Evening Bulletin 1904 Campaign Notes and Controversy
The Evening Bulletin notes discuss Tom Fitch and other political figures facing scrutiny over nominations and campaign tactics. Governors, attorneys general, and territorial committee chairs are cited as shaping strategy, with critique of candidates’ focus on politics over public duties. The piece questions court decisions and party leadership amid labor and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androws
Tle
Thawlina
Thomson
Hugher
Wishop
Andrews
Canvan
Battle of Port Arthur Reveals Naval Clash Fallout
Reports from distant fronts describe a fierce naval battle at Port Arthur with heavy losses on both sides as Japanese and Russian forces maneuver for advantage. Admiral Togo’s actions appear pivotal in curbing Russian escape attempts while Russian movements toward Vladivostok remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Woerty
Abe
Artie
Ierowne
Togo
Vladivostok
Rewlian
Japan
Ite Navy
Elon
Tone
Bt. Petersburg
Municipal ownership and railway reform in Hall England
Fragmentary OCR describes municipal ownership in Hall England, noting progressive reforms and a council report on street or apartment improvements. Mentions American promoters, committees, and parallel references to railway influence and public works. Names and places are garbled, but the focus is on municipal control of utilities and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hama
Hall
England
Olvous Orrure
Lahore
Hull and its rise as a port city on the Humber Estuary
The article traces Hull's isolation on the Humber estuary and its rapid transformation under Mayor Alfred Goldic e into a thriving port with improved docks streets and pavements. It notes population growth and a major outlay for urban improvements including widening pavements and new docks. It highlights a shift from neglect to progress and the city’s improving communications and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyland
Europe
Humber
North Sea
Weater River
Inuland
Wea
London
Hilinburgh
Doneacher
Sacie
Hull
Cramell
Alfred Golice
Ty Corporation
Lovtay
England
Stewie
Camphlow
United States
Promised Road Improvements Progressing in Kowalo and Queen Street
The long delayed expansion of Queen Street toward the Judiciary building and Naval Station coal sheds is advancing slowly. Crews grade and fill the road, with rock hauled from Makiki quarry for wider thoroughfares and improved drainage. work extends from Kowalo to Fort Street while park beautification near Union Square and Kaplolan Park proceeds under budget constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duiient Treet
Queen Street
Judiciary
Naval Station
Round Department
Samuel Johoson
Kowalo
Grady
Makiki
Provi Im Ateriel
Walla
Supersvisor Johison
Walalae Moanalua
Ue Union Feed Company
Atkinson
Kaplolan Park
Emma Square
Union Square
Hawaiian Electric Company
Puuahi Street
Fort Treet
Unclear OCR report on urban works and road progress
Fragmented OCR text describes funding for rights and maintenance projects along Wall Street and Union Square. Mentions cleaning Union Square top, storm impacts, and road department work with reduced force. No coherent events or dates emerge from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
Republican Ratification Saturday Eve in Peoria
A Republican ratification event is planned for Saturday at the Orpheum, directed by the Republican executive committee. Roosevelt and Fairbanks are named, with Governor Carr and delegates from the National Republican Convention expected to attend. Local leaders and invited guests will participate as the campaign signals strong support for the party ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roomfelt
Fairbank
Orpheum
Plana
Repiblican Executive
Commaliten
Berytody Mint
Carr
Robertson
Moose
Roosevelt
Palrivaralen
Nano
Thomas Fitgh
I. Thompson
Mitek
Ruling on Maui Maui Convention at Hilo Falls Candidate Fight
Acting Governor A Ja C Athine cites Maui Maui supporters at the Republican Convention in Hilo on September 1st as backing Kuhio for a second term. Maui allies claim Mayi unqualified. Baldwin and Joseph Cooke relay Maui’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ja C. Athine
Hilo
Dements Kuto
Mg Island
Yeninet Kubio
Waxhineton
Kyo
Baldwin
Mout
Joseph Cooke
Mayi
Kuhio
Maui
Ipid
Rove
HA Ball Team Seeks Catcher After Kiley Withdrawal
Ha HAC ball team seeks catcher after Fred Kiley’s exit. A. Carvalho, Pacifi on Winter League catcher, drew HAC emissary interest but talks stalled. Report notes Carvalho reportedly tied to Pacifi on for next season, making a move unlikely while new uniforms are issued amid ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kiley
Kiley
A. Carvalho
Pacifon
HAC
Carvalho
Duthie
Noe
Pahons
HA. Ca
Unclear note from Acting Governor on transport Logan
An unsigned snippet from an old issue notes appreciation from Major Stafford to Acting Governor Atchuson aboard the transport Logan. It references attendance and a weekly bulletin edition with rental notices on sale, mentioning a 61 year period and a small advertising insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchuson
