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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented election scene is described with emphasis on W. C. Smith and committee backing, debating independence versus party harmony. The piece argues for Republican candidates trusted to manage county affairs effectively, warning against factional control and the risk of misgovernance under coalition "harmony."
A letter criticizes the idea of harmony in territory politics, arguing independence cannot win. It asserts that voters will not elevate an independent candidate for sheriff or supervisor, citing distrust of independents and predicting election outcomes.
The article presents a heated post-removal defense by a police head against Governor’s charges. It details views on liquor clubs, officer conduct in saloons, warrants, money lending within the department, racial staffing, friction with the Attorney General, and alleged attempts to influence policing through personnel decisions.
In the heat, a new aid or invention offers relief to people enduring extreme temperatures. The initiative emphasizes practical comfort and community support, aiming to ease suffering during a prolonged hot spell.
Garments made of Dr Diemel Linen Mesh allow air to pass freely keeping the body cool and dry. The fabric is absorbent and moisture wicks away, with three numbers available No 100 light No 70 medium and No 80 heavy, plus anklelets and wristlets offered at 16 cents per pair.
A blaze at about 7:50 this morning wiped out the residence of B. Reyfolds on Manon Valley, where Charles Girdler, a commission agent, and family were alone. An oil stove exploded, causing the fire. the daughter alerted her mother and they escaped.
Claire's Millinery Parlors continues a half price sale this week with Mrs Greseman the manager preparing to close the shop and visit Harmona in Hilo while awaiting new stock from the Coast arriving in three to four weeks. Shoppers are urged to call now as everything is half price during the final four days upstairs on Union Street.
Evening Bulletin editor complains of dirty tactics in Honolulu campaign. Letter writer accuses Henry faction of corruption, cites a fire at a Man o a home near Hillside Avenue on upper Manoa road and notes neighborly bucket brigade actions and near destruction of the Mint residence, with the Weekly Edition offering a full day summary.
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