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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1904
Page
2
Local notices reference road needs or requests on page six and mention a booking at the Pantheon Balloon venue. Details are fragmented but indicate planning or listings for an event or service with a venue name. Further text is unclear.
May 4 dispatches report the Empress Dowager portrait shipped for Honolulu and cover diverse items from naval movements to local notices. The Tacoma cruiser sails to Hawaii. Japanese victories and losses are noted along with political platforms and civic updates in Honolulu.
A fragmented ad style note promotes eye examinations as a remedy for headaches. It claims many headaches originate from eyes and promises thorough testing and proper eyewear to relieve distress. The text hints at a professional clinic fitting glasses after a scientific eye exam.
Private funeral services for the late Frederick Young will be held at St. Clement as friends and the YMCA members attend. a public memorial service is planned. The Hawaiian Forester and Agriculturist includes Hall's report on powdery mildew pests and home diseases of cane in its content list.
Regular meeting of the Moth ers and Teachers Club will be held Friday May 6 at 3 oclock in the YMCA gym. After the program officers for next year will be riveted. Mme Claire Vecke of Oahu College will present the paper. Also noted Senator Hemrich of Seattle and party departed Honolulu by Alameda after a pleasant month on Oahu.
A House bill introduced April 19 proposes bilingual official language use English and Hawaiian in territorial legislative proceedings for ten years. It aims to educate Hawaiians in both languages, with English to be sole official language after the period.
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