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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
4
Voters discuss county supervisor choices with William Henry and Jon Pern named as preferred candidates. The text notes preferences and cautions about free agency, indicating undecided or mixed sentiment among men in the county.
A fragment discusses private funding for a territorial militia, arguing businessmen should bear the cost to sustain the militia while awaiting broader government support. It praises the militia's existence and suggests private money could replace public subsidies until territorial finances improve.
The fragment alleges a policy of corruption involving a leading candidate and a limited corporation, asserting the candidate calls police officers to influence their votes. The source text is unclear and inconsistent about specifics or outcomes. It mentions an 11 Jp claim that such calls were not made.
Fragment from a 19th century newspaper recounts a coercion clash at a police station. Captain Parker addresses officers in a tense room while a candidate pledges reform and declares a commitment to fair policing in a politically charged territory.
A county Republican meeting debated backing Brown or Henry with Captain Ian Johnson endorsing the straight Republican ticket. Reports describe tension among officers and supporters as crowds cheered for Brown and the party line, amid accusations of internal pressure and campaign hustle downtown.
The plea of Henry Kayes, linked to the embezzlement case against Kapen, drags as a motion to quash proceeds. Robertson, Kapen’s counsel, argues the Grand Jury was improperly formed under Act 38 of the 1903 Sexvion Laws, claiming constitutional flaws and improper grand jury selection. Supportive counsel Hunne details, with a Saturday morning hearing set. social note: Challant at Et Clement's tomorrow eve with door entry via Makiki street and Wilder avenue, tickets on sale at Wall, Nichols, Henson, Smithan.
A Honolulu banquet at the Alexander Young Hotel honors Surgeon General Walter Wyman and Congressman Hepburn for founding the Leprosy Investigation and the federal program. Prominent attendees from Hawaii and federal health leadership praised ongoing efforts, with emphasis on research, funding, and collaborative work between territory and nation.
advertisement copy touts Diemel Linen Mesh air permeability and moisture wicking for underwear. promotes DIY garments as cost saving, lists three fabric weights Pat Yd No 100 32 in, No 70 32% in, No 50 2 in, and adds anklelets and wristlets at 2 cents per pair.
After an uneventful voyage from the colonies the Oceanic Ventura arrived in port at 9 o'clock in the morning. Ventura had three cables pending for Honolulu and 114 for San Francisco, the passenger list noted.
A special sale of millinery begins Saturday the 4th and runs for one week. Everything offered at coat and less as stock is cleared. Mise Allen left for Sta and new stock expected in early Fall. Come early for best selection.
The Haliva golf open tournament for the bronze cup was held Sunday on the Halviwa Hinks with free entry and a trophy donated by the Hotel. Light overnight showers improved the course while wind hindered long drives and approach shots. Prince Kalanianaole delivered a strong round to land the cup with 45 plus 62 equaling 100. Johnson and Fe Mahaulu followed closely, Boore noting the close finish.
Wm H Crawford reports an episode in the current race where Senator Acht and Crawford met at Yo Anin's office. Acht sought votes for William Henry as Bounty Shortt, while Crawford presented counter arguments to attendees.
A local Chinese Republican Club meeting at the United Chinese Society rooms announced support for Brown. BR Adams, candidate for Supervisor at Large, spoke to workers at the Honolulu Iron Works at noon today, praising Brown’s candidacy.
An ad touts an ice suit in gun metal gray for summer, claiming lasting nutriifiers and a guaranty covering color tailoring style and full satisfaction. It markets suits made with Novnge-815 to 836 and promises high quality and durable wear.
EMEN Weber reports a grand display of one suit length patterns confined here. The goods are styled as the most stylish ever shown. The festive show progresses perfectly with no failures in tailoring. L B Kerr & Co Ltd, Alakea St, promises high class tailoring.
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