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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
4
An OCR fragment from an 1904 issue shows pricing lines for a Weekly Bulletin and various postpaid foreign rates. It mentions March 10 1904 and references journalism, training, and comments on military topics with scattered, unclear passages.
In Hawaii and Alaska like discussions arise over municipal and county governance. The console of reform emphasizes elder principles and streamlined forms while island politics test renewal votes and governance structures. A maritime freight update notes movements of ships and cargo around Makawao and Matawili. Southeast winds prevail, steering ships toward Fleeie for loading.
The Lurlin e yacht Lartine is slated to sail Wednesday towards Raman with a probable pause at Hanamayte in the Binetnire area. The voyage will proceed near Hatialel and ports along the Beais region as officials monitor preparations and crew readiness amid uncertain dep arture details.
Archdeacon Webber will preach at St Clement's Church tomorrow at 8 and 7 30 pm with Holy Communion and mission services daily. A steamer named Kinan brought the prisoners, including a Chinese man Ab Bite and a Japanese woman, to the port. Kalil Gaenburg faces charges of infamy in the first degree. another prisoner, unnamed, is in second degree labor for some offense. One inmate is insane and committed by the Snaane Asylum.
The text argues the Territorial stand in Hawaii should be improved, with the public urged to support a final decision on territorial administration. It cites Dole era debates, critiques by the Supreme Court majority, and calls for political alignment to implement policy, while stressing public guidance and eventual decisive action.
The piece argues that Alaska and Hawaii suffer from absentee or minimal local government, relying on private contractors and miners meetings for services. It laments county absence, water supplied by profit-driven firms, and officials paid privately, suggesting a Hawaiian shift to such a system would worsen conditions.
Horsemen in the city express anxiety about the Jockey Club delaying the June meeting. A prominent rider told a Bulletin reporter the club should announce intentions soon. He warned no race arrangements should be made until the club clarifies whether the circuit will race. Eight to ten horses are already ready, with more on the way, awaiting the club’s decision.
The steamer Nithaw arrived from Hamakua ports at 6 50 this morning carrying 384 bags P.8.M. freight and 3 156 bags H.8. Co. sugar, 2 empty turboya, 5 kegs California sake and 3 sundriet packages. Captain Kamaka reports fine weather throughout the voyage and a calm night as they proceed toward Mauna Low Inet.
Archdeacon Webber opened his mission in Honolulu at St Clement’s Church describing the central thought to be “The Master is come and will to thee.” He urged a fresher view of Jesus to revitalize the parish without replacing regular services, stressing rebirth and spiritual renewal amid indifference to Christ. The speaker warned against overemphasis on money and power, urging service through Christian teaching and voluntary spiritual instruction.
A forwarded letter to the Japanese Consulate discusses harbor moorings and payment disputes involving Inter Island Refrigerated Fish Co and others. The writer seeks written proposals to promote friendly, workable relations while maintaining original contracts and mooring rights at Kakuake and Kwa. The note emphasizes fairness and avoidance of arbitrary actions.
Creditors met yesterday with no definite decision but expect Hart & Co confectionery store to continue. A Monday meeting may authorize trustees to run the business under a trust with creditor agreement, especially from New York and San Francisco firms. Workers and stockholders must consent to the continuance.
The county clerk promotes Dr Hartman’s Life book and Peruna as a general health product. Advertises availability through A and Benson and Smith and Co for druggists, with shipping to Honolulu and a contact in Columbus Ohio.
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