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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented Evening Bulletin passage covers wartime dispatches, Hawaii milestones, and political commentary. It references Pearl Harbor work promises, Honolulu news currents, and overseas figures, including Kuropatkin and German politics, with scattered notes on labor, deportations, and women in Cripple Creek.
In a court ruling Judge Sanford upholds limits on stenographer J D Avery's compensation for transcript work. The decision notes Avery failed to recover fees due and states per diem and civil case charges may apply, while transcripts in criminal cases fall under library support. Dowager Queen Margherita of Tusian lace handkerchief valued at $1000 closes the item.
The Sacred Heart Convent children host a charity fair at Mrs Robinsons Hegetanta street home on June 28 at 2 AM. Proceeds support benevolent causes. Volunteers include 14 captains managing varied booths featuring candy and refreshments, with Mrs Breden as Pacific agent. Fort Wayne company news notes Siberia arrival and a fuel gas plant franchise plan under the Pioneer Raw brand.
Justice Justile Hatch returned to Honolulu harbor aboard the Sora amid cheers and congratulatory greetings. He spoke of his heavy responsibilities and gratitude for the confidence shown. during his absence he worked on labor issues in Washington and spent weeks at Hatch Creek, Michigan, returning looking well.
Wailuku notes report Kaas lisnann Sunday School observed Children Day on January 12 with decorated church and program led by Mrs Annie Rhouds. Children sang and presented a well arranged program to the delight of all.
Race card fragments describe events at Kahului July 4 including dash races, mile heats, trots, pony and relay events with purses listed. Mentions jeep for riders and gear. notes crowd questions and a lone remark about past performances.
Harry C. Pulliam of the National League replies to Honolulu Baseball League queries. He confirms that when a side is retired at bat, the next inning proceeds with the same batting order and no play transfers across innings. He provides an official copy of rules and offers further guidance.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia docked at Naval Wharf No. 1 at 8:49. It carried 1200 bags of mail with 313 for Honolulu and a large number of passengers including many well known island residents. Among them were prominent bankers, lawyers, and businesspeople returning from the mainland and California. The ship will call at Manila on its voyage, carrying many Philippine junior employees and teachers. The voyage included substantial cargo for Japan and China, including railroad cars and steel. The Libertie interlude notes Hawaii’s improving business mood and rising sugar prices, with Macfarlane praising the coast revival and Dr Ward confirming improvements in Dillingham’s health.
Walluku Maui June 13 Judge Kepolkal adjourned the June term of the Circuit Court as funds for the term are exhausted. All cases on the docket were continued to October. Deputy Attorney General delivered an in which the bar speakers praised the court and Governor Wise E Patkal. Deputy Sheriff Saffrey conducted inquests into two deaths, one due to heart failure of May Hokit, and another of U Kalina, age about 7, died near Walter church.
Purser McNamara reports the steamer Ke Au Hay arrived from Kauai ports at 1 o clock carrying 180 bags of rice 5 bags of paddy 1 roller 6 boxes of machinery 19 pieces of machinery and 24 packages. He notes the W G Hall was at Koloa with 4 00 bags Wagner can board and will take the balance at Abukint the Edward May at Makawao to end surer and the Whitney at Makawao bringing coal conditions described as light trades and choppy seas on the inward trip.
June 14 Wailuke Maui guests gather at Judge Kepolkat s summer home in Kahulul for a party hosted by Judge and Mrs Kepolhat with Hon and Mrs Hen Lyons and several attendees including Deputy Attorney General KO Petork and numerous lawyers. The event features games, a broad veranda setting, and socializing into the afternoon with toasts and songs.
A Naalehu baseball game saw the Mauna Loa team defeat Waloling and Nawlehy players 27 to 18 in front of 400 to 300 spectators. The winners prize a festival keg of beer. The event featured local players and the Hart What they had to work.
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