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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
4
An old newspaper fragment discusses political debates over county commission postponement, government leadership, and public approval. It mentions subscriptions, the Weekly Bulletin, and a colored supplement featuring warships, a wolf picture, Russia, spring hats, and household tips, urging readers to buy the Home Supplement.
Divisive debates over appropriations and the Territorial government fill a Honolulu bulletin. Senator L. L. McCandless and Governor Carter clash with calls for legal restraint while urging amendments to the salary act and a proposed County Act. The piece notes a public ledger of legislative maneuvering and a media splash about constitutional principles affecting the territory.
Territorial workers plan to form a brigade to press for registered warrants and pay their bills. Debates over a salary for the President of the Board of Health and the jury law sweep through the territory, with supporters calling for reform and critics warning of costs and burdens on taxpayers.
The article discusses delays by the Senate and County Commission citing convenience and integrity concerns. It critiques postponement policies as a betrayal of public duty and notes reactions from members and the Advertiser’s stance on governance and liberty. It references the Supreme Court ruling affecting County government and the ongoing political tensions.
Three months from the date of appearance of the man High Sheriff Brown received coroner's inquest papers from Honorwe South Mile. The jury verdict states Gustave Adolph Stark died during the night of January 4 or morning of January 5, 1814, by throwing himself into the sea while unconscious. It also notes an attempt to take his life by cutting his throat during the same night or prior.
The record lists participants and performances in sprint and field events. Names include Kenloha, J Pu, Welle, Harbour, Pat O'Dea, J McCandles, Lyman, May, Cummings, O'Dew, Sut, Campbell, Milo Rolay, Pa, Desha, Kamali, Mar, Spalding, Campbell, Gilman, Brown, Hammer Throw and High Jump participants with various schools, tracks, and event marks noted.
OCR fragment lists athletes by initials and names in events such as baseball throwing, pole vault, football kicking, three legged race and potato race. It includes brief court items: Lin Fat fined for assault and hatcery on Rose Caldero, and Baker sued for negligent assault. Also mentions Portguese girl, Wong Ab Hark, and notices about advertisements and subscriptions.
A colorful notice urges readers to seek seasoned advice on home decoration. It mentions exhibiting beautiful wall papers and laments current decor mismatches in a century of refinement.
Federal Grand Jury reported to Judge Dole after four days work, praising the U S Attorney and Marshal for swift action. Jurors thanked the Court, noting no delays and well prepared cases, then wrapping up their quick- labor assignment. The scene closed as jurors were paid and left the secret chamber. The report highlighted timely case attention and witness availability. Also, early cricket season opens at Ma Alki grounds with Maui Mawati clubs and a Canada Australia steamship team expected May 7. captains promise lively play and potential on-board reinforcements.
Play-goers will enjoy a revised program at the Orpheum with reduced prices for the last few shows of the NaWi Vaudeville season. Nawa in his third sketch will mock a New York politician and draw hearty laughter. Pete Baker remains a sharp dialect artist. Mies ohh and Mite Deen will swap songs with the Musical Johnsons. Train Robbery is replaced by popular requests. Children’s tickets are on sale at cut rates for Saturday matinee.
The article explains paint longevity depends on materials and workmanship. High quality paint applied intelligently yields many times the lifespan of cheap work. It emphasizes expert advice and superior workmanship as the main reasons customers receive durable, first-rate results.
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