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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1904
Page
4
A long, fragmented Honolulu era column discusses public finance, local governance, and federal relations. The piece references Delegate prospects, port defenses, railway issues, and the need for unified citizen action. It weaves in comments on Japan, Russia, and naval matters with a focus on Hawaii's political climate and civic organizations.
The Gymphony Society in Honolulu promotes a wholesome club for young men and older, aiming to entertain and uplift beyond mere loafing. It contrasts with other clubs that foster idleness and vice, emphasizing constructive activities over unproductive gatherings.
Democrats face a handicap with Henry O. Davin as vice presidential hopeful amid calls to weigh age and stamina of aging leaders. The piece surveys numerous veteran statesmen from Morton to Higginson as potential substitutes, arguing presidents endure heavy labor and long terms require robust health and vigor.
A strong view credits Roose elt and Pairbanks as highly capable individuals for a presidential role, signaling a clear advantage in leadership potential and public perception within the political landscape.
A Democratic Central Committee chairman argues the party supports county government for Hawaii. He criticizes annexation promoters and urges a united front to draft a suitable law, warning against trickery that could yield an undesirable governance outcome.
Tomorrow a ceteket match is slated at Makiki grounds with teams to be selected from a listed squad. The lineup includes PL Anderson, Boxrdajore, Dr. Cof or, T GUI, A. Hereld, H I Herbert, A Jordan, A Ola, Wo Te Stamey, J Laird, A Follett, Porwh Boyd, R Wooton, Tucker, Circo, er.
J B Hopkins died at his home on Vine yard etreet. Funeral services were held today at 11 o'clock at the Roman Catholic Church. Burial was at the Wesrs City cemetery. He was born near Try-Tower Court, Norkenshire, Wales, and had lived in the Inland for twenty years. He leaves a widow, Mrs Julia Hopkins.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at political maneuvering over territorial rights and presidential balance. Mentions New York, Arizona, and Indian Territory, with phrases suggesting elections and national invention themes without coherent context.
The account describes a coastal voyage from Tahiti to Pago Pago aboard LURLINE. It notes encounters with Tahiti and Tatulla natives, exchange of hospitality, and a brief stop at Apt Thin before returning to Pago Pago. The narrative mentions the Wheeling and a shift of station, with references to local chiefs and onion bartering.
The court case before Judge Gear hinges on perjury and motives in the Hall scandal. Acting Governor Atkinson supports a lively investigation of possible perjuries. Rumors swirl around Eliza Kentwell and Mrs Kentwell and the alleged heiress, with transitions toward divorce and marriage plans as testimony unfolds.
The annual meeting of the Queen's Hospital trustees held Wednesday reported elected officers for the coming year with re-elections for treasurer auditor secretary and other officers. Medical staff include surgeons and physicians for eye ear and throat diseases. Half year patient totals reach 681 with 27 major and 54 minor operations. 62 patients were in the hospital at June 30 with diverse nationalities including 20 Hawatians 1 Chinese 2 Japanese 16 Puerto Ricans and 28 others of whom seventeen paid. Chin Loo has acquired the companion shop formerly Kwong Bing Wo Hop Kew on King Street.
Under and by virtue of an alias execution issued by Lyle A. Dickey District Magistrate Honolulu I Hawaii Territory the sale of property for unpaid taxes is set for noon on Monday August 9 1908 at the Poller location Kalakaua Hide Honolulu Oahu The property described is a 70 square fathoms parcel in Le Joao Honolulu conveyed to John Kekinti by Kaneakauhut deed The widow Mrs Hao Kekint claims as heir to John Kekini A cash payment of one half the bid in gold coin is required at sale with the balance in United States Gold upon deed delivery Dated Honolulu July 29 1904 A M Brown High Sheriff Territory of Hawaii 29 July 1904 through August 4 18 27
Sheriff s base notice from Honolulu Territory of Hawaii dated July 1904 details an alias execution by Lyle A Dickey for Jax W Pratt taxes. It lists sale of undivided 24 percent interest in a Mourelot on Liliha Street and a Punahou land parcel to satisfy $41.90 plus costs, with bidding in United States gold coin at 12 noon on August 30 1904 at Kalakaua Hale Police Station.
Chin Loo announces acquisition of ownership of the grocery business Kwong Sing Wo Hop Keeo on King Street in Honolulu. The business will continue under the same name at the same location, effective July 29, 1904.
Liabilities and due stockholders on acc ounts misrecorded as suspense items. Secretary Clarence Grange respectfully submits a note for Gale carda at Bulieunomen, indicating action to reconcile the suspense balance and finalize distributions.
The steamer Mauna loa reports a monster swordfish trapped in KihoLo Bay North Kona last week. A rope tied to a horse team freed the fish after it wedged in a rock crevice, the creature measuring about eighteen feet long with vast dimensions. The meat went to Japanese residents.
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