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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1904
Page
4
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A list of delegate and representative candidates across Hawaii’s fourth and fifth districts is presented along with a critique of Home Rule supporters and a note on the Wright case. The piece questions political motives and the handling of public funds linked to the Wright custody dispute.
A political analysis argues that Republicans seek to blur lines by pressuring Democrats to oppose the Carter Administration. It claims Democratic candidates must honor their platform and warns against vote splitting. The piece condemns cross endorsements and stresses straight party loyalty.
Helena Lowry daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowry died at their Lunalllo street home after weeks of illness. She aged sixteen, studied at Oulu College, contracted illness while in Belgium with her mother, funeral at the Lowry home at 4 pm and cremation to follow. Mr and Mrs James Gibb returned from Scotland after four months in their former home. TM Gibb manages the Paanhart plantation in Hawaii, sailing home by the first boat.
A mob of Korean laborers attacked their interpreter after the manager refused to fire the interpreter. Police fired over the crowd to disperse them. The injured interpreter was bruised but not severely hurt. The sheriff was notified and started an investigation. several workers were taken into custody.
The account describes a night stroll near Moanalin toward Honolua at about 6 20 with a lantern and a group of Chinese observers. An argument escalates as a white coated man threatens, Damon is challenged, and lanterns are tossed into the road amid tense exchanges and a retreat toward Honolulu.
The text presents a garbled pledge from Solomon Mahelona VII running as a Republican candidate for a district seat. He states opposition to any gambling change and commits to voting against such measures, aiming to reassure voters and strengthen the party. The fragmentary draft dates to 1904 with references to party officials and legal concerns.
The fragmentary text details a claimed "Peeuna" remedy with lack of reputation as a cure and appeals for readers to buy a bottle at one dollar or five dollars for bundles. It mentions Dr Hartman and various named figures while intercut with court-like dialogue. A final public notice urges territorial registration to vote.
A Honolulu article recounts Love’s doomed plan to obtain a revolver and shoot a rival after plotting with accomplices. He used a 22 caliber revolver and bought a box of cartridges, telling a store manager he intended the weapon for a friend. After various town movements and a failed attempt to draw companions to a saloon, the act culminated in a fatal incident. The funeral is at Mason Temple with pallbearers named.
The Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, departs Honolulu Sundays at 8 22 a m and returns two hours later. The round trip costs 2 00 dollars. Passengers spend two hours at the Hotel Haleiwa enjoying bathing tennis golf drives walks shooting or fishing.
New pattern hats direct from New York are on display in the Millinery Department and show window. Some hats replicate Parisian designs with exquisite wood tones, the dull green, white veils with dots, black veils with dots, and a color changing automobile veil offered alongside matching veils.
Fragmentary OCR item from a Genoa trial docket mentions murder, counsel, and urgent preparatory motions. Vague dates and names render specifics uncertain but the piece signals a month long rain or delay affecting case readiness and legal filings.
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