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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
4
A list of delegates and candidates for the Fourth and Fifth Districts appears with names such as JOHN C. LANE E. FAXON BISHOP and OSCAH PIHANUI COX. The text references campaign activity and upcoming reports, noting visits and expected duties. The fragmentary account mentions negotiations, attendance of officials, and public interest in the political process amid unclear details.
A battered discourse urges Territory voters to unite for a Republican victory to elect a Republican Delegate and strong legislators. It cautions against Home Rule splits, stresses the need to uphold progressive policies, and warns of Democratic gains undermining national leadership and territory representation.
The scene captures Prince Fushimi's grand entrance escorted by Secretary Alkinron and Governor Carter's carriage amid a ceremonial Guard of honor. The procession included a full uniformed prince, banners, and a crowd of thousands in a cosmopolitan setting, with dignitaries accompanying him to the Young Hotel for luncheon.
Clipped report describes a ceremonial arrival and procession in Honolulu with Governor Carter, Major Malina, and Prince Puxbing attending luncheon then touring the city. The prince is scheduled to appear at the Japanese Consulate and a formal reception at the hotel, followed by a drive through notable districts.
Major Mihara, famed Japanese officer, earned gold and bronze decorations for bravery at Nanshan Hill. He is trusted by Prince Puablil and valued by the Mikato suite, known for his stocky build and calm phrases in English, embodying the bold, loyal Japanese soldier praised for relentless effort.
The Haleiwa Limited, a fireplane train, departs Honolulu every Sunday at 0:22 returning two hours later. The round trip costs 200 dollars. From 10:22 a m to 8:10 p m guests enjoy the Hotel Haleiwa with baths, tennis, golf, and outdoor activities, returning to town by 10:10 p m.
An unsigned 19th century testimonial promotes Perana from Hartman and Co Columbus Ohio claiming relief from female troubles after three months and ten bottles. The note cites a Columbus address, a Honolulu drug trade, and plans for a voyage of the Manchuria with oriental freight and 10,000 fans.
A translated wartime account recounts a Japanese officer speaking of loyalty to the Emperor, respect for teachers, and the resolve to fight until all battles end. He notes Japan’s victories, the pride in decorations, and a calm acceptance of orders over personal desire during wartime duty.
Conger at Pekin is returning to Chicago with family and a delegation of prominent figures including R A Gubbay Ja a Mongkong broker. Captain A Scandelia an army officer connected to Spain and Japan heads back to Madrid. Allen P Nichole a Pasadena attorney returns from Mantle. F A McKenzie, formerly London Mail war correspondent, sails for London. F P Stone meets with the president.
Sale begins Monday with woolen goods on display in the makai aisle and window. Heavy woolen black canvas 50 inches wide reduced from 1.75 to 1.25. Black woolen crepons 60 inches wide reduced from 1.50 to 0.78. All woolen checks 64 inches wide reduced from 1.50 to 0.08 per yard. Ladies shirtings 84 inches wide reduced from 2.50 to 1.25. Tidelines 48 inches wide reduced from 2.00 to 0.66. One lot of French flannels reduced from 0.78 to 0.80.
An insecure note promises affordable palate items for a specific purpose. It asserts reliability and very low prices, with unnamed individuals stating the offers. The message resembles a convinced sales pitch targeting immediate action.
Fragmented notice notes land sale in town with a price cited as 75 cents per year. Mentions a named party and local interest but lacks full details due to garbled text.
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