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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1904
Page
4
A period-style summary mixes political figures like Kalanianaole Lane Dowsett and Waterhouse with commentary on William Waldorf Astor leaving New York. It discusses party lines, independence of Home Rule Wilters, and the impact of auto travel on society. The piece also touches English language proficiency in Territory schools, Russo-Japanese relations, and legal threats against lynching.
A distorted paragraph contemplates crime as a public demoralizing force. It questions whether society can halt crime through law enforcement and public attitude, noting uncertainty about the influence of suggestion on morbid minds and the limits of human control.
The document outlines grand jury duties in the Territory, detailing a mandate to investigate all felonies within territorial bounds and to indict on behalf of the United States. J. C. Carter Jr. is appointed foreman, with the jury to select its secretary and pursue cases from forgery, perjury, adultery, embezzlement, bankruptcy, and prostitution crimes as described, to uphold public morality and welfare.
The case before the Superior Court of Hawaii concerns action by the Public Works Superintendent against Howard Vivian Richardson and related defendants for alleged misapplication of water works funds. Demurrers are overruled in part. plaintiff may amend within ten days.
A prominent host at the Youngs Motel plans a festive dinner and pavilion dancing tonight in honor of visiting transport guests. Meanwhile a large crowd attended yesterday’s Waipahu versus Portland Cigar Store game, officiated by umpire Pat Gleason, on refurbished Waipahu grounds. The amateur match ended 8 to 0 in favor of Portland against Waipahu.
The Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday 8:22 a.m. departure from Honolulu, completing the trip in two hours for a round trip price of $2.00. After arrival, travelers enjoy the Hotel Haleiwa with swimming, tennis, golf, drives, walks, shooting or fishing, before returning to town by 7:10 p.m.
A Honolulu tragedy unfolds as Philip Naone shoots his wife, then wounds himself amid a frustrated struggle for a revolver. He later writes a suicide note and plans to kill his wife and himself, with police capturing him the following day in Pauoa Valley after a manhunt. Local officials and neighbors described a tense, fatal incident ending in Naone’s arrest.
A young man is jailed after a deadly stabbing at a domestic dispute. Court records reveal multiple wounds to the heart and abdomen. The victim includes the suspect's wife and child, with details tied to a vicarage case and battery charges.
Surprises arrive in trimmed pattern hats direct from New York with many Parisian-copy creations on display in the Millinery Department show window. A matching line of new veils in wood browns dull greens and white with dots appears, including color automo bile veils.
A coroner jury investigated the death of Adolph Rivera who died at a Honolulu hospital on Sunday in October. The verdict stated Rivera died from a gunshot wound inflicted by a revolver held by Eugene Arlo, a Puerto Rican, while awaiting grand jury. The jury was composed of several named jurors.
An evening concert at the Hawaiian hotel features the virtner Buffalo band with Capt. Everett approving the plan in honor of Col. Wo, Tucker, and Maj. G. J. Hardin’s troop officers. The event begins at 7:45 PM, followed by a fanade dance at 2:30 with music by a renowned Hawaiian quint club. a French dinner is also offered. The program includes Spirit of Life, a Sousa selection, Canzonetta, and other pieces.
A Honolulu letter amends the Stars coach and changes the wager for games between the Mates and Star team. The offer shifts to paying $150 for two games while each side covers its own expenses. The best record among Island teams would decide, but the Stars would pass up the proposal unless the Mallee accept.
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