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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1904
Page
4
An Evening Bulletin amid scattered notes lists subscription prices and regional terms. The text then shifts to political discourse, citing New York doubts, delegates, and management plans, with quotes on independence, Am erican principles, and the Filipino question, invoking Lincoln’s spirit and urging unity.
The report outlines a Roosevelt era acceptance and Republican platform, stressing unity in government, cooperation among branches, and a record of seven years of policy. It highlights trust laws, gold standard, reciprocity, labor and capital relations, and a call for continued public service with honesty and common sense.
Report from Hilo discusses Republican plans for the district convention with whispers of moving it to Hilo or Butt. Delegates pledge Kuhio as the Washington delegate while local pressure grows for a Territorial band and funding. Acting Governor Atkinson is described as out of politics.
This moving day shifts Castle & Cooke from King and Bethel offices to the Stangenwald building ground floor. The firm’s furniture safes and paraphernalia are moved to the new quarters. Entry is from the street or Stangenwald lobby with new offices laid out for the firm’s needs.
The Castle and Cooke firm preserves valuable books and papers in headquarters rooms and a basement archive. President Tenney and James review decades of ledgers and correspondence to decide what to retain, while outdated material is slated for disposal.
In a Kansan Democrat item from Hiawatha a humorous mispronunciation tale unfolds on a train scene. Delegates from Hawaii are misread as from a distant nation as a wagging crowd laughs at the mispronunciations and political curiosities aboard the Overland Limited. The anecdote ends with a Kansan introducing a delegate from Mfawatha with pride.
The deputy sheriff and Judge Lindaay address a group of young offenders led by Dick Rice in a lecturing session. Manuel Vasconcelos, accused of assault, is described as a habitual troublemaker by his father, who testifies to repeated incidents including an outburst at his home and an altercation over a cup of coffee.
A garbled 19th century clipping mentions Celia Harrington and a patent medicine by Dr S H Hartman sold in Columbus Ohio with guidance literature. It also records two court incidents: a man named Manuel Vasconcellon Br. asking to send his son far away after threats and a youth named John Freitag facing larceny and drink offenses, with sympathetic jurist remarks and fines.
Delegates recounted a long committee session over how to handle a money plank in the party platform. Coke argued for amendment emphasis while Bryan fought adding explicit gold or silver references amid a tense, hours long debate on monetary policy.
The Sonoma docked at Govante wharf at 7:40 PM after a rough gale that lasted about a day. Passengers for Honolulu include delegates to national conventions and local officials. cargo totals about 600 tons with 1400 tons for the Colonies. A large number of Ryd a and other freight accompany the vessel.
The Haleiwa golf links will host a major shoot next Sunday with twenty four entries already filed and more expected. A ladies tournament is also planned with entries pouring in. The Hawaiian Band will perform at Haleiwa, drawing an expected large crowd from the Manoa Club and local fans.
Manuel Lucero charged with assault aboard the Sonoma on July 28 in Hawaii. Officer Melntont reports seeing the defendant, who waived examination and posted $2000 bond, jailed. Will, Vartoe, a witness in the Kerr case aboard the Uuferd transport at Nagasaki, awaits testimony. Kerr is in San Francisco. Proceedings determine if he will be brought to Honolulu for trial.
Merlin July 17 report shows further crop deterioration since June 16 with winter wheat down one point, summer wheat two, and summer rye one. Drought impacts cash crops and river shipping hampered by Elbe navigation. canal boats stranded and rail freight appeals rise as industry seeks relief. Additionally, ships Foo Hong Bey and Kenilworth arrive from Baltic and Hawaii with crews affected by illness and a man overboard incident reported.
Mary Gordon, a Port area resident, reports a stabbing in a wallet incident. A sailor charged with assault with a weapon is held at the police station as naval authorities seek transfer to Ban Fringinco. The case involves possible measures including vagrancy and battery, with potential plea and suspension of punishment.
Report describes Japanese vendors returning to the old government market on Alakea Street as two new markets open. government plans to move harbor projects but will keep the old stand for at least a year to sustain revenue. Rentals have been reduced, attracting Chinese and other vendors back, with prices listed and water provided free.
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