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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1904
Page
3
A lively display at the Sachs' showcases new panels and an influx of spring goods. The center of attraction, the scene highlights delicate beauty and charm as shoppers flock to replenish after a busy selling week.
The final game of the season on Makiki grounds saw Punahou defeat Iolani 3 to 1. Punahou's defense limited threats by Iolani while Waterhouse and Catton scored for Punahou, with injuries reducing Iolani’s lineup. Final standings show Punahou top with 6 points and Iolani trailing alongside Pacifi and others.
W. G. Hall arrives with pug taro gipty cocoanute and supplies. sugar shipments listed with values to Volta Mak 18 250 G. & Ry 1850 Melt 5 pounds. Steamer Mikebala and Claudine bring cargoes of sugar sacks hides corn nitrate and other goods amid rough seas and rain at Kaual and Walnie ports.
A 33 year old man identified as Shinojo, of Japanese descent, died by suicide in a lodging house near Vineyard Street Camp yesterday. Neighbors found him with a neck wound, bloodied but alive, and he died en route to medical help. An inquest was opened as officers investigate the circumstances.
Shipping notices list two vessels clearing for San Francisco and Dolan ware Breakwater with cargo totals in bags and barrels. An advertisement touts Pain Killer as a universal cure for humans and horses, claiming proven efficacy for sprains and other ailments with directions and available at local druggists.
Over two hundred attend the formal opening of the Honolulu Aquarium at Kapolani park. The project, funded by Leonidas M. Cooke, James Castle, and Maple Transit, features glass tanks, a fountain, and 60 varieties with 265 individual fish. LT. Peck presided over arrangements, with Judge Dole and Gov. Carter in attendance as plans for public education and entertainment were outlined. The lease spans seventeen years with land reverting to government.
Carter cabled Secretary of War Taft and Delegate Kuhio on Saturday afternoon about amendments to the Army appropriation bill. One amendment proposes double time for actual service to China Cuba the Philippines Guam Alaska and Panama in computing length of service for retirement but not for service in Porto Rico and Hawaii. The governor's cables seek to change such discrimination if possible.
A Saturday arraignment session saw defendants including Chinnki wae, Solomon Keaupunl, Lam Tok Kee, and others enter pleas or have cases set for Monday. Related incidents involve accusations of rape, carrying a loaded pistol, and theft by deception. Court details note W. F. Cathcart and local officials, with mentions of travel and future positions. The article also covers a merchants lunch and Volcano House business amid clear weather and a dry spell.
A brief notice describes the Weekly Edition of the Bulletin marking a one year period. The item notes publication cadence and ongoing availability. No additional details are provided.
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