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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1904

Page

4

Evening Bulletin Ad Rates and Financial Commentary

The Evening Bulletin outlines subscription options and pricing for domestic and international delivery. It notes a Treasury claim about hundreds paid out in discount by beneficiaries and discusses banking credit and taxes affecting Territory business, citing Mele Willy Stone and reactions to London editors shaping American opinion on Japan and Russia.

Twonex Wesleyn Mele Willy I. Stone London Japan Stone

Hawaii Self-Cuntting Critique Sparks Territorial Debate

A regional colonial column denounces self-defeating pessimism among Hawaii residents. The writer urges unity, investment, and constructive reform, warning that constant criticism harms prosperity and deters new investment. The piece condemns doom-saying about sugar profits and government aid, urging optimistic, coordinated action to improve conditions.

County Commission to Organize Thursday Night

Cooper chairman of the commission appointed by Governor Courter will call a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 in his office to organize the county commission. Members listed are Cooper Stewart Crabbe Beckley and Watwen. The session is expected as preliminary and to select a chairman.

HE Cooper Courter County Iaw Hiwli An Hi i Cooper T. McCants Stewart G. K. Crabbe Fc, Becktey BM. Watwun Cooper Gaver Carter Cam- Wwineton Couunianion

Hawaii trade crisis looming if contract labor banned

Tacoma May 19 state Ben Hemrich just returned from Honolulu says Hawaii trade and customs feel the government will permit contract labor for sugar cultivation or the industry will die. He warns Hawaiian plans to rely on labor reforms could prevent revenue from duties and push plantations near bankruptcy. Only one plantation pays a dividend this season.

Tacoma Wash Bennier Andrew Hemrich Honolulu Hawaii Driety Matey Heimrich Heinrich Hemrlch

Hendrick Pays Axtell After Judgment In Malicious Prosecution

Judgment filed by J C Axtell against H B Hendrick shows satisfaction of a May 12 ruling for 1000 dollars in a malicious prosecution suit. A prior trial yielded a 5000 dollar verdict, reduced on retrial before Judge Gear. The representation included AG M Robertson for the defendant and CC. marked by costly proceedings.

J.C. Axtell H.B. Hendrick Axtell Resultes i Robbe Hon Het Gear Bro Cc.mit Ting Axtell. AG M. Robertson Headriek

Sailor's Serious Fall From Open Hatchway

A pallor named JR Johanson fell through an open hatchway this forenoon on the Kali lant and sustained severe injuries. He was taken to Queen's Hospital for examination and treatment.

JR Johanson Queen's Hospital

Net dispute on Hawaiian coast ends in plaintiff victory

Circuit Court upholds that the nets are the plaintiff's property, granting restitution of four nets, damages of 1.00, and costs totaling 4.70, after evidence showed the nets were made and owned by the plaintiff and not by Kalua as claimed. The case arose from an appeal from Ewa District Court over possession of fishing gear and related equipment.

Ewa Kalua Hookano Moana Canol Moanalua Kalina Kalod Mra Kaleb Kualaha Kwalaku

Mayes excellent medicine praised by public works chief

A Lancaster era medical note extols Pocdna as a general remedy for consumption bronchial troubles and stomach issues. It highlights Dr Hartman’s guidance and the national reach of the remedy with references to The Life of Life pamphlet and Benson, Smith & Co supplying the Bulletin retail drug trade.

Tarman Ale View Gratia Tires Nahal Nae Ni Ari Columbine Hartman B. Hartman Columbus, Ohie U. S A, Benson, Smith & Co Honotul

Enos Johnson on His Fees in 1908 Conspiracy Trial

Prosecution rests in the Kumaine Johnson alleged conspiracy case before Judge De Bolt as the defense begins witnesses. Enos Johnson, with Jonah Kumalae, is accused of conspiring to defraud the people in maters of m x pendums of the House of Representatives in 1908. He testifies he charged $80 to Chinese Fund Committee for advice that Territory was not liable for stolen funds, based on the Organic Act. He says he worked on multiple Hours Committees, billed $5 per day for clerk duties, and translated extensively, sometimes rewriting Kumalae notes.

