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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1904
Page
5
Weather and general notices from Merny Panaleu with temperatures and humidity, ads for clothing and medallions, a Pantheon theater note, and upcoming events. Mentions of Panama hat sales, photo supplies, hay and grain prices, and a charity ball at the Youre hotel with plans and locations.
Walluki Maul August 20 The Maul Improvement Association heard committee reports at the courthouse with Judge McKay presiding. The Dumping Ground Committee reported about 55 dollars collected, 41 dollars still needed. W. J. Coolho announced plans for 2000 to 2000 trees to be planted between Maion and Wal Juki. The Executive Committee noted federal improvement recommendations including courthouse and breakwater funding. A reception committee was named to invite Governor Carter, and D. L. Meyers urged action for consumptives.
Hay grain and fancy groceries advertised as the cheapest in the market at Kalihi Store Car. King and Beck contact, key buyers Tel White 3161. Call for orders.
French Organdy and Silk Gauze dominate a sale starting Monday morning August 22. Fabrics show pretty patterns with $0.20 per yard reductions. Ideal for summer dresses and dainty goods. Brand new issues for August and July are available.
Frank B. Mestorker states he is not a candidate for chairman of the Republican Territorial Committee and his name will not go before the convention. He cites business commitments and the need to avoid personal financial risk as reasons. The move leaves Robertson with a clear field and avoids a contest for the chairmanship.
Entries show multiple real estate transactions entered for record on August 22 and August 23, 1904. Names include CH Riabon, KF Bishop, Geo C Stratowever, Asuka, Shige Haltho, Anna Kiemme, and Henry Kiemm. Details reference mutual transfers between individuals and companies with time windows from morning to late afternoon.
A fair greeted Prof Barton at Punahow last evening for a feature on A simmer Trip to Greens land. Prof Harton visited that north Mand in the sum sinve of 18% with the sixth Peary Arctic expedition. Lantern pictures from photography by f Warton tinieell, printed at the Bullet eee.
A fragmentary report discusses the writ of prohibition in a Parker ranch case. It cites Chief Justice Breer and the State v Stackhouse ruling, noting the writ arrives too late after the action is done and cannot restrain completed acts. It quotes definitions and purposes of prohibition and contrasts with injunctions.
Lindsay is Hosea Cavernoy Carter appointed district magistrate of Ka Naini Kohautelie and district juries of Waimea Kaun and Kona in Hawaii. The appointment comes after prior reports of his service and reflects a consolidation of authority within the broader territorial judiciary.
A lively report from Oxford notes rehearsals for Charley's Aunt featuring Taubie, Ablan, Teytenst, and actors Harwood, Mackintosh, and Dunn. The cast, set, and props are prepared to convey an Oxford sketch with period flavor while stage hands adjust elements and fight the rust of distractions. Read more on page 6.
Fragmentary notes from the Honolulu exchange mention Waialua Agric and Coke per latest trading activity. Details are incomplete but indicate activity on this sector with potential price movements and associated ticker references.
PT Isenberg, president of the Maxwball League, received a letter from Frank Baldwin captain of the May Polo Club and A Klee captain of Kagel club requesting postponement of THAC baseball games on Saturday. The letter will be discussed at Thursday’s league meeting. Isentwig would not discuss the subject or talk with any members. Polo players argue polo comes only once a year and that the baseball game should not take the right of way for one Saturday.
W G Cooper cashier of First National bank departs in the Sterne for the Bankers Convention in New York City starting September 11. He will be away about a month visiting eastern financial centers and Washington. Madame Agnes Freid-Griselda, the California Nightingale, touring the world, has arrived in the city with her Caravan and may appear in concert. The item notes the Business Man's Handy in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition as a resume of legal notices tenders rents building permits and real estate transactions.
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