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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from The Bulletin Publishing Co lists editors and subscription rates, with scattered lines about content, pricing, and international commentary. The text references editorial contacts, postal handling, and a dense journalistic mix of political commentary on Japan, Russia, and Britain, but is largely unreadable.
The article critiques political figures including Carter and Crabbe, notes socialist and republican shifts, and discusses Japanese influence and a Pacific Mall Steamship Company tourism push. It highlights upcoming elections, potential income tax debates, and a forecast of tourism redirected from Europe to the Far East, with Honolulu business prospects.
The Planters Association held an executive session to review labor questions after a brief study of torrentry by Thurston. A banquet at the Alexander Young followed and tomorrow a visit to the department station in the forenoon is planned. Exhibitions demonstrate cane pots and their antidotes. Luncheon will be served at the German Fair at the residence of Mr and Mrs Isenberg.
A summary of a meeting at the Experiment Station where sugar planters and entomologists discussed cane cultivation, pests, and biological controls. Notable figures include H. Rekart, Alexander Uiraw, G. Kirkaldy, VOW Terry, Otto Hawerey, and J. Male among others. Reports on borers, crickets, importations from Australia, and the need for more specimens and cooperation to improve cane varieties and pest management.
A fragmented report notes a forger and a consultation with Governor Carter about enforcing the Sabbath laws and continuing a Territorial Band public entertainment on Sunday. It mentions a large gold and monetary transfer to the Territory Treasurer earlier in the day and hints at upcoming performances in Makoo Telmud and Watkikt.
The Spy at the Hawaiian Opera House drew a large crowd despite rain and mud. Local talent presented a moving Civil War drama under W. J. Adams with strong acting by Frank Rutledge, Benny Cunha, and Lee Murphy players, plus musical numbers and ensemble scenes. The show was hailed as a robust success with high audience energy and a plan for tomorrow’s matinee.
The Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday day outing from Honolulu at 8 22 am arriving in two hours. Round trip costs 2 00. Travelers spend the day at the Hotel Haleiwa with bathing tennis golf drives and walks then return by 7 10 pm.
Night shift clerk describes November 17 1904 at a police station. A drunk man in cell 4 shows signs of distress with bleeding, wrestling to breathe, and is bathed with cold towels before sleeping. Dr. Emerson arrives and orders transfer to Queen's Hospital. The report notes similar incidents of intoxicated detainees needing careful care and monitoring.
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