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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
4
A periodical discussion praises immigration to expand settlement and notes Russia and Germany in economic shifts. It cites protective tariffs, domestic production, and American trade ambitions, arguing for expansion of industry and settlement to sustain the nation’s growth.
The Macohatte Association announces revisions to leadership and events for the coming year. There will be no national politics represented within the organization as it enters a twelve month period of internal focus and restructuring.
W S Fleming, assistant attorney general, discusses who may become a citizen under the 1903 law and the need to read English. He questions if an applicant with five years residency and good character qualifies if they cannot read English, noting court decisions and doubts about anarchists or anti government advocates. The document references March 3, 1903, and outlines criteria for naturalization and language ability.
Fragmentary report discusses treasury funds and officials, mentions J Pierpont Morgan and Morgan schemes, and comments on honesty and prosperity. Many names and places are garbled, with little verifiable detail.
An analysis notes Russia's expansion in Eastern Siberia under Kantian influence, with Americans urged to mirror Viet firms. It cites high tariffs and limited transport as barriers, while Germans and Russians dominate, and German tractors lead European trade, though Port Arthur and Oining prosper with American competition rising.
A highly described experimental knife apparatus with compressed air propulsion is demonstrated by inventors for efficient cutting. The system uses a cylinder, hooked knife, and spring controlled nap for position. Trials show 120 strokes per minute under pressure with hopes of reducing exertion versus traditional methods.
Friedenthal, famed planier, arrives in Alameda for a week of Hawaii visits. A concert piano recital is set for Tuesday evening at the Hawaiian Opera House, expected to draw a crowded house as Friedenthal showcases a vast repertoire including Bach, Chopin, Brahms, and Liszt with orchestra. The box plan opens at Wall Nichols Co tomorrow morning, with ticket prices announced.
A tall lady and her half sized husband rode a King street car at about ten thirty. The man joked he would hold his tongue as he fell, then both slipped. The wife cried to move off the car and they planned to visit Bath for a look.
M Cobb of the Wah Commission arrives on the Alameda to study Hawaii's conditions for a report. He plans three to four weeks on the other islands and eight weeks in Honolulu, noting changes since his prior visit and proposing new methods to boost abalone and seafood commerce for local benefit. He emphasizes collecting data on annual catches and potential revenue from abalone and imports.
The World's Entertainers under Mr Rial will perform at the Alameda Orpheum in Seattle on March 30 with shows opening April 2 for a seven night run. The company will start business Saturdays and play nightly through the week.
Luther D Walwable of the Paradise of the Pacific onca and Miss Rebecca L Chamber Ann announce their engagement. The wedding is set for Saturday at the home of Mr Chamberlain in Pauon valley. For more details visit Bulletin office.
A report by the Bureau of Yards and Books highlights Pearl Harbor as the focal point for station improvements on the Pacific coast. It urges appointing a board to consider site selection and advocates early decisions on locating additional stations, with Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor project anticipated to grow into a major expansion as funding and repairs proceed.
Local boxing note describes James Quinn reporting a Meyer of Maul challenge to match Cyclone against Bombo for a prize. Potential purse cited is $800 with a risk of $2000 in May, depending on match terms and readiness of opponents.
A letter from WM W Goodale, manager of Walalua Agricultural Co Ltd, rejects earlier feverish reports of a deadly explosion at Kawaloa stable in Waialua. He states no logs of arms were broken, no one killed, and only minor injuries that healed quickly. most workers remained on site or returned to work.
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