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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1904
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports intense discussion among officials and clergy about China’s unrest and external influence. Military and civilian leaders weigh future actions as Empress Dowager rumors surface, with factions debating neutrality, reform, and possible resistance to foreign pressure.
A North Obow Tully News editor argues about the influence of the Russian Bible and Protestant efforts in China. He discusses Catholic and Greek Church roles, missionary objectives, and political angles, noting French and Russian involvement and the use of religious work to shape influence in North China and beyond.
A council session discusses amendments including setting the Second District Magistrate salary at 350 and later 230, approving clerical roles, interpreters, and pay scales. Appointments include a Market Inspector, keeper of the kerosene warehouse, and other district posts amid procedural votes.
The article notes our ART ROOM now ranks among the best in the country after recent enhancements. A new stock from New York and Paris includes the latest prints, posters, engravings, carbons, water and oil paintings. Framing mouldings and pyrographic materials plus art leather are offered for decorative work.
The Hour of Supervisors convened at an early hour to discuss county matters including the bond of the County Treasurer and the appointment of a road supervisor for Ewa and Walanio. Damon spoke on bond control, Gillman noted county act considerations, and the board debated and elected commissioners and road supervisors, with Nawekow winning the Ewa and Walanio post and Cox chosen for Walulua coach supervisor.
Havana natives Henry O. Arguello and Alive Denlofeu have spent eight to ten months bicycling worldwise. Sponsored by the Blo Mando newspaper, they started from Havana and traveled through Europe and across the globe by bicycle and tandem. They aim to reach New Orleans from San Francisco by bicycle if possible, hoping for a reward of 1500 for their safe return and the hardships endured.
Attorney Rawlins notes bond arrival for H C Vida in Kona district. Board of Supervisors warns officials to qualify and transfer duties. Supreme Court decision looms over county finances, with treasury concerns about January salaries and warrant payments, while plans for government warrants and loans unfold.
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