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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
5
The Weskey edition of the Bulletin appears as an annual issue compiled for readers seeking a yearly digest. It showcases selected notices, brief items, and a curated set of local updates from community sources and organizations.
Honolulu boxing card set for Saturday night features a crowd pleasing show with seats priced for all budgets. Main bout pits Mary against Williams, a fast puncher with stamina and resilience, while Lathain faces Hanohilata in a crowd favorite clash. O'Mara aims to upset the Camp McKinney champion as three other bouts promise scientific action across four rounds each.
A Bulletin report recounts Dowie at the Alexander Young Hotel where an employee praised his courteous treatment and generous spending. Dowie’s worldliness and favorable view of Hawaii are noted as he departs.
Superintendent Holloway King told the Board of Health that he referred the condemnation matter to E. B. Richards of Milo and will report back. The Health Board meeting heard the department had not stated that subsidies should be refused to Queen's Hospital or other institutions for free care, and the investigation would determine which institutions fit the criteria. The note ended with a lighter aside about a boy seen with an umbrella, but the focus remained on public health funding and hospital care policy.
A garbled local column notes a personal injury camp with attorney Jon G. Pratt and mentions venues such as the Ethan Reek Saloon and the Pan-turned references to Honolulu hotels and businesses. It references the Hawaiian Hotel Rowe The Painter, stock transfers, Kodak supplies, and a Hawaii Promotion Committee. Notes on road conditions on Houghuailine avenue describe hazardous crossings and hopes for improvements.
A Chinese man who attempted suicide by hanging from a tree was taken to the police station for safekeeping after being found in distress. He appeared before District Magistrate Lindsay on a vagrancy charge and received three months hard labor. A vigilant watch will guard him to prevent further self harm as his troubles loom.
Herbert G. Young, eldest of the Young brothers, faced court for carrying passengers without a license. Deputy Chillingworth asked for a continuance. Young warned the prosecutors to file a precise complaint and claimed he never saw an Attorney General opinion. The licence inspector provided a copy and the case was adjourned until tomorrow.
Stockholders of the Waimea Sugar Mill Company gather to authorize the issue of a promissory note and mortgage securing the company. Directors discuss vacancy actions and steps for reorganizing the board, with references to evolving leadership and future dates.
Cash only removal sale offers bargains to reduce stock as the store moves to Pearson Potter and Mrs Hanna corner Hotel and Union Station. This is the lowest price ever offered for furniture and cash is required. Secure bargains now before relocation.
Presistent Cooper announced a reduced monthly appropriation for Territorial physicians from $1,500 to $1,000, necessitating cuts. The selection for territorial physician for North and South Kana centered on Dr J Ly Moore and Dr Goodhue, with Goodhue appointed due to prior employment with the Board. Dr George Herbert was named to the leper examining board vacancy left by Dr Myers.
A hurried morning scene describes a tall woman and her husband on the King Street car. He jokes about holding her tongue as the car starts, he falls, and they debate leaving to see Bath the plumber. Various names and small notices follow, including contact and sale notes.
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