Kumaine Johnson Dao de Bolt Enoch Johnson Jonah Ku ‘Malad Mx Penums House of Representatives Chinese Fund Committee Rumaine Johnson Kumalae R. Campbell

Degree of Perfection Initiates Twenty-One in Masonic Ceremony

The Scottish Rite Masonry event in the Islands initiated twenty one candidates at the Masonic Temple with Veserable Master J. D. Tucker presiding and Henry B. Cooper as inspector general. A banquet followed as speakers, including Geo. D. Gear and Geo. A. Davis, reflected on early rites and the order’s aims.

Mtoe Joney Mondwin Scottah Rite Geo. D. Gear Order of Hawaii Geo. A. Davis Scottiah Kite Masonry Honolulu Inirall Frank J. Thompson Grossman Griggs Holt Charles G. Bartlett William — Bell Charles Bon M. Brown Johe &. Collins William H Goetz William Charllee Clinton J. Hutching Merle M. Johnson Herman W. Lake Thomas Lillie Robt P. Lishman John Melanphy Joseph M. McKinnon William A. Meyers Kirk B. Porter Milton

Coptic Arrives From Orient at Honolulu Wharf

The Occidental and Oriental steamship Coptic docked at Hackfeld wharf after leaving Yokohama on May 23. It carried 624 tons freight for Honolulu and 127 storage tons, with 77 cabin passengers including Viscount T Torii. Passengers include British officers, Japanese diplomats, and a Philippine Court judge, while Cap tain Rinder and Purser Renule of the Mongolia formerly served on board. The ship set to sail for San Francisco at nine o'clock this evening.

Hackfeld Yokohama Pacific Mail Mongolia Rinder Renule Honolulu Raninland Viscount T. Torii Tori Poms Tientjxin Dino Mopolulu G. 1 Whaley Ie Pacific Commercial Cable Company Hoxo Uty Midway Whaley Bootla Guam Pawengere Pay Tent Gallagher Korea Re Kilver-Stuart Capsain Forteater Nom England Sarvice India Stuart A. C. Carson Philippine Court of Ker Maya Dax Miaw Dora M. Maya Dos Mindu Hoxton J. & Stanley Manila T. ©. Reiser Munda Aothiog Allenet Japan Harmap Nagaaaki Monolaly Ann Francisco O'Slock

Tennis Club Officers Elected at Special Meeting

At a special meeting of the Ofio Beretania Tennis Club held at noon today, officers were elected. President Theo Richards, Vice President Dr Alfred Wall, Treasurer C G Joobins Papain, Auditor Canbas trustee Chive Dalen.

Ofio Beretania Tennis Club Theo, Richards Vicw Alfred Wall C. G. Joobins Papain AOR Canbas Chive Dalen

Exposition Not Yet Complete Yet Draws Foreign Interest

Continues praise for Festival Hall and Pine Arts building while noting incomplete Exposition. Exhibitors from Americas delayed in shipping goods, others in freight along fair tracks. Attendance disappointing but foreign booths ready with valuable displays. Five Arts building named finest feature. night illumination enhances the grounds.

Festival Hall Unie City Uma Americas Pine Arts France Germany England Five Arts

World’s Fair Exposition Glows With Nighttime Splendor

Frank L Hoogе reports on the St Louis World’s Fair, describing the dazzling terrace and grand arches aglow at night. He notes crowded pavilions, the Pike midway, Hagenbeck’s shows, and complaints about high hotel rates and rising prices for visitors. He observes Hawaiian exhibits absent, ships en route, and the vast six mile expanse, urging travelers to beware drumbeaters and inflated costs.

Ronan Innes Uunda Hagenbeck Chicago Buffalo Jane Louis Kansas City Frank L Hooge

Time for House Painting Time

Ever have your house paint ed by cheap labor and find it looking worke thin over six months later. That’s a cheap job, if you want a good job one that will last and always look well go to.

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