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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
3
Advertises satin and grosgrain ribbons in silk, available in all colors. Prices listed per yard include 5, 6 1/2, and 10 cents for different types. Liberty satin ribbons, double faced and silk, offered at 14 1/2 and 10 cents.
The Tennis Club reunion on Saturday featured a Hall filled with varied floral decor and lanterns, a polished floor, and a popular string band. About 130 attendees enjoyed dances, elegant costumes, and a refined banquet with favorable remarks toward the ladies who donated.
A Kauai campaign meeting in Lihue featured Home Rule Democrats led by speakers including Apolo, Nakapaaha, Puuki, and Notley, detailing Home Rule acts and criticizing Republicans. Attendees included several Republican figures who did not speak. The event urged voters to back Home Rule candidates and opposed the Carter-Away governance.
A Kauai meeting on Home Rule features a heated exchange and accusations of deception. Speakers clash over an act’s impact on Hawaiian enfranchisement while crowd behavior shifts from debate to partisan pacing as W. C. Crowell explains the act’s true meaning amid protests and counterclaims by Republicans.
A study in Pravo by M. Petrounikeviten argues Russia’s reverses stem from restrictions on liberty of thought and action. He claims constitutional victory remains possible regardless of Japan, criticizing bureaucratic power while praising critics who advocate reform. Russian press reactions and government stance are noted.
William H. Dotenhauer receiver of Puna Sugar Company Limited announces foreclosure under a 1904 court decree. The sale of the estate, including lands, machinery, and property of the Puna plantation, is set at the courthouse front door in Honolulu on October 25, 1904, with detailed terms, deposits, and conditions, subject to court confirmation. Also included is a probate notice for Kamakee will in the First Circuit Court Hawaii with hearing set for November 2 1904 and publication requirements.
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