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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1904
Page
4
A heavily garbled bulletin text references Justice, political integrity, and restraint on political figures. It alludes to public figures and events, mentions Admiral Thore and a high school exam context, and critiques political and legal actions amid a tense public climate. The piece interweaves policy, finance, and international references with uncertain names and dates.
Editorial argues that judicial appointments should rest on principle, not political gain. It criticizes Supreme Court selections for favoring factions and pensions over integrity, warning that political prejudice erodes American justice and could undermine Hawaii’s liberties. It praises the Department of Justice for recognizing the issue and vows to uphold independent judiciary.
An open leer by Kawa Teacher in the Hale paper argues teachers deserve higher pay, praising professional charac ter and urging retention. It warns wage cuts threaten education quality, discipline, and public welfare, urging fair salaries to attract capable men and women to teach and lead schools.
Fragmentary OCR shows a hostile newspaper claim against Milo Severance, accusing misrepresentation and bias. It mentions Mitcharale and a critical article in a local paper, plus notes on Hilo hotels and travel tips, with jumbled references to Coffee Shop Front Street and Monaiul, and a critique of circular town life.
B Taylor clerk of the City of Jacksonville endorses Peruna as a reliable remedy for catarrh and related ailments. The letter praises its effectiveness and urges readers to seek prompt relief, noting Dr Hartman and the Martian sanitarian endorse the product. Peruna is sold by chemists and druggists at one dollar per bottle, with six bottles for five dollars. Benson Smith & Co. will supply the Petwll distributor trade in Honolua.
Hackford and Co local agents of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company report cable from San Francisco that the Meamship Korea will arrive from Japan on June 8 or 14 at daylight. She carries 400 tons of ord tedktt and accommodations for twelve passengers from Honolulu to San Francisco. The news cheers many in the city hoping to sail to San Francisco aboard the liner.
Republican precinct clubs that have not yet held nominating meetings plan Friday night sessions. Chairman Crabbe reports encouraging interest and party growth. The Second Precinct of the Fourth District meets at its new headquarters near Keeaumoky and Wil, with officers including President and Secretary. The club owns its own building, and a sale of bulletins is noted at the end.
The court set for a second motion for rehearing in the Charles Notley will case. Contestants contend the Supreme Court misread the opinion and claim there was evidence of undue influence by Emma Dunford. They urge rehearing to address whether the trial judge should have directed a verdict.
In a Twilel saloon fight on May 12, W C Glenn faced a jury for assault with a dangerous weapon on Bush and for a related charge involving a knife. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and the court sentenced Glenn to three months hard labor. Witnesses described blows, a knife weapon discussion, and Bush’s injuries at Queen’s Hospital.
Inter-Island Company plans to dispose of the steamer Hanalei following a lengthy idle period on the harbor railway. The vessel, once active on the route to Midway Island and Guam, may be sold to a coast firm with negotiations ongoing. If not sold, she will remain on the Coast, with Captain Felix likely to command her next voyage to San Francisco.
Attorney General states that failure to cramp the instrument does not render a power of attorney invalid in the Manalt of Italy bonds matter. Cites local Supreme Court decision Widdifeld v Thomas. Also notes misc observations about social behavior and a remark about Japanese residents in London.
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