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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1904
Page
4
The text portrays political debate across 08.08.15 era notes. It discusses interference by higher authorities in Japan, calls for Senator Cealbe to restore harmony, and critiques sugar cane growers, railway promoters, and post office corruption. It mentions Governor Carter's tour in Hawaii, Roosevelt friendliness, and preparations for a National Convention.
The Maul News reports the county government tax bill was fatally defective and could have caused disaster. The paper notes it always associated with county governance and, under current conditions, warned the government would fail. The stance shifts to a forced conclusion about impending danger.
The piece recounts Carmen the gypsy flirt and the Don Jose romance set in Seville. It notes Carmen’s allure, Jose’s jealousy, and a fatal feud that drives the plot toward tragedy. The event lists Anola Montague Turney and amateur players performing Thursday and Saturday as a popular show opening at 7:39 with a sharp curtain.
A Japanese crew working for Mesare Gay & Robinson in Waimea reportedly received checks totaling around 1100 through their agent. The money vanished after bookkeepers disappeared, prompting police action and a hunt for the suspects led by Sheriff Coney. The case highlights ingenuity and swift response in tracking embezzlement.
The text markets housepainting services promising practical mediation and a guarantee on work. It invites readers to obtain an estimate and highlights just opened shop style phrases with emphasis on quality and products used like white lead and linseed oil.
Stanley Stephenson reports a warm reception Tuesday night for Rev and Mrs Shields. The event featured courteous greetings, a program with recitations, piano solo by Mix Potter, vocal numbers by Mrs How and Nie, and instrumental pieces by Mr Habtel. Mrs Willfong and Mya organized the reception with Fareham Charen aiding in social duties.
Milo Jan 22 Lops and two other prisoners escaped from Lin LoD Brown at the hospital last Tuesday. The fugitives, including Candola Hid Wan, eluded authorities and headed toward Reeds Ivland and then toward Wala ke mauke. Police tracked the suspects who changed clothing, with a man named Kealota a special officer. The escape prompted a manhunt as Morgan prepared a sale tomorrow Tuesday at 10 o'clock a.m.
Jockey Huliman, famed in Honolulu, rode the imported Martin to victory in a Martinmas handicap at Oakland on the 12th inst. The race covered five furlongs for two-year-olds and less. Martin led early but was overtaken, finishing third as Mullman surged ahead to win by a length. Record time fell from 11.5 to 11.8 seconds per furlong, a new world mark previously set in Chicago last year. Martin belonged to Owen Henshul of Kentucky, a two-year earner with total winnings around $100,000. Bullman praised Martin as the best horse in California.
The Hawaii Yacht Club announces its annual meeting at the Hawaiian Hotel on Wednesday evening January 27. A banquet precedes the meeting in honor of the retiring Commodore and officers. Dinner at 7 and the meeting to begin at 9.
Mrs Hayteita Turk and Frank Turk, both of whom reside locally, drew police attention after an early morning dispute at their home. A verbal confrontation escalated when a visitor demanded entry and four shots were fired, one striking Frank Turk in the leg while another passed over a carriage. Turk fled as police guarded the premises.
Kolos and Kauai notes describe visits by Sorenson of Mondain and M A Melane, farewells for B W Russell headed to Ireland and H W Russell voyage, Edward May and Star of Hengel discharging at Makawell and due to sail for the Count. County officers meet at Lihue to discuss the new County Act. Surgeon of Honolulu and former Koloa principal visited town. A new cane unloader operates at Kolos Sugar Co mill, with electric light at mill and manager’s house.
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