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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
The Hawaii Bulletin Publishing Company editorial page argues for homefront labor unity and backs certain candidates led by Senator W. C. Achi. It condemns independent factions that attack active workers, urging vigilance against self-serving critics while praising consistent effort by loyal citizens in advancing public welfare.
The piece argues Republicans, frustrated by internal reformers, face a split between a conservative core and a Civic Federation allied with Home Rule advocates. It warns of efforts to weaken the national party by promoting local purity and a Democratic alternative while inaugurating new governance paths.
A fragmented pamphlet urges voters to back independent candidates to preserve unity and fight corruption. It attacks party machinery and pledges higher standards in public service, urging working and honest citizens to support a straight Republican ticket.
The Supreme Court ruling upholds the County Act as a landmark in advancing popular desertation and founding principles of representative government in Hawaii.
Reports describe heavy activity at Republican headquarters as hundreds circulate at various times to report progress on canvassing votes. Politicians display on street corners while supporters wear buttons. Henry and Henryanif figures appear at headquarters as campaigns emphasize road work and urging votes for Lin.
A meeting discussion urges sustained militia support, with varied views on funding. Participants stress patriotism and practical needs, proposing subscriptions and legislature oversight, while noting past chamber roles and promises of future reimbursement.
A garbled report shows D. Taylor endorsing Peruna as a general health aid and urging prompt patient action. At a Honolulu meeting, motions and committee appointments appeared, with figures like Peck and Swaney discussed. debate touched wharf taxes and militia support, while Treasury and professional groups faced funding expectations.
A fragment notes that any device or idea easing extreme heat is a boon to mankind, suggesting human ingenuity offers relief from hot weather conditions. The incomplete text hints at an inventor or solution praised for its potential benefits.
Garments made of this material allow air to pass freely around the body keeping it cool and dry. Dr Diemel Linen Mesh comes in three weights with 32 inch widths and options No 100 No 70 and No 50. Anklettes and whistlets for finishing underwear are sold at 11 cents per pair.
In Lihue Kanai a jovial stag dinner hosted by Mrs Coney celebrated a birthday with stories and music. The highlight recounted a mischievous fox terrier named Hohnelder repeatedly taunting Bruno the monkey, culminating in a dramatic fence lunge and a wild chase that left observers breathless and amused.
Judge Dole this morning sentenced Joseph Keane, found guilty of embezzling United States funds while postmaster at Hookena, Kona, Hawaii. He received eight months in prison and a fine of $468.
The article announces the formal opening of the von Hamm Young garage with a display of all autos the company represents and planned arrangements to please present and prospective auto owners. Fine job printing at The Bulletin stands out.
A special sale of millinery begins Saturday the 34th and lasts one week. All trims and hats offered at coat price. Claire's Parlor plans new stock from Ming Allen in the States arriving early Fall.
Russian papers led by Novo Vremya and the Russkaya Pravda criticize U S neutrality policy over the 24 hour rule for the three cruiser ships interned at Manila. They argue President Roosevelt narrows and bends international law to favor the United States and Japan, while praising American impartiality. The piece notes potential friction if the dispute persists amid Roosevelt’s bid to unite belligerents.
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