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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
5
Any citizen of Hawaii planning a Journey which will take him through San Francisco may have all arrangements made for railroad sleeper or hotel accommodations by the Pacific Coast agent of the Hawaii Promotion Committee.
The report recounts Hendry describing a coded message about Adachi in custody and shipment plans. It notes Japan’s police system, convoy details, and Hendry guarding Adachi during a voyage toward Japan. Adachi, returning to Honolulu, declined interviews per Breckon, appearing happier and healthier.
Local and general notices list arrivals from Hawaii and Maui ports on the Mauna Loa, advertising services from J Horner & Co plumbers, J D Jewett wallpaper, Oliver typewriter agency, and Lewers & Cooke roofing solutions. It notes a foreclosure notice signature by Fannie Painter and a Hawaii business directory mix including real estate, printing, and employment ads.
Kinau, on a voyage to Hilo, broke a low pressure connecting rod and was towed into Hilo harbor. Wilder Steamship Co President C J Wight confirmed the incident, saying repairs could be made at Hilo and should not affect the vessel's schedule, with further wireless notes detailing the connecting rod issue.
In Honolulu, the Home Rule headquarters on Maunakea filed a resolution of want of confidence in Curtis P. Iaukea, related to fusion attempts. The measure and report were referred to a three member committee and tabled after a long debate, clearing Iaukea of alleged writings.
In Manistee trading, shares show notable activity with Salen-B and Ewa listed. Prices include $12.5 for Ora stock and $80 for a large lot, with a 15 percent review noted for turnover.
A cable reports that the Sierra reached port with sixty nine tourists aboard, likely all independent travelers rather than part of a regular touring party. The next regular group departs from San Francisco on the 12th aboard the Alamorta. A concert by the Territorial Hand is planned for 7:30 PM at the Alexander Young Hotel roof garden for Koree and Ching passengers.
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