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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
4
A pulsing selection from the Evening Bulletin date June 16 1904 covers US politics and Hawaii policy. It discusses President plans labor questions port Arthur Japan and Wall Street ties with Cortelyou. It notes Illinois convention deadlock and discusses Hearst Hearst success and Parker prospects. It mentions Hawaii ship excursion safety and teachers summer trips to the mainland with public funding.
Information reaches Ineat Naval Station of the gunboat Wheeling expected to arrive from Pago Pago in June. The Wheeling has served as station ship at Pago Pago Samoa for years and will relieve the Wheeling’s crew, with transfer to the Adam. The Wheeling, a composite gunboat of 0716 tons, will proceed to Bremerton for extensive overhauling and carries vertical triple expansion engines. Hackfeld & Co reports arrival details for the Korea, quarantined at Kobe, expected June 34 with 400 tons of Oriental freight for this port.
The message mentions San Francisco port matters and a cargo incident unfolding with ships and a French frigate, alongside Selma Lagerlöf receiving a gold medal from the Royal Swedish Academy and Frederik Breuer noted in fiction. The fragmentary text reflects maritime notices and cultural news in a dated, uneven report.
Abies, examining himself as a trial juror, warned he would accept law ideas that match his own and reject those that do not. The judge noted this while proceedings in the Milo waterfront case proceeded, with several jurors retained as the trial looms.
Omaha readers recount the marriage of Joele Ewarté and Jack Rollinson after a dramatic courtship begun in Butte Nebraska and Hartville Wyoming. The grandfather, Gage, opposed the match but relented. the couple wed in Gering Nebraska and plan to settle on a Wyoming ranch after visiting the East.
In a Honolulu bound incident, Kerr allegedly broke a shipmate's jaw aboard the Buford after a clash with Ramon. US Marshal Hendry and Dunne traced Kerr to the Logan, with a witness secured. Kerr and the witness are in custody, with onward transfer to San Francisco for the case. Exports for late 1904 show record highs for manufactured goods, with potential total near 460 million if trends continue. General Joseph Warren statue by Paul W. Bartlett is praised in New York as a standout work of character.
Cooperstown reports a dispute in Worces ter Massachusetts over a bank plan on the Garfield family gravesite. Excavations uncover bones and grave markers as residents debate whether the site should honor President Garfield or remain a local burying ground. James Nelson, a Worcester resident, holds a Garfield letter referencing future visits by President Garfield.
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