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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1904
Page
3
The newest dainty summer parasols and crush leather and silk belts arrive for ladies in multiple colors including black white tan grey brown and red. New buckles add stylish detail to this season's accessories.
Lieutenant A K Nalpo has been promoted to captain of the third watch, replacing Captain Fokcae Wenwel who retired after long service. Nalpo is noted for his courage, efficiency, and strong leadership within the police force.
In Seoul and Beou ports July 19 a Korean Court seeks assistance from the Japanese legal honor to recommend an honorary consul for the Maltese Islands due to rising Korean emigration. The bulletin lists numerous names including Dr L B Thompson and Mrs Fernandes among others bound for mining and business ventures.
Berkeley professor Bernrand Mosca, UC historian and former Philippine union member, told a summer session audience that Hawaii should not have been granted universal suffrage by the U.S. He argued Hawaiians lacked political maturity, describing the suffrage grant as a governmental blunder and urging a more cautious approach to territorial governance. He noted the Patriotic League of Pork has raised about 114,000 dollars for its effort to fund government and reforms.
Ed Towse delivers a sermon at Knights of Pythias memorial exercises in Progress Hall. He extols Friendship Charity and Benevolence, honors fallen brothers Charley Fanout Deverill Bell Anderton and Pat Martin, and urges members to live by Pythian ideals, supporting the living and aiding the bereaved while contemplating death and the hereafter.
The narrative traces civilization’s progress and the Damon and Pythias story across ancient Syracuse under Dionysius. It links philosophy Plato to the tale, describes valor and peace, and argues for enduring knightly ideals of friendship, virtue, and charitable public service within the Pythian order.
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