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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
4
The Hawaii political scene centers on delegate candidates and party divisions. References to La Follette Republicans, primary law aims, and contentious conventions outline tensions between Stalwarts and reformers. Local editorials urge party regularity and discuss inheritance questions amid fiscal strains and royal legacy debates.
The piece reviews La Follette's faction within Wisconsin Republicans as a battle between railroad interests and reformers. It notes state convention details, coverage in Collier's and McClure's, and mentions Hawaii and the broader party control during his two terms. It highlights opposition from Payne and clashes among senators and congressmen.
A fragmented report discusses disputed rights in Hawaii’s fishery sector, noting potential claims by named parties and a court review underway. The piece references a famous local figure and a key maritime group seeking rulings on access and quotas.
Editor Hoening reproduces Daniel Webster’s May speech opposing Andrew Jackson. Webster argues liberty fights for limits on executive power, tracing champions who limited prerogative through history, from feudal eras to the present, noting conquest of executive power in western states and the need for lawful restraints.
Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday outing from Honolulu at 8:22 am, reaching Haleiwa in two hours. The round trip costs $2.00 with a day at the Hotel Haleiwa for swimming, tennis, golf, drives, and fishing, returning to town about 10:10 pm.
A letter to the editor argues about the dangers of concentrated executive power and the need for a strong but checked government. It laments overreach by the governor and contemplates independence candidates versus Governor plans, urging citizen vigilance amid political maneuvering. The piece questions who controls the legislature and the path to true popular sovereignty.
New pattern hats direct from New York are on display in the Millinery Department with many surprises. Some hats are exact copies of Parisian designs and a matching line of veils is offered in exquisite wood browns and dull dark greens. White veils with black dots and black veils with black or white dots accompany the changeable color automobile veil.
A Hawaii courtroom hears testimonies from Jose Miranda and others about a fatal stabbing. Witnesses describe the attack by an American and a kahua boy, the wounded and dead, and Miranda’s background. Defense argues not first degree murder, citing environment, drunkenness, and lack of intent.
A rough, disputed transcript describes a trial with a witness recounting a knife, lantern, and thorn in a woman's foot incident near Moanalua and Honolulu. The testimony involves a fight, a white man, a buggy, and questions about stabbing a woman in Porto Rico.
Letters from promoters in the United States praise Hawaii and pledge cooperation with the New York Central. George H. Daniels of the NY Central endorses a broad campaign to attract travel this winter. A Hawaiian woman and a Chinese man appeared in court for profanity and headlight violations, with fines imposed. Voters urged to register early. rental and notice cards on sale.
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