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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
4
A cluttered Evening Bulletin page quotes political rhetoric on Hawaii, Roosevelt, Hearst, and Home Rule stance. It highlights tensions between factions, the value of strong party links, and how mainland readers view local allegiance and loyalty in the lead up to national elections.
County Commission moves toward a two county system for Hawaii with ongoing debates on how to draw the division line. Chairman Cooper faces vacancy and the panel weighs whether Hilo should dominate the larger district amid prior discussions on the two county arrangement.
Readers consider county system feedback as a measured shift in sentiment. The Commission seeks fair law guidance, urging respectful dialogue and public input to shape progressive policy within established boundaries.
A Chicago Chronicle editorial on gubernatorial appointment power argues that a governor may not transfer personal discretion to others, and that offices and emoluments belong to the people. It stresses loyalty to the public over party, and warns against rewarding friends or using appointments for personal gain.
Consideration against another man for crimes and public injury. Mentions UC Governor Wyke, derisive public exploits, and the supposed impact on political integrity and enduring ancient institutions. Fragmentary OCR text reflects concerns about public corruption and governance.
An optimistic local reflection urges land improvement for a healthier town center. It envisions shaded lanes and charming vistas to attract travelers, improve public health, and invite visitors to linger in a refined, welcoming city.
The piece outlines a political and medical curiosity with names like Dr. Harlan, Hartman, and Hartman Saniardin. It mentions Peruna as a cure for catarrh, wartime roles of Metmental maste and Captain, and a debate over court martial for a veteran band leader. The piece blends civic figures, military history, and controversial discipline questions with local tone.
Bandmaster Berger, famed in Hawaii for over thirty years, faced a potential court martial for allegedly disobeying orders to perform at the funeral of Lieutenant Garber who died the night before. Berger claimed physical incapacity after long voyages and fatigue, and he stated he did not intend to defy orders, seeking medical rest instead.
The article reports ongoing activities of the Charities of Hawaii, detailing emergency relief, employment needs, and fundraising. It notes 800 applicants for relief, 495 persons helped directly, 680 meals provided, and $1,644.20 disbursed from various funds. It praises broad community support and calls for expanded donations and reading material distribution.
The report by T. He Loko, treasurer, lists total receipts of 4 058.01 with 1 686.60 from Government and private donations boosting disbursements to 3 940.75 leaving 114.86. Driver relief used 1 645.26. balance funded manager salary incidentals rent postage and printing.
Territorial Circuit judges in the First Circuit issue a rule requiring cases to stay with the judge who took original jurisdiction. The measure aims to settle contended matters like Parker ranch disputes and other jurisdiction challenges. Today’s case concerns R. W. Holt estate where John Colburn seeks administrator final accounts and distribution. Judge Gear transferred it to Judge Robinson, who then sent it back.
The notice promotes a summer sale of muslin underclothes with lace embroidery and well-made garments. It touts liberal seams and perfect cuts for a snug fit, claiming the sale offers substantial reductions though full details aren’t listed.
Readable items list skirts with lace and embroidery trims, noting various price values from $1.76 to $5.00, plus fabric samples and wholesale sale terms. Some figures appear garbled but indicate discounts and reduced wholesale values.
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