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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1904
Page
4
A dense briefing reflects on territory politics, press stances, and the 1904 convention scene. It cites Maui News and local leaders, notes calls for primaries, and praises Governor Carter for law-abiding governance amid national tensions and reform debates.
The report argues that a new pineapple industry would fit Hawaii’s climate and labor, offering early importance and a field for small farmers to operate with fair production and market prospects. Pineapple growing and canning presented as a key modernization path.
Edward Mitchell Jones faces a second trial before Judge Robinson on charges of murdering his wife Linda K. Jones after an acquittal in the prior case regarding Mrs. Sars Paratenter. The crowded courtroom, juror voir dire, and contentious questioning mark the opening proceedings as numerous jurors are examined for qualifications.
A jury panel discussion reveals biases and uncertainties as jurors Parmalee Dunbar Kamakau face questions on evidence, death penalty understanding, and impartiality. Judge Robinson rules on challenges while a special venire for fifty games is anticipated later this afternoon.
Monthly bulletin notes are issued by city officers with February figures. City Physician reports 32 patients visited, 184 treated, 110 prescriptions filled. Food Commissioner tests 80 wild samples and 21 food samples, 14 adulterations found. Bacteriologist lists 4 post mortem exams. Primblix Wepester logs 40 plans filed and 181 inspections, 38 coal certificates. 15 sewer connections. Oat and Fink Inspectors cite 2,268 animals examined, 18 flukes, 6 tuberculosis exams, 203,825 specimens tested and 1,292 condemned. Weekly edition priced at $1 per year.
Fragmented account covers Leyte and Samar campaigns, detailing U.S. Army units in Mindanao and Leyte operations, including patrols against insurgents. It notes troop movements to Fort D. A. Russell and Washakie Wyoming, and lists passengers aboard the Thomas with many officers and families.
The Criterion Saloon will host a Merchants' Hot Lunch beginning Monday March 7 from noon to 2 pm. The event invites local businesspeople to attend, with meals served in the saloon setting.
A fragment lists prices for Reine Laundry Soap per case with quantities 42 48 and 62. It also mentions 18 barrels of soap for 1, likely currency omitted, and references a city or locality. The legible portion shows a catalog like price listing with unit pricing.
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