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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
4
The January bulletin reflects Hawaii’s push for unity in governance and growth. It condemns factional fights, praises federal support amid inflation recovery, and urges Territorial leaders to advance development, tourism, and civic virtue while defending American democratic ideals.
A fragmentary OCR note describes a remote border area where three countries meet. It notes no wounded or soldiers, no police or taxes, and inhabitants speak a curious mix of French and German while farming and cultivating tan or work.
Tonight at the Oroneum the eagerly awaited bout between Weday and Barry aims for a swift finish. The match pits near equal contenders, with betting favors shifting toward Barry and crowds expecting a decisive fifteenth round decision either way. Barry has youth on his side while Weday primes at peak form, both weighing in for the 150 pound bout and a probable crowd-pleasing ten rounds.
In a New Year piece the author reflects on Hawaii in 1003, noting a clash between loyal communal effort and a disruptive minority. It praises growing independence, unity, and loyalty to the Territory, while urging continued reform in politics and administration amid tensions and adversity.
The program outlines weigh ins for several fighters with details on waists and limbs, then previews a lively slip of preliminaries. Nigel Jackson and Andermen lead into a four round bout Billy McDonald versus Harry Geabatn, under the watch of Woods as referee. Officials and judges finalize last year's finishing touches while the Joby Bei coal ship arrives in port.
The YWCA and YMCA held their annual New Year’s reception and luncheon for young men at MG A hall. Decoration featured draped chandeliers and streamers. Mrs H C Brown, secretary at the YWCA, attended despite a recent accident. Attendees arrived at noon, were greeted by directors and their wives, and led to the dining area where the feast awaited. The event proceeded in a happy mood with guests enjoying the program and fellowship. The article also mentions the first American baby born inland on Guam, the parent navy paymaster Eugene D Ryan aboard the Concord during the Manila Bay battle, and a note on the Mexican National Pavilion at the World’s Fair with landscape plans and bluegrass sowing.
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