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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
4
Newspaper item from the Evening Bulletin dated May 26 1904 outlines subscription rates for different regions and frequencies. The page also surveys political topics including General Kurypathin rumors, Hearst connections, Democratic forecasts, trust issues, and Pacific naval matters relevant to Hawaii with mentions of Delegate Kuhio and the need for continued representation in Congress.
The fragment mentions the Panama situation and the effort to keep peace, noting that many involved would prevent war if able, and refers to various groups in mistaken or secret discussions. The text hints at leadership and responsibility but remains unclear and incomplete.
The Garden Island reports a corrosive, costly saga over the Wailua Bridge starting with an 1870s approval, later funded belatedly by emergency measures. The delay involved ill fated appropriations, ministerial hesitations, and a long correspondence before the bridge was finally erected and opened in 1894.
Letter from Land Commissioner Pratt to the Board of Agriculture hints at improved coordination. Officials may soon direct buyers of small agricultural tracts after clarifying the request. Previously departments failed to locate land deeds or to assist the Dyer case, facing ongoing difficulties.
Citizens respond nobly to fundraising for territorial work as funds run short. Wealthy donors contribute voluntarily while some resist if tax payments increase. Authorities seek to secure money from those who can afford it to prevent enforcement.
Officers aboard visiting warships in port described a period of quiet inactivity. Admiral Bob Evans, while in Panamanian waters, impressed as the most capable naval figure to handle the Pan American situation due to his expertise in international law. Naval officers noted his deftness in diplomatic tasks.
A fragmented account critiques the Hawaii canal bridge project and central government costs. It cites Governor Carter on accountability and argues for local self government, noting Wallan bridge incidents and the need for a county commission to frame laws. The piece ends with a jab at “For Sale” cards and political skepticism.
The thin nest fabric in most open weave is the coolest wear for warm weather. Attractive features highlight Lisle stockings as a practical choice for women seeking comfort and style in hot seasons.
W Stewan reviews sugar markets with rising prices and persistent demand. May 12 circulars note supply constraints and advancing European prices, with Cuba and Java shipments, large weekly receipts, and rising stockpiles.
The Wells Grand Jury, facing a tight panel, contemplates indictments as officials and reporters face procedural hurdles. Indictments include editor P. J. Testa and Emmet May, with Testa reindicted for criminal libel and Slay Wilk for embezzlement. Judge De Bolt will hear pleas tomorrow as prosecutors prepare for trial in the territorial Supreme Court setting.
From Hawaii the steamer Nibay arrived this morning with 3 600 bags H A Co and 3 450 bags Hyuur plus 30 bead cat and 1 package. Reports list sugar ready for shipment at Hawaii ports including P L M 800 bags H A Co 4 500 and HL 500. Mauna Low loading at Punaluu with 4 000 bags HA Co sugar expected. mentions fresh trades with CAM LL cashier Fetoh Kan 4 ENCOCK General Agent.
The article notes beet prices rising beyond expectations while centrifugals lag, with beet parity at 5.06 per ton. London opened with beet at 99.3d and 34d weekly gain, and futures show 4 for September and 6d for February delivery. It discusses available supplies to October and potential Cuban sugar stocks and expected U.S. imports from Four Ports, May to October.
Report notes Cuba production deficiency to reach 1,120,000 tons this year. Officials state the deficiency will be correspondingly increased, signalingAdjustment of projections and potential impact on exports and domestic supply.
Boxing carnival buzz builds after a postponement at the old Clinese theater. New matchups include Nicholy and W. Desthiers for bantamweights and Richling of New York to face Nero way, with Richling boasting a prior quick finish. Public expects a full evening of bouts at Hollister Drug Co Fort Street venue.
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