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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
4
A miscellaneous column lists Fourth District representatives W W Harris and others, praises Republican governance, critiques public salaries and teacher qualifications, and notes European aristocracy marrying American heiresses. It discusses Port Arthur, Mikados anniversaries, and Russia's military posture, ending with praise for Russian defenders at Port Arthur.
The piece argues that though the Hawaii Territory Delegate has no vote in Congress, Kuhio has accomplished more for his constituents than many newly elected mainland congressmen, urging careful reading of the statement of facts in the arena.
The piece argues mainland Congressmen have not matched Kubio’s achievements for the Territory. It asserts his term proves steady advocacy for federal development and warns that opponents offer only promises. Voters are urged to reelect Kubio over home rule or Democratic challengers.
The article surveys Japan's ascent, noting the emperor as focal to a century of development that transformed a once isolated nation into a leading regional power. It praises the precision, loyalty, and perseverance of the Japanese people and hints at their potential to shape the Orient and world.
The text extols an emperor wielding strong personal power while pursuing reforms and liberal ideas. It frames him as a model of kingly authority guiding expansion of worthy institutions and setting an example for the world.
The article describes a formal farewell at a Japanese consulate with dignitaries in ceremonial dress, a grand reception, and a portrait of state occasion. Attendees include Japanese and American officials, military officers, and prominent business figures amid ceremonial decor. A grand ball at the Moana hotel honors the Emperor’s birthday with invitations issued to hundreds.
Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday outing from Honolulu at 8:22 a.m. reaching Haleiwa in two hours for a round trip rate of $2.00. Passengers spend the day at Hotel Haleiwa with bathing tennis golf and fishing before returning to town at 10:10 p.m.
Sherwood died at his home on King Street at 4 o clock in the morning after a brief illness. He was active in the National Guard and Republican politics, leaves a widow and son, and the funeral is set for 3 o'clock the next day.
A report outlines efforts to acquaint Congress with Honolulu harbor needs and proposed improvements. Details include estimated costs, equipment, and plans prepared for Washington, with Garvin presenting to Congress and public exhibits scheduled for Saturday and Sunday events.
The partnership of Dre, Herbert, Humphris and Walters is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts are assumed by Dr Herbert. Herbert & Walters will continue medicine at the offices of Herbert, Humphris & Walters on Alakea Street and Humphris on Hotel Street opposite the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu. November 3, 1904. Herbert, Humphris & Walters. 212dw
P. R. Ryan, president of the Good Government Club, condemns three men endorsed by the club after they refused support. He vows another meeting to consider other candidates and warns the club will address the issue publicly if missteps persist. Posters and cards had been distributed, and Ryan questions the late rejection.
Likelike left on November 2 bound for atmr Var Matl and Motokal with passengers J. W. Harvey and wife D. L. Austin H. Brow Mr. Battelle Geo Tremble Sara Kekipl and others listed among travelers in the harbor notice.
The Grand Jury heard details of Hand Akiona’s alleged lottery links and the curtain die jackets scheme. Judge Gear overruled the demurrer to the second presentment, set bail at 1000, and multiple demurrers were denied. Arraignment for Eugenio Arroyo delayed due to lack of a Spanish interpreter.
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