Major Stafford
Logan
Haset
Bulletin
Siberia From Orient Arrives With Passengers And Cargo
The Siberia docked at Heckfeld wharf around noon after a lengthy voyage from the Orient, delayed by quarantine due to plague in Monghong. Passengers include Godfrey Brown and I G Clough with wife, A C Kingsford, Dr Mrs RL S Bartlett, and others. A large cargo of Oriental freight, totaling 1536 tons, was unloaded for San Francisco, with various officials and travelers aboard or associated with the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Mali
Siberia
Orient
Do'clork
Monghong
el Neria
Heckfeld
Borin
Modkerk
Honolulu
Godfrey Brown
Thi City
I.G. Clough
A.C. Kingsford
Tea Planters Association of
Cayton
MLK
Amber
Camelsland
Formona
Tos
Thorn
Bartlett
RM. Benedicktor
Ching
Angel
Cleve
Hintit
Thentaln
Thie City
Bama
Aire JW
Coma
Wim Reneelare
Mie K. van Remusevine
Asine
W. Martin
United States
Maint
Mies
Albee
Martin Viroust
Ohann
Columb
Todavia
Japan
Hongkong
Kenora
G. Peel
Eastern Extension
Cabin & Telegraph
Ranger
Oriental Freight
Vite
Acheried
San Francisco
Farmers Institute At Wahiawa Saturday
The Farmers Institute to be held at Wahiawa on Saturday aims to share arrangements for the event. Secretary J H Atkins and Hor Holul request notices of attendance for transportation from Pearl City and lodging at Wahiawa. The program includes topics such as whether Hawaii Needs an Agricultural College and dairy practices with demonstrations and exhibits. A business meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Wahtawa
J. H. Atkins
Holul
Pearl City
Keinwa
Hawai
Agricultural College
Jared G. Sualth
Uaparimenter
Krause
Mapain
AL. Wellh
Beadham
Henry Smith Sues For Mesne Profits
Henry Smith files suit against the defendant in Hawaii seeking mesne profits of 0,000 for six years prior to filing. Alleged detention and peacetime occupation by the defendant of part of the abubua of Kabolalele Hawaii. The plaintiff claims profits from a life tenure and seeks recovery for possessions wrongfully held. A preliminary injunction and answer timelines are implied though details are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith Haw
Haweha
Kabolalele
Hawa
Ty Plaiuelita Foo Simple
Foros
Night Attack Saved Japan From Defeat
Tokio reports General Christian Jones describing a night assault near Ta Che Kin where Japanese forces stormed mountain fortifications, repelled Russian infantry advances, and seized the eastern fort as darkness fell. The Japanese achieved a decisive victory after a late Russian withdrawal, with heavy fighting and entrenched positions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Christian Jomes
Oku
Rinslantine
Wanted warships and tonnage for armored cruisers
New York July 40 The Journal received an advertisement seeking steamers under 6000 tonnage with speeds of 10 knots or more to be armored and converted into cruisers. Firms in Paris and London are negotiating for coal purchases and warehousing to satisfy a French firm’s specifications. The piece mentions Russian and Japanese naval moves and a Berlin related telegraphy link, with convoluted references to various agents and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal Age
Griseman & Thirte Company
Mark
Graxeman & Mote
Paris
Stowmere
Growmian Walt Fowight
Hirt
Parle
Amie
Giymssiunn
Russia
Last Week Of The Rug Sale Increases Stock Clearance
Housekeepers highlight the added stock from last week at the Dorkc store and the broad discounts on rugs and mats. Sizes include 2 by 4, 6x8, 4NO, 4NB, and more with Blue and white Japanese Cotton Rugs, Chinese Twisted Matting, plain mats, and varied matting. Large floor space devoted to the sale with practical uses for dining rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms.
Korea's Narrow Escape Continues From Page One
The New York Times reports on naval movements near Japan as the Allied armada observes Japanese and Korean actions. Security officials note the Kuselan warships near Rock Neus, six miles from Yokohama, while Vintivontokt squadron delays by Kobe. British and European observers doubt Japan could hold key fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearrow
Kobe
Alberta
Rock Nleus
Yokohwam
Bort Arhur
Seaidonte
Hort Arthur
Leklly Pwerleee
Sem
Also Mentioned on This Page
King Street
Honolula
T. HM
Gulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
Ausaul K. Fannington
Feiepnone
Tom Fitch
Wilmire
Bryan
Atkineon Haw
Annatito
Deleto Congropa
AO. M. Robertson
Vanwelly
Peabody
Colorado
Pulette
Tee
Hawaii
Petane Impayelily
Smith
Ile
Becape
Bey
Comilarly
California
Union Square Park
de Raetere
Investors
THE
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Limited
Corner Fort
Hanoluin, Hawer
Bul'etin
P.c
Moenix Savings, Building and Loan Association
Henhy & Poodek
Orien
Farmers’ Institute
Wahiawa
Henry Smith
Willcox & Gibbs
Pacific Hardware Company, Limited
Stanley Stephenson
S. S. Signs
King St
Mulistin Offen
Korea
Jbwett, Copruinotel Ant Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!