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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
4
A mixed summary references the week’s circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin in Honolulu and Oahu, along with a discussion of Norway, labor leader Samuel Gompers, and an outline of New York Supreme Court automobile fault liability. It notes pedestrian rights, driver accountability, and a fatality case involving a vechicle turning a corner, plus urban issues and public safety.
A garbled OCR passage critiques an Advertiser claim about newspaper circulation and per paper production. It questions the math of daily paper totals and roof coverage, arguing the Advertiser presents a false dream and misleads the public while a rival paper notes the issue.
This notice lists an array of furniture and goods including oak and mahogany pieces, dining sets, china, glassware, sewing machine, clock, kitchen items, bedrooms sets, linens, curtains, carpets, plants, and livestock. The property formerly belonged to the Royal Family and is offered for inspection two days prior to the sale.
The readable text expresses concern for public safety and the need for stronger law to protect pedestrians. It mentions Mawali and protection of people, while criticizing overly lax enforcement and the impact of modern measures on daily life. It reflects a call for clearer rules and safer urban behavior.
A controversial statement notes that Hawaii strives to admit Chinese and Japanese workers while opposing Chinese immigration and exclusion laws. It alleges sugar planters align with transportation firms to erode labor protections and hints at broader mainland support for curbing Asian labor. Also references a Hawaii island trip and local business notices.
Nervous, irritable mothers and women suffer from a derangement of the female organ. The ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures nerves, blues, irritability, and sleeplessness. Personal testimonials from Mrs Chester Curry and Charles F Brown praise healing effects after using the product. Mrs Pinkham invites women to seek free advice, promising confidential guidance from her experience.
Testimony recounts Kinney and Low questioning about Parker ranch management under Carter. Details cover dirty gutters, cleaned dairy buildings, cream separators, loot pipe couplings, and the claim that couplings were kept rather than discarded to glean further evidence against Carter.
In a terse exchange Kinney questions Low about the plaintiff’s intent while Linge and a plumber watch. The dialogue centers on whether Low would dismount thirty times or only once, revealing mistrust and stubborn insistence on readiness to perform the task.
The Attorney General reports a transcript of the record in the fishery case of the trustees of the B P Minhop statute against the Territory has been printed for Supreme Court hearing. It is not for the October term. may not be called before next term. The AG plans briefs submission with plaintiff’s attorney S M Ballou. The outcome could affect many other fishery cases the Territory has brought to the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Maria Marguerita Rickard sought dissolution of marriage with RD Rickard after alleging years of neglect. The court found Rickard idle, supporting himself little, while Mrs. Rickard funded the family from property and property income. Judge Robinson granted the divorce, allowed Mrs. Rickard to resume her maiden name Hardy, and granted custody of their minor child. Both parties are noted as well known Honokwa residents.
The Queen's Hospital offers superior accommodations for pay patients with private rooms in the Pauah Annex. Per diem rates range from 2.50 to 3.50 for ward and private rooms. Admissions require surety for hospital fund arrangements. apply at the Superintendent on Punchbowl and Miller Streets. For further information contact the Superintendent or firms Smith & Co or Brewer & Co.
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