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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
8
Delegates from Hawaii joined a large party traveling by train to St. Louis for an event at the convention. Photographers and crowds gathered as officials and supporters prepared for the journey. The scene featured bands, banners, and farewells as the delegation moved onward from the West Coast.
Hawaii’s Democratic delegation arrives in San Francisco aboard the steamer from Honohili and plans to travel to St Louis for the convention. Members include Colonel G C Iaukea James J Coke and T B Lyons with Dr Noblilt Judge Gabraith and J D Banton remaining in the Bay Area awaiting further instructions. The group aims to back William Randolph Hearst for president and Colonel Tanker is likely to be named chairman.
Summary of the condition at Honolulu June 1904 shows lawful money reserve and assets. Notes and securities listed include gold and silver coins, fractional currency, and loans. The report records total resources and liabilities with specific figures for circulation and demand deposits.
The item notes tides at Kahulai and Hilo occurring about an hour earlier than at Molokai under Hawaiian Standard Time. It lists meteorological readings and arrivals and departures of ships, including names like Antechir and Likelike, and cites a protest over an umpire decision in a baseball game with discussion of a double play and an umpire appointment.
The piece captures a Hawaii audience rallying behind Hearst and Hearne for Democratic leadership. It notes shifts from Republican and Home Rule ties, with native Hawaiians leaning Democratic as delegates Coke and Lyons endorse the stance and local figures like James Coke and T. Lons (L ons) highlighted.
W G Cooper cashier of the above named bank swears the statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Directors Cech Brown Bruce Cartwright M P Robinson sign. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Public W P Roth on the th day of July 1904.
Nevadan, American-Hawaiian steamer, arrived from San Francisco docking at Honolulu on the return voyage. The ship completed the trip in seven days and ten hours amid clear weather with light winds. eight passengers were aboard and cargo included general freight, cold storage, livestock for Honolulu, 180 bags mail, and 1,000 tons for Kabulus.
Taft thanks Jane Sud for a letter about Honorary Commissioners from the Philippines and expresses sincere gratitude to Governor Gartur for the wartime support. The message notes recognition from the commissioners and reflects on the postwar reception and attention given.
A friendly gathering at Kike Hall honored Mr A Chambers with a gold locket and heartfelt thanks from friends of the Knights of Pythias and T C Salt. H T Moore spoke as Mrs Chambers was praised for entertaining Communions over four years while Mt Chambers plans travel to Mongolia. Washington news notes Roosevelt appointing Evans Manney Greeley Janne and Moore to study wireless telegraphy as a national service board.
A public auction will be held at the Kala Kong Hall Police Station in Honolulu on August 8, 1904 at noon to sell all right and title of Mrs Marcus Collur in a Kaluaopalena Kalihi lot of 20,000 square feet. The sale arises from an alias execution issued June 20, 1904, in the case of James W. Pratt Assessor and Collector of Taxes v Mrs Marcus Collur. The sale covers the described land as conveyed by E A Colum and registered in Liber 208, page 47. The total debt includes fifty nine dollars and eighty cents, with interest, fees, and expenses as paid or due. A. M. Brown, High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
Oakland June 28 Mrs Bessie Maddern London files for divorce from author Jack London on grounds of desertion for over a year. They married April 7, 1900 and have two children, a girl and a boy. She also seeks a restraining order against London regarding money on file with the Central Bank of Oakland.
News received indicates the Gaelic and the Kor sea liner were postponed from July 14 and July 9 respectively. Muckford & Co., agents for both lines, reported no official advice and appeared inclined to discredit the reports amid uncertain dates.
Auction listing for July 12, 1904 at 847 Kina Street offering valuable books and Hawaiian items. Notable pieces include Poe's Raven illustrated by Gustave Doré, Shakespeare with portraits, Johnson's Dictionary, Anson's Voyage around the World from 1754, Raberals' Works, two Hawaiian items, Hawaiian lamps, Ula Maika, calabash polishers, and a large Hawaiian coat of arms on plaster from the old Court House.
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