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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1904
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists subscription rates per month per quarter and per year with nationwide and foreign options. A patriotic petition is urged for Fourth of July celebration funding and transparency in government education policy.
An editorial criticizes an apparent effort to honor the President and his daughter with royal style in a public setting. It argues Americans should treat the presidency as a plain constitutional office not a throne, condemning any display seen as regal pomp. The piece warns such acts misread public sentiment and embarrass the country.
AnJud en de Bolt funded supporters who acted to deter interference with justice while a conspiracy verdict aligns with legal expectations. A Parson nominee on a Prohibition ticket tours Maine, and a police pursuit in Louisville ends with the capture of a dynamite suspect after a dramatic chase.
A newspaper discussion critiques the plan to cut salaries of country teachers while High School salaries remain. The piece questions Board regulations, the integrity of the Public Instruction Board, and Principal Scott’s methods, arguing for fair treatment of country educators and highlighting tensions between country schools and the mainland university graduates.
New York reports Robert Fits immons and Philadelphia Jack O'Hirlen agreed to a six round bout in Philadelphia on July 4 at the National League Grounds. Promoter Hert Crowhurst arranged terms, with 15,000 expected in attendance and a split of receipts proposed between the fighters.
Attorney General Andrews defended the court and denounced media influence on jurors. Judge De Bolt imposed one year in prison with hard labor and a split court cost of half each. Both defendants were ordered to provide new bonds on appeal as Kumaino and Johnson await transcript and further appeal.
The piece condemns sensational editorials in newspapers and argues for restraint to protect justice. It notes court duties, fair treatment of all races and creeds, and emphasizes that lawmakers should serve the public, with judges acting to dispense justice without bias.
B Mara, a young man long under police eye, appeared before Judge Lindsay on a vagrancy charge. The judge discharged him but issued a stern reprimand and urged him to leave the city. Police pressure to depart Hawaii noted.Robert Cootran paid $50 and costs for embeding $17.50 for the Bobuman Carriage Company. Medal honors at the American Amateur Athletic Senior Championship were presented by Miss Alice Novotnovl at the World’s Pair event.
A fragmented proclamation argues Republicans must mobilize voters in the primaries to back a platform and delegates while considering independent representation. It urges fair appointments across parties, noting federal control and the need for broad electorate support for governance and reform.
London June 11 The Mritiah expedition to Tibet is surrounded by about 20 000 Tibetans bombarding 1600 British troops under General MacDonald and Colonel Young. Reinforcements from India are rushed as a critical assault on Kungua tests British lines. If relief comes by June 26 the outcome remains uncertain amid treacherous terrain and Tibetan booby traps.
The Imp virdcatchers rescued by the revenue cutter Thetis will likely remain in Hawaii. Collector H. R. Stackable reports Treasury guidance to admit the Japanese if they can qualify, ensuring they are able-bodied and not a public charge. He plans work options through Planters' Association or other large employers to add to Hawaii's labor force.
Lord J. Talbot Clifton travels incognito as Mr Lord Clifton aboard the Karen. Clifton, once prominent in coastal horse circles, was taken in tow by White Hat McCarthy and is reported to be seeking coaching there.
Portland Oregon June 1 Mrs Amanda W Reed of Pasadena California died recently. Her will provides for Reed Institute in Pasadena as a memorial to her husband Simon G Reed. The bequest totals about 2 000 000 and funds an institute combining liberal arts science and manual training with attention to youths earning their living. Other gifts incl 800 000 plus 10 000 for Throop Polytechnic School Pasadena. The institute aims to offer varied departments and practical training as directed.
The April term concludes with all criminal and other matters continued to the next term. The Grand Jury will render its Run report and be discharged by Judge Bolt. Judge Robinson to rule tomorrow in the Injunction suit Lucas Ye vs American Hawaiian Construction Co over alleged illegal and improper Brewer’s wharf contract. Wilcox v Q Berrey argued in Supreme Court. plaintiff is widow of Robt. W. Wilcox. Trustees to care for deserving youth with possible tuition aid. property purchases and construction allowed within limits of the trust principal.
New York reports Delloving claims a cure for Bright's disease via direct kidney injection using a new method. Professor Winfeld Ayres presented to the American Medical Association in Atlantic City detailing 9 cases with 4 complete cures and 25 showing improvement, noting pain-free administration and potential future eradication with further study.
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