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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1904
Page
8
A fragmented maritime journal lists upcoming vessel movements and schedules for May. It records ports, passenger routes, and times with several names and destinations including Maul, Kauai, Hilo, and Ban Franciavo. Weather mentions clear skies and rain with temperatures around 61 degrees in the morning.
The Territory asks the Supreme Court to discharge writs of habeas corpus seeking release of witnesses Margamet Atomara and others in the Glenoan murder case. The respondents claim the witnesses are lawfully detained under earlier orders, and that their release could endanger the ongoing trial. A decision is expected Monday.
The May 3 Chronicle reports the barks Moblein and Andrew Welch racing through the Heads with Welch ahead at quarantine, Mohican gaining and finishing a half length behind. Moblein carried 3,050 bags of sugar from Honolulu after 28 days. Andrew Welch carried 37.70 wage of sugar from Honolulu after 22 days, watched by hundreds along the shore.
The Mohican, long stationed on this coast, will sail within a few days for Olongapo in the Philippines to remain on station. Like the Adams now assigned at Pago Pago, the Mohican has been a familiar figure on the coast for years and will be raised as a valuing ship for landmen and apprentices trained here. a vessel to carry the crew has not yet been named.
A long roster of arriving travelers from San Francisco is noted with numerous names including Maude Amber Vir Angell Violet Arthur B. Hiernard Mee Hornard Wineld Bake Bromley Brown Bruner Budle Calm Cain Clifton Clyne Cunningham Curtis Davis James Dame James Andchil Kelly Kerns Kolb LaVar Leonard Letts McAlepin Moyers Moya Olsen Roberts Rosenbaum Shoemmle Simmons Simmons Shook Suthers Weber Crowley Garrett Gleisberg Jay Moyer O Kelley O Kelley and son Hatenan Roach Taylor Taylor Taylor Jr Por 4.
Chess scene at Cambridge Springs features Lasker Pillsbury Schiech ter Janowski Maroczy Techigor In Showalter Hodges Barry Marshall Napier Mieses Marco Tiechman and Lawrence as top contenders England withdraws Has tings champion Pillsbury eyes strong return Roosevelt promises trophy and cash prizes totaling 1 000 600 and 1500 to top finishers
President Pinkham outlines that vital statistics and unattended deaths are government duties. He notes indige nt poor needs and lack of legislature medicine provisions. Urges district health boards to coordinate with state officials to address public health funding and policy gaps.
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