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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for the Bulletin dated June 19 1904. It mentions monthly quarterly and yearly rates with errors and stray characters. The text references postal and foreign rates and includes names and a discussion about publications and licenses.
A distorted fragment reports on a convention scene with mentions of authority figures and hawkers seeking support. It references national amreteen convent influence and a tense atmosphere among parties, suggesting contested declarations and pressure.
A fragment from The Mule Benin prints a letter signed Country Teacher written from the backwoods of Kons. It condemns cuts to wages and pressures on school districts, calls for support for Honolulu High School, and urges protecting professional teachers while criticizing political moves and potential party shifts. The text blends local education concerns with broader political commentary and notes about educators and districts.
A historical piece argues convention crowds should reflect orderly process rather than noisy spectacle. It notes few voters reply affirmatively to loud showmanship and cements the idea that decisive party choices come from candidates and platforms, not theatrics. It praises restrained behavior as a sign of civic strength and questions the value of manufactured enthusiasm.
Judge De Bolt granted demurrer to the bill in the Intersisland Telegraph Code case, overruling exponents and denying temporary injunctions. Judgment favored Lilluokalant and A. M. Brown against Lie Lor-Leland Co and Auditor Fisher, with writings and properties subjected to levy and potential mortgage actions.
A report notes negotiations for Alfonso of Spain to wed Princess Victoria of Connaught, niece of King Edward, with Vatican and Spanish authorities signaling progress and hopes she will join the Catholic Church. The piece critiques a lingering reluctance and hints at broader dynastic strategy in the Spanish royal house.
Acting Governor Atkinson will inspect Pablo Works and police departments to review conditions. Four keai men and a party will travel over Kahuku, Waialua, and Wahiawa colony areas, seeking details on local issues and possible retrenchment measures as the Legislature curbs spending.
Judge Robinson appoints Mrs. Jessie Kane administratrix of Margare t Carter estate with July 3 bond terms and ten days to file an accent executrix filing. Guardian Henriques petitions for H W Kinney as pending Supreme Court appeal. Hearing spans Monday to yesterday. Kane argues affairs not dire at Mako. court later deems action unnecessary. Estate property described as dilapidated homestead at Mak o with extensive disrepair and value losses from weather and neglect.
This morning Mr Alliason met with High Sheriff Brown and Land Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth to discuss measures and actions aimed at reducing the workforce. The discussions focused on efficiency, staffing levels, and implementation steps across relevant departments.
Continued from Page 1 the parade closes with music by a double quartet led by J H Howland and Stanley Livingston. The morning parade will include National Guard Artillery Marines and possibly the Fire Department. A Portuguese band will lead. Ball plans include Col Macfarlane of the Hawaiian and Mr Lake of the Young willing to guest host. Three quintet clubs will dance in two Young pavilions and at the Hawaiian Hotel with managers Cusha Adams and Smithies. The Rapid Transit will run later for dancers. Fireworks will be set off on Capitol grounds and though not as elaborate as prior years remain impressive.
Pinuine Kaluna files for divorce from Hecky Kaluna alleging marriage in 1885 at Makawao. She claims abuse after relocation to Honolulu, including a 1899 assault with violence and kicks causing severe injuries. She was hospitalized. he served six months in jail. She has lived apart and relied on friends for support.
Deputy Rice joined a belated birthday event hosted by W. H. Rice with a surprise party at Mr Coney’s home. Guests included Paul Ingerberg and A. H. Rice among others. An orchestra performed as well as a serenade by Kapala Band.
Increased interest grows as four crews struggle for the Pearl Harbor regatta. The Wildlais and Healand lines shift favors to Fred Damon, Myrtle and Healan rivals train hard, while the Howardian veterans hold a steady edge. Regatta officials review crews, set judges, and plan start timing with a special train for officials and spectators.
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