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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
4
A compact publication masthead from Evening Bulletin lists address 1120 King Street Honglulu with publisher details Wallach and Fawington. Subscription rates appear as per year postpaid foreign economy weekly bimonthly and other terms, though some text is garbled.
The notice discusses Japanese advances near Port Arthur and naval power, with references to U S politics, Sen Fairbanks, and Parker. It notes government economic measures to take effect July and comments on royal marriage rumors and monarchy dynamics. The piece blends foreign and domestic concerns with historical figures in a mosaic of wartime and political chatter.
The article discusses Lincoln Steffens and his view of the term journalist as dignified, explores his role as a reporter and editor, and comments on Garden Island politics and opposition to local governance. It argues that opponents of total government hinder territorial progress and laments the fate of Pacific Heights as a tourist access route.
Incomplete OCR fragment references a bantam event and a potential opportunity. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm details.
A discussion based on Howarth Hyde’s findings shows college graduates generally earn more than non graduates. The report cites medicine, law, journalism and government work as top earners after ten years, with education and ministry trailing, yet overall value remains high as vocation choice depends on interest and aptitude.
Grape vine chatter claims the White House hosts noon luncheons for many, sparking questions about courting investigations. A digression about a spouse and misquoted phrases adds to the flurry amid reports of lavish education costs and religious sacrifices cited for Korea.
The Honolulu Cricket Club defeated the visiting Aorangi by 110 runs in a lively mid afternoon match. Captain Jordan led the hosts with strong fielding while Bob Anderson scored 42, and Phillips’ men showed solid batting though the visitors struggled against the bowling. The game, delayed by a late start, was praised as a pleasant social outing by players and spectators alike.
Defendants F Colburn and D Kawanana through attorney W Ashford demur to the complaint in a suit by Public Works Superintendent Holloway against Edward Vivian Richard and others. The bond of Richardson is contested and the Territory seeks recovery on the $4000 surety bond for embezzlement of Water Works funds while clerk of the department.
The report covers weigh ins and matchups for a boxing night at Campfield with fighters like Campfield Beardmore Jackson and Silva among others. Joe Riley and Murphy prep, Joe Castro faces a new foe, and King Isley partners in a tough bout while the box office opens for Saturday night.
Display of trophies in the Woods and Sheldon show window evidences interent innovation in Milette sport Mawati. Thirteen sterling silver dipy awarded to winners decorate the paut. Healers and Myrtie colors with a pair of ome creamed items enhance the exhibition.
COOL and COMFORTABLE and WASHABLE three requirements for boys summer clothing. We offer suits in Seersucker Hollands Linen Duck and Pique for ages 2 to 6 years with long or short trousers and elastic knee bloomers. Prices range from 2.00 to 4.50 with trims and styles including blouse looks and various fabrics for boys 2 to 6 years old.
Hats of excellent service described for boys and ladies, including plain white and white with colored trimming. Tennis hats and Tam OShanter sailors in good taste with embroidered ensigns offered at reasonable prices.
Nilhad steamship arrives from Hawaii with 1124 bags sugar and 246 bags Kailua wana. cargo listed amid unclear OCR. Reports note free trade winds, outward trip, and that not all cargo was loaded or discharged, with several items partially legible.
Judge J. T. De Holt granted Caroline Colton a divorce from Edward Colton on grounds of habitual drunkenness. The court noted a letter from Edward dated 1908 from Guatemala describing life abroad, drinking, and intent to return to Honolulu, while marriage occurred in Honolulu in 1901. The narrative includes chaotic, partially legible passages and mentions weather and a fishing boat incident near Hawaii.
The Argyll docked at the railroad wharf after arriving from San Francisco yesterday. A crew cook suffered a deep cut to the side after slipping on a deck ladder, but the injury was not serious. The vessel carries about 25 000 barrels of fuel oil and left the coast on June 20.
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