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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented telegraphed piece recounts a party intra clash over bolting Republicans, defining Democratic stance around Carter administration while accusing opponents of disloyalty and seeking a unified nomination. It hints at electoral strategies and party loyalty debates amid a partisan rally setting.
A fragmented editorial on jury duty and voter participation. It rails against evading juror service, condemns political manipulation and excuses for exemption, and lauds juries as bulwarks of justice. It weaves in quotes and examples from newspapers to urge civic responsibility and integrity.
A discussion reflects on jury duty in Honolulu and Hawaii, noting bias in selection and evasion by busy citizens. It cites Century Magazine ideas on compulsory service, arguing jury duty is a civic obligation and a school of citizenship, with calls for uniform enforcement of juror laws.
A Maui political tour sees Republican senatorial and representative candidates rally at venues from Makawao to Hana. Native and white audiences heard Kalama and Hayetson push Republican principles as Home Rule Democrats dispute the slate. Registration board members, all Republicans since 1900, are praised for fair work while Democrat Home Rule tours skirt transportation limits and probe turnout.
Bert Bowers, a night watchman, observed a drunken man plunge from the wharf on a Saturday night. A Japanese rescuer and an inspector pulled the man aboard, revealing heavy intoxication. The savior was rewarded but the man declined to provide his identity, saying his life was worth more than money.
Witnesses describe a Chinese man connected to a blaze on Ania Street as detectives test a larger plot. A Japanese woman and a local boy testified about boxes piled at the scene and a potential motive tied to a Chinaman suspected of planning the act. Police will Retest the man as the investigation continues amid tense testimony and neighbor questions.
The Arnold company asserts their knit underwear ranks as the finest in the country for babes, children, and women. Their garments are cut to liberal proportions to avoid binding or losing shape, with fabric that does not strain and supposedly outwears rivals. The summer weight Arnold knit night drawer is highlighted as a key item winning mothers’ praise for safe, comfortable sleep wear that reduces the risk of uncovered limbs and cold for infants.
Jurors discussed prior impressions from newspaper reports as attorneys questioned potential bias in the Damon murder trial. Witnesses and lawyers scrutinized readiness to impose the death penalty, with jurors admitting partial opinions yet stressing the need for evidence to remove preconceptions. The proceedings touched on Friday night events, potential influence on verdicts, and the court’s handling of voir dire to ensure an impartial jury.
Judge Announced manslaughter verdict in a case from Mayaebida town. Hayowbiila received a twenty year sentence at hard labor, after the jury rejected murder and found the accused guilty of manslaughter for beating a fellow counterman with a stick and killing him. Conflicted by the brutal act, the court noted mitigating factors but imposed the maximum penalty allowed.
Jane Rodrigo, a prisoner at the Oalu jail, died yesterday morning shortly after going missing from the shop last Saturday at 7 o'clock. Rodrigo, serving an eighteen month sentence for burglary in Maul, had about a year left at the time of death.
The Republican ticket for Kaual nominated at Kaan! com Venton last Saturday night includes Jobs Ganiall for Senate and M. Rego Meg Koudeen and Mahikoa for Representatives.
An experimental report by U professor Frederick Starr from Pekin to the press claims a white race in the Chinese interior, detailing exploration beyond known frontier zones and suggesting a theory that could alter world population views. Starr seeks further expeditions into Tibet and eastern Chinese territories, while noting potential perils and diplomacy as tools for survival.
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