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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
3
Advertising note lists lace striped fabrics and dots with discounted prices. Regular 20c qualities at 15c per yard and 15c qualities at 12 1-2c per yard. Fancy stripes and checks priced at 8 yards for 1.00. Also 11 yards for 1.00 this week.
The Fourth District Republican Committee at Waverly hall met and voted Andrews as chairman by a narrow margin. Bishop was named against him after a heated nomination process led by J A Andrews and C K Quinn. Nominations for other officers and a district committee followed, with Andrews confirmed and a slate of officers elected for two years.
Vida was elected permanent chairman of the Fifth District Committee after a long meeting at Castle & Cooke ball. The vote totaled 49 with Vida receiving four. Kaulukow objected, claiming residency issues, while Vida asserted dual residency and broad support from multiple precincts. The executive committee was named and nominations discussed amid calls for party harmony and securing the Republican ticket.
Temporary interpreter on her nomination. Chairman Wallace appointed Mowers Jane McKeag and Innacy on the credentials committee. The country members hurried to catch their team and the meeting adjourned. A special committee will be called to arrange dates for nomination of legislators. Senator Ja Le McCanilles attended and believed Republicans would win on the mainland.
St Petersburg reports Ravan Vindivestol squadron will renew raids with authority to sink contraband on any ship under Rus sav laws. Government stance supported by newspapers praising Malacca dispatch and cruiser plans. Volunteer ships Don and thal replace St Petersburg actions in the Red Sea amid contraband transit. Blank books and ledgers produced by Bulletin Publishing Company.
A fragmented report describes a chess game between Wireless Honolulu and Hilo in the Ruy Lopez opening. The text mentions black and white roles and some unclear notations, with partial details on moves and setup.
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