Hearst Gets Iowa Delegates
Hearst secures Iowa delegates as political coverage notes the Associated Press dispatches reporting results and party alignment in the state caucus.
04 May 1904
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1904
Page
1
Hearst secures Iowa delegates as political coverage notes the Associated Press dispatches reporting results and party alignment in the state caucus.
Des Moines Iowa May 4 The Democratic State Convention met today and is expected to endorse William Randolph Hester for the presidential nomination Hearst delegates have beenGiatrida leaving four districts against the Congressman A sharp fight to defeat Hearst has been waged but indications point to his securing the state endorsement.
The Democrats in Manoa formed a club adjunct to the Democratic precinct club of the Fourth District to avoid long travel to Warhild for meetings. Leaders listed include Chairman R. Molpono, Secretary John Kaumapebu, Treasurer John Nar Jet, with 19 voters on the roll. Speeches by Frank Harvey and others. A similar adjunct was formed for the Seventh Precinct of the Fifth District with Chairman Kamaboalu and Secretary Solomon Kealoba. at least 63 members signed the roll.
A. K. Osawa and TL. Ichikawa of the Central Japanese League returned from Waipahu and went back to the labor scene. The general impression is that difficulties will be settled very soon once the laborers return to work.
High Sheriff Sherri Brown reports that mounted police and gunmen remain at Walpaby as the Onby plantation strike continues. Laborers refuse work until Imax and Japanene plantation policemen resign. A wagon to the railroad station was halted by strikers. Lieutenant Leslie led police escort to the train with no further violence reported.
The Alameda steamed for San Francisco at 10 this morning carrying numerous passengers. Six Hawaiian singers boarded under Tom Price to tour the mainland up to New York. Friends on the wharf serenaded the travelers with Hawaiian songs as the ship sailed.
There were eighty eight calendar entries this morning on the Police Court. Seventy one cases involved Chinese gamblers arrested on Kekaulike street last night and continued to tomorrow. Others include assaults among Hawaiians on Cheong Ping over a debt, with Beatings and evictions cited. Defendants faced fines and discharge as cases proceeded through the court.
Merchants' Association plans to press for lower steamer passenger rates between San Francisco and Manila. J Oswald and others urge action this afternoon, arguing merchants can drive concessions or charter a vessel to haul freight if lines refuse reasonable terms. Officials note potential for a strong committee to negotiate with steamship companies. F L Hoogs travelled to the Alameda to attend the World Exposition.
The FifT Times notes the Union Steamship Company will deploy the new Manuka on the Vancouver run for one trip replacing the Moana. The vessel sails Sydney May 16 heading to Brisbane Fiji Honolulu and Vancouver, presenting a chance for visitors to the exhibition. The Manuka has drawn praise for its luxury furnishings and large decks and holds speed records on voyages from Capetown to Australia and on the New Zealand Australia leg averaging 17 knots on the latest voyage.
Judge De Bolt adjourns Edward Mitchell Jones trial after arguments by Attorneys General. Trial postponed due to inability to secure jurors from the 1904 panel and open venire. Jones remains jailed as the case heads to the January term of 1905.
Final arrangements transfer management of the Honolulu Investment Company properties, now owned by Fidelity Insurance, to Henry Werbone Trust Company for three years. The properties valued at $75,000 will be handled by Waterhouse Trust Company officers. old Fort Street offices to be relinquished.
The U. S. collier Nero arrived from San Francisco this afternoon and anchored off the harbor at about 2 20 PM. She carries about 4000 tons of coal aboard the ship will remain at the harbor for refueling and resupply.
Executor Henry B Cooper asks probate for Leonidas Billman who died recently at Queen's Hospital Honolulu on April 18 1904 The instrument proclaims sound mind revokes prior dispositions and names Henry B Cooper as executor Stock holdings include Walalua Agricultural Co Mauna Loa Sugar Co and Olaa Plantation Co valued with cash at 3000 The deceased aged 25 is survived by father mother brothers and sisters in Shelbyville Indian Dem rally to organize at Queen's Place Patama tomorrow at 7:30 involving Eighth Precinct Club of the Fifth District Music burdy gurdy noted elsewhere
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