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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
4
Fragment reads as political chatter about campaign cries and officials like Hepburn and Wyman. Mentions leprosy work and Hawaii support, with rhetoric on reform and public health outreach amid unclear context.
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin letter argues the Civic Federation secretly manipulates nominations and votes in the Territory. It claims impartial water rights were valued to fit the group’s aims and cautions citizens to engage in precinct and party meetings to counter hidden influence.
Citizens criticize the Civic Federation as lacking community support and real purpose. Reformers have exhausted opportunities, while Hopubiens have not leveraged precincts or primaries. Some delegates stayed home, sipping cigars and road tracts, arguing against the federation’s push.
Weather data shows morning temperatures around 81 with a 70 degree minimum and 60 percent humidity. Wind shifts from east to north throughout the day with notable speeds and a 179 rollo wind movement total. unrelated real estate sale noted with attorney Harold Gear contact in 1286 Emma St.
Court sessions opened with several cases continued or nolle pros’d. Defendants included A M Brown and J Ay Douthitt as potential County office candidates. Several convictions were dropped while others, like Vierra and Lum, faced continued proceedings. A guilt or innocence verdict awaited in Takada’s murder case, with June 14 set for trial. News also notes a Kanal Fourth celebration with free drinks and dances, and the funeral of John D Holt’s editor scheduled for 4:40 PM at Fort Street residence.
A letter from Julia Marlowe of New York City lauds Peruna as a tonic and nerve energizer. The testimonial asserts Peruna strengthens nerves, digestion, and vitality, urging readers to buy and try the remedy with promises of refunds if unsatisfied.
The Ocean te Inner Alameda set sail for the Comet at 10 05 this morning with a heavy passenger list and a large crowd bidding farewell to Honolulu. The steamer carried six first class passengers including Capt Howerson Mre May and Mies May en route to California. A party of Dr Ostrom and family. Judges Frear Hartwell and Gear. Lieut Maxwell and crew. and many Honolulu residents were aboard. The scene at the dock included revivalist voices and the captain’s band playing as the vessel departed.
The Watler recital at the Opera House drew a full, attentive audience and earned artistic praise. Mr Butler impressed with a diverse program from opera to folk tunes, aided by Mrs Will Whitney. Additional performers Mink Kinny and Mien Barus contributed, though Kinney’s Chopin piece disappointed some listeners. Mise Ramis again pleased the crowd.
A fragmented political note discusses backing a demand to continue current tariff conditions, opposing general tariff revision. It argues for a one market for producers, satisfactory consumer service, and urging trade policy toward the right kind of tariff, with plans for future legislation.
Claire's Parlor Millinery notes a possible meeting around October 14 to discuss Interstate Commerce Law as it affects railroads. Hawaii’s prominence in national affairs is linked to its representation and talent. Ar. Hepburn’s Hawaii visit is cited as shaping views on resources and trade. The article reflects cautious optimism about US prosperity and manufacturing growth ahead of a Pacific tour.
Surgeon General Wyman arrived from the mainland this morning and called on Governor Carter at the Maring Hospital Service. President Winkham of the Board of Health and Dr. Cofer met Wyman. Parkham will accompany him to Molokai. The Governor expressed a wish to join the visit.
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