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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1904
Page
4
A damaged text fragment discusses a court case with strong language about integrity and bias. It cites Justice Galbraith and Justice Perry, critiques the majority, and questions whether the court will act without political influence amid ongoing disputes over governance and appointments.
King Peters readings to alienate conscious caretakers with provision of burial pension reward for all he has done.
A discussion over securing the Porto Rican vote for the next fall and Governor Carters push for county government in Hawaii faces opposition from strong interests. Carter says the aim is to honor Hawaiian promises and maintain faith with the people, viewing county government as progressive Americanism.
A Honolulu Labor Council memorial urges Congress to address contractor use of noncitizens on Territory projects. It calls for forwarding to Delegate Kuhio and Hawaii’s representatives, seeking support from both labor groups and delegates. The resolution notes prior Congressional interest and requests continued action to curb hiring practices.
Hawaii labor representatives press federal action over employment and relocation concerns in the islands. Communications reference Secretary Root, Secretary Tart and police or labor opinions, with senators Mitchell Perkins Depew Foraker and Rep Henrot moving to present a memorial to Congress and the Exchange. The draft memorial, led by Taylor and Avery, includes all available information for the Labor Council and Hunters' and Traders' Exchange.
The Alameda waited for San Francisco this morning at about 9 o'clock. Oceanic wharf, crowded with people, featured a band playing farewell airs. Among the passengers leaving was Captain W T Lewis, wharf superintendent at San Francisco for Mind Rolph & Co, who had a brief Hawaii visit, escorted to the steamer by shipowners and shipping men.
A distorted report claims two judges of the Supreme Court disbarred George A. Ravi and upheld Davie's guilt though grounds for a rehearing existed. The piece alleges partisan bias among majority justices, notes public and international attention, and accuses the Chief Justice of prior influence over county law and beach legislation.
The Convocation of the Missionary District of Honolulu runs Saturday to Tuesday with public services in St Andrew's Cathedral. The schedule includes conferences on Sunday School work and mission talks by Rev. Joba ebeorne and others, plus a Bishop’s reception and addresses in the Cathedral.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii offers withdrawals after six months or a year with 75 percent of profits distributed to withdrawing members and 25 percent retained for stockholders. The stock is open for subscription at one dollar per month per share. A.V. Gear, secretary, 122 King Street. Also notes a crop projection for apples at 45,000,000 barrels, more than half a barrel per person in the United States.
An editorial touts Peruna by Dr. Hartman as a universal cure for catarrh used across the United States. It cites widespread adoption, political discussion in Congress, and testimonials praising radical, lasting relief, urging readers to obtain Peruna via chemists or the Peruna Medicine Co. with direct correspondence to Dr. Hartman.
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