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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin with monthly quarterly and yearly options. War dispatches include Fuller’s Port Arthur scoop, arrest and escape highlights, plus a push for local association building seen as essential for public spirit and community growth.
The Supreme Court has righted the prior expulsion of Attorney George A. Davin, restoring his right to practice in Territorial courts. The ruling marks a consolidation of justice after a divisive era and calls for reopening the bar for Humphreys and Thompson, completing the corrective record.
Chairman Cooper leads an early outline on county law amid likely fierce debate. Questions arise about Organic Act limits, property transfers, and election of supervisors versus gubernatorial appointment. Watson warns against centralization. supporters favor a simple county law subject to congressional approval.
Abie Kauai June 20 alarm at Kapala start of fire swept western Chinese Katina destroying eight buildings including Sun Kee Jan store and temple. About 200 residents fought flames with buckets as a pot of gold pieces purportedly 10 000 burned. insurance for Lin contents only. Buildings old and unsanitary. replacement plans uncertain.
A Ball and Devorations Committee discussed an elaborate celebration with morning oratory and literary events, afternoon boat races and ball, and Governor Atkinson urged a program including civic topics. Proposals for government funding were rejected as a misuse of public money.
Geo A Hughes of 903 Mans Aves Indianapolis says Peruna restored his health after a run down period and thinning condition. He declares he feels as good as at twenty and notes his work as a carpenter requiring stamina.
Thomas J Henderson of Illinois endorses Peruna for catarrh and general health. The message promotes Peruna and its claimed mucous membrane cleansing effects, urges readers to write Dr Hartman for advice, and notes availability through Hartman Co and druggists. The text includes addresses and instructions for correspondence and purchasing options.
Details list payments and rents connected to a legal suit against Mabaula and partners. Names include Halk Sugar Co Kaneohe Land Co Mamakue Mill Co Jansing Hackfeld Co Dowsett Wood Ed Har Clark and others with dates from 1901 to 1908 and amounts ranging from 75 to 4600 dollars for rents, purchases, and royalties.
The twenty-ninth review of stock in the Pioneer Building & Loan Association will be waited in July 1904 and open for subscription. The membership fee is fifty cents per share and the monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. Information from A GEAR, Secretary, 128 King st.
June 14 Petersburg reports the three day Battle of Vafangow near Port Arthur nears decisive stages. Kuropatkin’s dispatch traces Stakelberg’s right wing maneuvering as Japanese forces reinforce, while cautious War Office notices cautious about unverified claims. Russian and Japanese units, including East Siberian divisions and mounted brigades, clash across rough terrain with heavy artillery and held positions at nightfall.
Cavalry reconnoitre Lao Chou heights finds enemy inactivity then attacks Japanese crater and presses to drive the enemy toward the railroad. Brakelborg deploys Dib reserves to repel Japanese sinking tactics as Russian attack on the enemy center continues, turning the tide.
The Oceanic steamship Ventura arrived at port from San Francisco after a five day thirteen hour voyage. One crewman, H. A. Wood, died of heat prostration in the engine room on June 18 and was buried at latitude 33.10 north, longitude 196.57 west. The ship lists 26 cable passengers for Honolulu and other through passengers, with notable passengers including W. G. Irwin and J. E. Duerden, a prominent lethyologist.
Women and girls will find an unusually fine set at our store. They are tastily designed and in fast colors, offering a suit that fits and is worn only by themselves.
A Japanese man named Makata jumped from a moving Rapid Transit car on King street near Agia street at about 10 this morning. He sustained a scalp laceration and contusion, was taken to Queen's Hospital by patrol wagon, and his condition was not serious. Meanwhile New Jersey highway exhibits at the World’s Fair show model street construction by R A Moker, the state roads chief.
A patrol wagon on King Street near Nuanu Street was struck by a Rapid Transit car this afternoon. No serious damage occurred beyond broken wagon spokes. Acting Governor Atkinson notes no decision yet on Kelley’s resignation as chief clerk in the Secretary of the Territory office.
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