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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
4
An Evening Bulletin fragment reviews Prohibitionist queries about drink, skepticism toward Thurston’s preaching, and a looming Pacific political scene. It notes Hawaii’s evolving status, endorsements for Fairbanks, and partisan strategies shaping territorial governance and national party dynamics.
Thomas W. Lawson, on the warpath against Amalgamated Copper and Standard Oil, promises a sweeping exposure in Everybody’s Magazine. He aims to lay bare how trusts controlled funds, ruinous misdeeds, and the social lives of leading financiers as he chronicles alleged crimes and restoration efforts.
The text reflects on moral rectitude versus greed in the era, contrasting virtuous workers with financiers and bankers. It mentions figures such as Lawson, O Sullivan Addicks, Rockefeller, Rogers, and the National City Bank, describing corruption, political influence, and impending legal actions tied to a 1896 election. The narrator vows to stick to exact facts, even amid pressure to name individuals and institutions.
Lark to this city reports the death of Mrs. Attie Clark wife of Captain T K Clark of Wilder and K Company aged 61 years.
A mariner recounts a Royal Saloon clash involving a white civilian, a Southern remark, and a colored sailor named Richard from the Wheeling. In a Pantheon tavern scuffle a gun discharged striking Harrie, with the shooter insisting no intent to harm. He claimed no quarrel and that Harrie was not his target.
Dit 10 IAFNGE MRM LAS Dit 10 IAFNGE MRM LAS Withnny McCarthy represented by Geo. A. Davia was in Federal Court for KenLeNCe plea after pleading guilty to a violation of a reciu amendment relating to boarding vessels and soliciting sailors. Judge Dole noted leniency and the offender claimed unwitting violation, with Assistant U.S. Attorney Dunne supporting a lenient outcome amid prior federal cooperation.
A Navy enlisted man recalls a bar confrontation with Harris, claiming he owned a gun only for protection and had no intention to harm. He describes being grabbed by sailors, denies prior trouble, and hopes Harris recovers.
The steamship Manuka of the Ulhon Steamahiyto line arrived from Vancouver and Victoria after lowering all previous records between Ableport and Victoria. It reached Victoria at 9:40 p.m. on Thursday, completing the voyage in six days eight hours, a notable improvement over the standard seven days. The crew said they slowed briefly to avoid arriving before daylight, aiming to maintain safety.
Devin consults with McCarthy and the court. plea shifts from not guilty to guilty then back as counsel argues for swift hearing and lenient or severe penalties. Judges vow enforcement of statutes, with similar treatment for Edwards. Voyage notes mention Manuka voyage changes and Canadian bound passengers aboard.
John Baker, once King Kalakaua’s representative on Hawaii, rose from royal servant to lieutenant. He traveled Europe, then planned an expansive mainland tour before returning home to manage large cattle holdings. Known for sobriety, economy, and wealth, he embodies a disciplined, self-made life on Oahu.
The Hawaii and Pacific Coast contingents met Senator Fairbanks in a formal call, hoping for backing. J W McKinley urged Hawaii's plea, nearly overturning credentials, while California interest waned before the islanders’ gains. The Manuka ships for Honolulu with dignitaries aboard as the visit ends.
Wash suits for boys in sizes from 2 to 6 years offer sailor salts with long trousers in fancies like seersucker holland linen duck and pique. Priced 2.00 to 3.60 with similar morer styles in long or short romered bloomers and knee lengths. Other materials mirror sailor suits with pretty trimmings. Also prices 1.60 to 3.00 for toys kilts white and colored garments for ages up to 9 years.
Hats of excellent service made of duck or linen. Some plain white others white with colored trimming. Many ladies use them for tennis, hats, Prive, abe.
The Oceanic steamship Alameda arrived from San Francisco this morning after a five day seventeen hour voyage. It carried 950 tons of freight and 1049 bags of mail, though 3% of the mail was diverted to the colonies aboard the Manuka. Among passengers were Dr. W. B. Craig and J. Chapman, with others returning from business trips and vacations.
A brief note of gratitude credits Bulletin Printing Co for kind assistance and proficiency. The Student of Mills Institute praises prompt attention, courteous service, and excellent workmanship from the printer.
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