Board of Health Pinkham Keplolant Hulllinee Legialauies Kalanpapa McVeigh Kaplolant

Stamps Stolen and China Immigrant Conspiracy Case

A theft of postage stamps at a post office in Lale Koolanton Myho led to arrests. A Chinese individual faced charges for receiving stolen stamps but the case was withdrawn and the defendant discharged. Separate indictments involved Au Hook Yuen and Ching Chee on conspiracy in illegally importing four Chinese women, pleading not guilty before Judge Dole. A habeas corpus case for Wong Lung was continued before Judge De Bolt.

Lale Koolanton Myho United States Coni Au Hook Yuen Ching Chee Dole Wong Lung de Bolt

Bar Association weighs Judge Robinson reappointment

The Bar Association plans a November 2 meeting to consider renewing Judge Robinson for his current post. His term ends January 23, 106, with appointment expected in December. Governor Carter's stance, once seen as an obstacle, now reportedly poses no barrier to Robinson.

Bar Association Robinson Carter Himelf Snd Jones Dudee Heaith

Debates Over County and District Committees in Party Rules

Senator L J McCandress backs active district conventions and opposes dropping district committees, urging separate district and county conventions for nominating legislators and officers. Fernandes calls for one representative per precinct with county control by the Territorial Central Committee as parties debate rule changes amid Lloyds insurance ties.

L. J. McCandress Mark Republican Territorial Central Morata Regalue Convent Fernandes Territorial ‘Central Territorial Central Committee John Lane F. P. Waterhouse John Hughes Longth Evaehing Cherny

Counterfeit Paper Bill Display in Transport Sherman Arrests

United States District Attorney Breckons displayed a counterfeit bill circulated on board the transport Sherman, leading to several arrests. The note, a one ten denomination, mimicked rice paper with pen and ink engraving. Authorities noted its crude yet patient artistry and questioned impressions of President McKinley. The story continues on page 2.

United States Breckens Abe Sherman Hon Orke

Tug Fearless Seeks 20000 After Kirkwat Royer Wreck

After examining the French collier Kirkwat Royer wrecked off Diamond Head, Captain Fuller reports only an inch of water in the hold and pumps idle for twelve hours. The navigator’s firm says the vessel isn’t badly damaged though exact extent remains unclear. The Pearlems owners press a salvage claim of 29000. Captain Millar of the Lehua aided in freeing the grounded collier.Kennedy weighs action on the matter as presses for settlement loom.

Kirkwat Royer Diamond Head Fuller Pearlems Spreckels & Co Millar Lehua Dieulogard Kennedy Inteerai and Steam Navigation Co Mats

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