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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1904
Page
3
F A Schaefer, recently back from Philadelphia and other Eastern cities, believes sugar prices will remain firm and rise through the coming season. He notes that the supply does not meet demand and experts expect the shortage to continue, keeping prices high.
A large crowd attended the Republican meeting at Emma Square, lingering late as speakers addressed the campaign. Committeeman A. G. M. Robertson urged voters to back the straight ticket to prevent a Home Rule victory, praising recent speeches and urging action.
The Democratic mass meeting at the Orpheum will start at two oclock. It is billed as the Appeal to Reason with the theme Economical Government Honestly Administered. Speakers include Meonie, J. O. Carter, W. A. Kinney, G. W. Ashford, J. M. Watson, J. R. Harvey, and G. J. Waller.
A cricket match is set for this afternoon at Makiki grounds. Feama will be selected from a long list of players including BR Anerson Heardmore J. H. Catton Itit Catton De Le Cookbuen A. R. Harold I. Le Herbert RA. Jordan 8. Jortas A Jordan C. P. Morse W. L. Stanley T GH A Pallet J. TM. Maclean Ide B. Layard P. Harrison D. C. Head Mr. Mytton J. M. Tucker D. Center Se Martin Ty Martin I. O Learimore Mr. Schulte Mr. McAuilmte str. Crowit
Mr Dooley dismisses war as patriotic theater while lampooning bankers and politicians. He contrasts a real war with a glorious illusion, mocks public sentiment, and imagines a mock peace by arranging a staged duel between monarchs. The piece blends satire of media and public figures with global conflict references.
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