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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1904
Page
4
Scrambled excerpts discuss mayoral politics, Clark's actions, and Cannery and pineapple industry talk. References to Charlie Clark, Holegare Table, Hawaii, and Porto Rico Coffee Planters Association appear amid partisan convention reminiscences and presidential nominating debates.
The piece argues for strict party regularity to ensure a disciplined, harmonized delegation from Hawaii at the Chicago convention. It warns irregular calls threaten the process, urges Senator Crabbe to push prompt committee reorganization, and emphasizes Hawaii must present an instructed, orderly delegation without discord.
A fragment discusses Roosevelt's prospects for the presidential nomination, noting past nominating patterns and the role of unseen opposition within both major parties. The piece hints at conventions and the tendency for overlooked candidates to emerge, reflecting on historic norms shaping the current race.
Pulumatea Dol pled guilty to antiimportation prostitution charges in federal court and was sentenced by Judge Dole to one month in prison. A related charge was dismissed. court adjourned sine die as proceedings move to Hilo for the next session with jurors summoned and a special venire to be issued.
Stockholders of Nabiku Stock 16 near pledging nearly all shares to Alexander Baldwin at 40 cents on the dollar. J J Cantle on behalf of the agency offered the terms at the last meeting. The 20th sets as the date for stockholders to recover their money, brokers Moreau and Armitage to receive certificates and receipts, which will be handed to Alexander Baldwin for payment.
Promoter Philty Peek of Wight reports a devastating fire that destroyed the Hartly Home, the lavish two year old residence built by Peck. He describes a grand interior in Wooly cherry with oak pillars, a priceless Hamilton painting, and wedding treasures, with losses estimated around forty thousand dollars and insurance across multiple firms.
In a startling turn, the county attorney is compelled to withdraw the murder charge in the fret dente case, citing procedural concerns and insufficient evidence. The move comes as defense counsel argued for dismissal, leaving the courtroom awaiting new developments.
Residents and Mr Peck express concern about the Hilo ore department after a blackout and aging equipment. They cite only one fire engine, deemed inadequate for Milo’s needs, and note the unit’s departure for repairs as the cause of safety fears.
Omaha report describes a tiny bacillus, Bacillus aerogenes, intervening between Henry Foster and a shote man, saving Thomas Geneeman of Fremont from death. Doctors say the microbe created a one in a thousand chance of recovery, extinguished the danger, and altered the outcome of the case.
Dow, the sheriff’s clerk, stopped a frightened horse attached to a wagon near Merchant Street and the police station. He jumped to the horse’s head and brought it to a halt, spraining his thumb in the effort while the driver could not control the animal.
The annual meeting of Queen's Hospital Cranteen View Presiding officer MA Bchueter, Secretary Geo W Smith in attendance. Paxon Bishop elected to lead the board. Trustees approved a new wing to the hospital costing $48,000 funded by appeal. Funds restricted to this project only. Waterhouse resigns from trustees.
The Home Rule group signals no immediate appeal to the Supreme Court and plans to wait for a new county law if needed. Executive committee discussions were aborted due to low attendance, with the chair shifting focus to other interests before adjournment. The party resumes organization for the forthcoming campaign.
Mr and Mrs Geo Lea express heartfelt thanks to friends for flowers and support at the loss of their daughter Maria Loula. They thank attending physicians superintendent nurses at Queen's Hospital and Mist King for constant care and attention.
Following a long tradition Lunailo Home plans a Saturday celebration on January 20 marking the birthday of Lunailo founder whose benevolence established the institution for aged Hawaiian men and women. Mrs Weaver, head of the Home, has invited several old Kamauinas of Honolulu to attend the festival.
A suit seeks 689 dollars with interest from June 8 alleging the defendant owes for goods wares merchandise provisions timber and liquors delivered plainly to the Sham Rock Saloon in Nuvarny. The defendants named are Kaai M Hackfeld and Co Limited M Hackfeld Junhun Kaye and Mrs Joasie Kane.
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