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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1904
Page
4
A Honolulu bulletin mocks and analyzes territorial politics, detailing reactions to Hawaii’s voting strength and calls for reform. The piece critiques party bias and press influence while noting Governor Carter’s restraint and the need for lawful, representative governance in shaping Hawaii’s role in national affairs.
A fragmentary text critiques the proper bounds of government power and the duty of lawyers to uphold constitutional limits. It warns that repeated unlawful acts by public officers, even with good motives, foster personal power and erode institutional integrity.
The Mongolia arrived in Yokohama after a nine day eleven hour voyage. Harbor officials urged thorough dredging to allow docking of steamers, praising Admiral Tarry for courtesy. The ship carried about 180 cabin passengers including war veterans and notable travelers headed for Honolulu and San Francisco.
A Honolulu league meeting at Ellis Hall discussed Rapid Transit controversies affecting ball games at McCully. Fans faced crowding and transport delays, with calls for better service and netting to curb lost balls during Fourth of July events.
An ornate recap from the ballpark covers lineups, with Roberts and Hampton set to shuffle positions in tomorrow’s game and Copewell noted for a strong first base, while fielding and umpire notes color the report. Players from HA, Keke, and Malle figures populate the day as attendance and transit issues loom over the doubleheader.
Disputed rules changes surface as President joining meeting seeks to resolve protests and custody of captaincy. Protests on umpire pay and game oversight arise while proxies stir debate about who can withdraw protests and who controls team actions.
A signed agreement between Superintendent of Public Works Holloway and Bishop Katate representatives sets arbitration on the Kalihi reservoir site value. An Arbitration Committee of J. M. Morgan, Harry Armitage and A. V. Lear will decide the sum, not to exceed 1000 dollars, with a majority ruling binding. The Bishop Estate initially demanded 1000 dollars, Public Works offered 260 dollars, and a split would yield 626 dollars.
A summer sale promotes muslin undergarments with lace and embroidery trims and substantial price cuts. Listings show varied values and discounts on gowns nightwear and undergarments, highlighting fit and quality with bold claims of early completion dates and ongoing reductions.
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