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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1904
Page
4
The piece mixes notes on football and league concerns with a sharp political critique. It cites tensions over team management and attendance, references Marine Corps players, and notes deteriorating crowd interest. It also discusses Judge Luce’s strong Hilo bench record, endorsement for reappointment, and broad support across civic sectors.
A drifted report notes the town’s strong interest in baseball amid disputes and crowding, with past seasons marked by heated debates and efforts to revive leagues. It mentions plans for balanced teams and a season that could see a championship outcome in doubt, stressing focus on conduct and fair play over uniforms.
The Doric returns to San Francisco after a long voyage from Yokohama Bringing 358 tons in 6 199 packages of general Oriental merchandise The ship carries 70 dye boxes of Japanese gold valued at $2 26 million The vessel set to sail for San Francisco at 8 o clock this morning after unloading federal tritd jury for the term and relief for workers.
Overstocked ribbon lot offers latest weaves and colors at substantial cuts. Multiple No. items including No 60 Liberty Baun, No 2 Liberty Latin, No 80 Taffeta, and various regulars reduced from fractions of a dollar to around a dime or two. Shop for white, striped, dotted, and brocaded ribbons while supplies last.
The Supreme Court renders a unanimous opinion in the case Cornwell vs Colburn involving statutory woman for mumatary possession of breach of conditions. The judgment affirms summery possession for breach of covenants, holding the landlord need not pay taxes or demand payment before forfeiture.
A Kaoa Hawaiian ad claims Laxative Bromo Quinine cures colds, with money-back guarantee and G W Grove signature on each box. A man was sentenced to 19 imprisonment months by Judge Lindsay for second degree larceny. Private Patrol report cites a theft from Hind Roigh & Co on the waterfront. Percy Mores of American Hawaii Steamship reports a cable about the Alumkan sailing to port today.
George Markham James H Boyd and Joseph Clark resign as officers and members of the Independent Home Rule Party. They cite lack of executive ability experience and educational background and say they will likely align with the Republican party. A special committee will review their resignations and report back.
Captain Simerson of the steamer Mauna Lua described a strange event at Kealake Bay about 11:30 PM when the vessel trembled from stem to stern and then veered slightly as a whale scraped its back on the hull. Passengers woke, thinking an earthquake, while crew confirmed the odd sight and the ship righted itself without damage. Also noted is Judge A N Kepotkel’s oath taken under Warbington, reported to Governor Carter by wireless.
Fragmentary report notes interference with free discussion on vital online questions. Mentions financial aid lack and regional issues. Names appear as fragments including Markham and Tempect ORG.
Juror Kidwell sparked remarks as Judge Bolt warned Hogan to proceed properly or be barred. Key testimony described George Harrison firing on his wife Mary Harrison on March 27 near Lilith and School streets, with bystanders and police called to witness the incident.
Haleiwa Hotel plans a Saturday evening event with a dance to Innaix by the Haleiwa quintet. Chef Weyman offers a Sunday special at the Haleiwa, and a new 62 by 12 feet pool is now in use with clear spring water and a billiard table upgrade. The ocean beach remains notable for its white sand and diving. New horse and vehicle services, first class Waialua roads, and a Maluhia tennis court expected by the 15th. Spartan women of Japan feature in the Home Supplement, with children and ladies’ ideas advertised by P Logan, E R Duvauchelle, and A Joy.
In a Woods and Shelton window at 1 King Street a 1904 light bike is showcased with a revolving wheel and cyclometer counting miles. Patrons receive a prize guess with every dollar spent and the closest guess wins the handsome bicycle. The display highlights new wheel improvements and the firm touts the model as exceedingly advanced.
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