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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1904
Page
4
The article lists subscription prices for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin across regions. It also touches on General Kuropatkin delaying his march on Yokio and discusses international affairs, naval reports from Admiral Togo, and debates on tariffs, trade, and Alaska’s tax issues, with scattered remarks on Hawaii and American commerce.
The article notes Speaker Cannon is alarmed by efforts to elevate him to the Vice Presidency. It argues the path to the role is through the President's death and questions the moral implications of pursuing national advancement amid sorrow. It critiques the shift from Speakership to a higher office as problematic.
It is argued that strikes can win without force, and John Mitchell, a leading strike organizer, asserts that if violence must occur it should be for a just cause and not for outrageous acts. He emphasizes public sympathy favors labor, while peaceful, lawful conduct preserves prestige and order among workers.
Amelia K. Green files for divorce from Frederick M. Green. She claims marriage in San Francisco in 1882, residence in Honolulu since 1890s, and desertion with husband now in San Francisco. The piece references Red Cross work and wartime relief across national lines.
D A Mackintosh was sentenced to three months hard labor by Judge Plindaay after a prior arrest warrant for embezzlement and bigamy. Prosecutor Dope nly Sheri Chillingworth presented the case based on receipts and witness testimony from Oscar White of Hall Bon. Police believe further evidence, including marriage certificates, will bolster polygamy charges as Mackintosh remains in custody awaiting trial.
The divorce proceedings of Frederick W. Masgo against Mary Mange involve Masgo's filing, while Mange answers alleging desertion in California, current adultery with a Kahuku plantation resident, and that Mange tried to tempt men to commit adultery to obtain grounds for divorce.
Two ribbon lots arrived together creating excess stock. New weaves and colors include Liberty Satin and Taffeta in multiple widths and prices. Deep discounts apply on No 12, 18, 22, 40 and Black double faced ribbons, with numerous items reduced to pennies.
The Improvement Association of Wailuku held a meeting to review a report on placing a cornerstone in the new school building. May 21 was chosen for the event with Rev Heckwith as chaplain and Hon H P Baldwin to lay the stone. A large program of committees and dignitaries was announced.
Fragmentary OCR describes struggles at Lahainaluna with education and local reforms. It notes Principal McDonald introducing new life, and hopes for self sufficient taro cultivation amid privations. Historic island learning site referenced with measurements of improvement and ongoing controversy.
The article praises Principal McDonald for restoring the school’s prestige while promising continued support for poor students. It notes a past controversy between Lahaina and Waihiku and mentions Lahaina merchants and hotels selling beer to tourists at rates lower than Waluku saloons, with Wailuku establishments selling beer.
Adolph Martin and Stars challenge the Bulletin Baseball Team to a game at Rapidolant Park Honolulu on Saturday June 1 at 4 PM. Signed by Ernest Muniz captain C Louis manager and a list of players including Vincant pitcher Richard base Ernest Muniz second base and others with substitutes Joe Martin and Johnny Martin.
A pending replacement of the outside entrance buoy at Honolua Harbor is announced by the Light-House Board. A. P. Miblack, Lieutenant-Commander, U. S. N., directs preparing inspection by the Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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