Vida For Economy Quits End Of May
Henry Vida Road Supervisor the Fifth District will leave the Department at the sixth of the month. The Republican Executive Committee discussed dropping Vida from the road department. Superintendent Holloway agrees with the committee that expense reduction is necessary, and Vida’s departure is one of the few affordable measures.
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Henry ©. Vida
Vida
Republican Executive Committee
Holloway
Vide
Filipino visitors welcomed at Honolulu harbor by Chamber group
The Milipinos arriving in the St orm were greeted at the Honolulu wharf by the general reception committee of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce and the US Merchants Association. The Ke Au How and Territorial band performed as Secretary AL. O. Atkinson and committee members gave an official welcome to Hawaii’s guests. Leaders present included James Gordon Spencer as chairman and M. Cooke, C. Medeman, Kennedy, J. G. Rothwell, J. H. (continued on Page 8).
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Honolulu
Siberia Reports Record Cargo Arrival at Honolulu Port
The Siberia, the Pacific Mail liner, arrives from the Orient with a record cargo and distinguished passengers. Hawaii’s Hawaiian band welcomes the ship as it docks near the Hackford wharf, with the Edward Sewall and other vessels in harbor. The procession includes bands on board and onshore, and the scene marks a notable harbor welcome.
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Pacific Mail
Orient
Bute
Hackford
Edward Sewall
Siberia
Chinese Mandarin Predicts China Japan Alliance Likely
Chun Chin Tung a Mandarin of Bish coinding the Celestial Empire says it is quite possible China may ally with Japan as Russia and Japan contend. Shen Sings Ho and officials escort a Chinese victory to the St House Exposition while Tung comments on foreign sympathy with Russia and potential joint power between China and Japan.
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Ching
Japan
Gunl
Milado
Ziberia
Shen Sings Ho
China
St House
Shen Man Ao
Chun Chin Tungeo
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Bulletin
Europe
Russia
Former Land Commissioner Boyd Alleged Embezzlement
Former Land Commissioner Edward Boyd and Chief Clerk Stephen Mahaula were arrested on $10,000 bonds amid accusations of embezzling between ten and twenty thousand dollars from the Public Land Bureau. The case centers on missing funds from land office accounts and a land price shortfall identified by Land Commissioner J. W. Pratt, with Attorney General Andrews pursuing charges as authorities released details.
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Mahaula
Edward
Stephen Mahaula
Ball
Burea
Mahauly
Tvmpocine
Jewel
Andrews
J. W. Pratt
Hoya
Huccomner
Pratt
Carter
Manila Rail Project Aims To Transform Philippines
Philippine Trade Save Swiftt reports Manila Electric Railroad plans a 4 mile track network with a $4 million investment ready by January 1. Backed by New York firms, the system could spark rail expansion and agri exports, boosting hemp tobacco and copra value while easing transportation for development across seven hundred miles of territory.
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Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Co
Siberia
Smith
Manila
Swift
JG. White & Co
New York
Hubl & Kimberly
Shannon, Pa
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Detroit
King
Philippines
Phewtana
Tar & Dill
Carter
Edward Cellent
S. Boyd
Fhurkihe
Land Office
Sheri Brown
Genweral Andrews
Boyd
Muhaulu
Memorial Day baseball plans spark trustee opposition
Reported discussions show Trustees opposing Memorial Day baseball in New York port plans. Shipboard baseball proposal would require the visiting team to supply ticket takers officials and pay ground costs, while Trustees consider alternatives. The plan faced refusal from organizer Stith and resistance from League officials who would not support the event.
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Aviade
Thoys
New York
Hull
Bujith
Bob White
Memorial Tay
Honolulu Golf Club to hold handicap stroke event at Moanala
The Honolulu Golf Club organizes a handicap stroke competition at Moanala on Sunday May 29 at 10 am. Members are urged to arrive promptly. Henry Cooper named chairman of the County Act Committee by Governor Carter, who expresses appreciation for the executive’s confidence.
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Honolulu
Moanala
Henry Cooper
Carter
Japanese retiring Aurelia to open all Siberian ports
May 20 1904 report from St Petersburg and other cities notes Russia will soon proclaim all Siberian ports free. Also reports on Sogatyr ashore foundation, Methodist Conference bishops elected, Illinois convention deadlocked and adjourned, and Togo fleet actions near Kinchow and Taku with losses and prisoner counts.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Siberian
Associated Press
Sogatyr
Vladivostok
Washington
Baito
Honolulu
Masamichi Togo
Port Arthur
Pechill Gulf
Kalchow
Kinchow Gulf
Takahira
Young brothers recover 500 pound anchor and chain
The Cleveland Leader reports the Young brothers located and recovered a 500 pound anchor and twenty fathoms of chain lost by the echoond Carrie and Annie while she lay off portal gale last March. A family pet whined at the door, then stood in the yard and barked at the moon afterward.
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Carrie
Annie
Cleveland Leader
Delegate Rublo to Visit Sonoma with Queen’s Party
A telegram received in the city states Delegate Rublo arrives with the Queen’s party in Sonoma. Governor Carter Low expects to meet the delegate and discuss with Washing ton. Por Roni cards are on sale at the Bulletin office.
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Rublo
Sonoma
Carter Low
Lo Washington
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