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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1904
Page
4
A 1904 Evening Bulletin piece details subscription prices and distribution terms, then drifts into commentary on immigration, Hawaii’s finances, and political tensions. It railes against Green and Hearst and defends territorial governance, urging growth, fruit planting, and independence from partisan meddling in judicial appointments.
Governor Carter faces pressure over school efficiency amid salary concerns and calls for reform. The Bulletin notes staff tensions and timid statements by teachers and department officials about appointments and possible transfers as criticism grows. The piece reflects optimism for progress despite resistance in districts and within the education department.
The piece argues against financial retrenchment in Hawaii's education system, warning that cutting salaries and hiring mainland teachers risks lowering educational quality. It urges consultation with teachers, stresses local pride in Honolulu Normal School, and calls for preserving experienced educators to protect pupil welfare and territory standards.
A Japanese cook named Kimura was robbed Saturday night in a cottage on King Street. His trunk was pried open with heavy shears and $70 in coins disappeared after a Portuguese man sought change for 10. A watch was kept on Kimura to learn his money location.
Odd animal tales from the sea port describe sparrows found aboard ships during docking. One incident notes a crew member discovering four young sparrows hidden inside a banana bunch on the Mauna Law while in port, with the nestlings cared for aboard the vessel.
J A Cunningham of Salt Lake City, a wealthy investor, is linked to a possible purchase of the 183000 acre Porghaser Fr Kaa Rag ranch, once owned by Col Norrin. The tracts’ condition and stock numbers remain largely unknown, but tax records show $1280 paid annually. A verbal option to Cunningham may lead to a large scale transfer before his return.
An evening entertainment for the ship’s hoys in port is being organized as a boxing and athletic carnival directed by Paddy Ryan at the request of former shipmates. A rough bout between Frat Niche Ole and Sin Robinson is highlighted while Robinson seeks shore leave for training. Three youths' remains were recovered after a drowning incident near the wharf.
The Sigma Festival in Honolulu attracts wide attention with 400 voices in the Congress of Bong at the Hawaiian Opera House on May 27 and 400 voices in a grand chorus at the children's contest on May 28. Rehearsals begin Monday at the Opera House with frequent practice sessions. A decorations committee with school representatives is formed and tickets are limited to ten per purchaser for reserved seats. The event promises quality and melody across performances.
A fragment reflects a mother's impression of softness and appeal, describing items as inexpensive and desirable based on her observations. The brief text centers on perception and value without broader context or specifics.
The Francis H. Leggett carried passengers from port for Midway when Captain Grant of New York guided the Lengett’s cargo to shore for the Commercial Pacific Cable Co. The Bement wreck story recalls December 19 when the Clarence S. Bement caught fire aboard near the Falklands, forcing abandonment. Grant and crew towed to Falkland coast then to Port Stanley before heading to Rio and New York. The Bement, built 1884, 1727 tons, 262 by 42 by 23.1, was well equipped and remained partly afloat after the blaze.
Henry Worth, once a frat mate of Chillingesse Othello, stands trial before Judge De Holt on charges arising from a shooting near Pearl Harbor. He contends self defense against a Japanese sailor who allegedly drew a sheath knife, claiming a blank cartridge discharged during a defensive exchange. The prior jury deadlocked, a new trial is under way with Deputy Attorney General Fleming presenting provocative testimony.
The Expansion Sale at N S Sachs Dry Goods Co begins Thursday morning with one of those rare events that occur only once in a long while. Massive discounts and special offers are promised, drawing shoppers from across the city to take advantage of the limited time pricing.
A wholesale sale plan at the Hine department store on Horehanta Street aims to clear stock with a full assortment from the finest brocades to inexpensive materials. The store will close tomorrow for setup as a grand sale begins Thursday morning.
The document details defendants Plea in abatement and requests quashing of an indictment for larceny and related charges. It alleges improper grand jury selection and seeks discharge from attendance, with legal arguments presented by Fr Testa and counsel. The text references prior guilty pleas in Honolulu Police Court and a December 190% commitment for battery with a weapon.
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