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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1904
Page
2
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Odd items fill page six with Silk flags, nursery goods, and shop ads. Mentions Harmony Hall meetings, Wall Nichola stores, and the Hawaiian Hotel registrants plus a farewell for Lieut W K Hamilton. Also notes a Democratic advertisement, a furniture sale, and a sale of Porto Rican cigars.
A busy July 2 to July 4 wire bundle shows national politics and foreign front updates. Parker supporters gain momentum at the Democratic convention while Gorman and Cleveland factions maneuver. Roosevelt lands at Oyster Bay amid party chatter. Russia reports mixed war progress near Liaoyang, Port Arthur, and Japanese activity stalls due to weather. a deadly Wabash wreck in Chicago shocks the nation.
Harmony Inde No 1 O F installs new officers at King Street hall in a formal ceremony conducted by Hd 1) Hingley District Deputy Grand Fire. Officers include Noble Grand Woyden, View Grand McGrew, Treasurer Miko on, Secretary Hendry, Warden Gehrin, and other grand officers.
Springfield July 3 The Populist National Convention convened today with Ex-Congressman Weller of Iowa chosen as temporary chairman. Also reported are battle items from the war in the Far East including landing forces near Dalny and ongoing Russian efforts, with updates on wreck survivors and naval actions.
Fireworks in Honolulu were limited this year and a grand pyro display was not attempted. Capital Grounds show began at 7 o clock and drew many viewers from hillside homes, while early guests at the Young Hotel roof garden enjoyed a clear view of the ice play. The display featured rock candy like pieces, small explosions, and showers. Crowd presence at the Capitol grounds caused some interference with the workers.
Lieut Garber was buried today with funeral services at Willa undertaking rooms on Fort Street. Rev John Osborne conducted the ceremony at the cemetery. Two companies of Artillery marched to the cemetery under Lieut Potter.
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