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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1904
Page
5
Matinee seats sell out as Rosebuds delight children with skating and Baker singing Creep Baby Creep. Program to be changed tomorrow evening with reshowing of the famous train robbery film and other changes. voters urged to study The Politician sketch for hints. Tonight is the last chance to see the present program.
The steamer MIKAHALA arrived from ports this morning with 8800 bags K. 8 M sugar 1200 bags V. K. sugar 15 barrels and 35 packages sundries. Reports list 58 004 bags ready for shipment from Kauai ports including K. 8 M Mak 16 000 G & Re ty K.P. ai le Be 650 HM 11 000 G. F. 147k) KB. Co. 1400 bags. Purser Weight notes bark Edward May at Maekuwotl on April 12 with general cargo. The barkentine Hawaii wan was at Bie ole discharging out. She had 680 long discharged Northeast eades and choppy sews framing the channel.
Local notices list morning and midday temperatures, humidity, wind, and a weather update from Territorial Meteorologist indicated for Punatou. Additional items promote cold treats, potatoes, hat styling, folding card tables, rubber tires, and other everyday services and goods in Honolulu. The item notes delegations to a territorial convention, storm drain proposals, and a shift to Friday meetings for the Honolulu Symphony Club.
In Koloa Kauai on April 9 the Republican precinct meeting elected William Turnbull and D K Kapahee as delegates to the Honolulu territorial convention. J G Spalding and others declined nominations. Turnbull and Kapahee were chosen by unanimous vote with instructions to push Kaunl delegation prospects for the National Convention. The meeting adjourned after formal motions.
The Alameda steamer sailed for San Francisco shortly after 8 am with many passengers bidding farewell on the Oceanic wharf. Among those leaving were Rey and Alexander Mackintosh with Mrs Mackintosh and Mina von Holt for a European tour to Dresden, Germany. Archdeacon Webber, after delivering lectures here, returns to the mainland. Mian Amy Ont departs for San Francisco. Also aboard were Mrs George D Gear, T W Hobeen, E J Benjamin, Sister Anna, Rev C Tiffany and B B Paxton of the Dilh ington Company.
Members of the sugar union press for lower duties on refined sugar from Mexico claiming the current rate keeps out foreign sugar. The note cites figures in pesos and dollars per 100 kilograms and references Veracruz Mexico and a Mexican official.
April 11 notice announces the unveiling ceremony for the Paul Isenberg monument on Friday April 15 at 11 am. A Luau by Mr and Mrs Trenberg will follow the ceremony. Road work has improved access with hedges planted and old fences removed as the site nears completion.
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