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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1904

Page

4

Fragmented Political Callouts and Finance Discussion

An OCR captured fragment discusses election dynamics and party prospects in the United States, mentioning Republicans, a ticket, and public sentiment. It references figures like Lawson and Rockefeller related to Copper Company debates and funding. The text blends politics, finance, and press commentary in a garbled, period-tinged voice.

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Split Ticket Debate in Local U.S. Elections

A scanned political page reports on delegates for Hawaii’s districts and a sharp split in the Republican ticket. It contrasts the Frayton Committee’s call for a representative government with a push for a straight Republican slate amid national coverage of a New York insanity case and court remarks.

Best Man Ticket and Voter Split in Territorial Race

A discussion on split tickets and the dangers of choosing the best man over party loyalty. The piece argues the Republican legislative ticket offers unity and strong loyalty, contrasting it with opposing factions. It notes the voter dynamics of boat man and beat man in securing a clear path to office.

Phalanx Republican Party

Labor Organization Reach Across the Nation Cited in Census

A New York paper reports the census figures showing labor and manufacturing sectors dominated by organized workers. It notes about 220 million people engaged in gainful work, with women and girls comprising roughly 20 percent. The piece, arguing over who counts as labor, lists professionals, proprietors, farm workers, and service employees among those included or excluded from union categories.

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Labor Unions Unite or Split in Nationwide Movement

A fragmented forecast of labor federation strength estimates 2 000 000 affiliated with the American Federation of Labor and as many as 15 000 000 potential members across unions including railway Brotherhoods bricklayers and stone masons. The piece discusses cooperation limits and the risk of divided aims amid mounting calls for wage and hour reforms and political leverage.

American Federation of Labor Raitrogi Brotherhoods of Engineers Treiumen Bricklayery and Maxonerhood Operative Plasiecere Stone Cutters’ Association Fiderne Hog Cor Ite

Elusive Pearson Served in San Francisco

Henry He Mighte warning and a long case timeline detail a fetch of papers, a sheriff and deputy aboard the China, and a pursuit of Pearson tied to murder charges in Utah. Judge Highton recalls a prior client while a motion opportunity is pursued to collect long‑owed fees. Pearson evades capture as papers are served via Howreon's cabin and Allan Dunn aboard the steamer.

Henry Marsan Wien Highton Mike Utah Pearson Vearson San Francico McDuitie Howreon Allan Dunn J . Highton San Francisco

Haleiwa Limited Train and Hotel Haleiwa Offer

Haleiwa Limited departs Honolulu every Sunday at 1 8122 oclock, reaching in two hours. Round trip fare is $200. From 10 22 am to 8 10 pm, passengers enjoy stays at the Hotel Haleiwa with baths, tennis, golf, drives, walks, shooting or fishing, returning by 2100 hours.

Haleiwa Limited Honolulu Haleiwa

Alameda Struck Stormy Weather Observed by Alameda Crew

The Alameda steamship experienced stormy weather while docking at Deal, with reports of heavy seas and high winds. Crew and passengers observed rough conditions as the ship unloaded mail and a cargo of 2650 tons of general merchandise, and officials noted punctuality in operations.

Bishop's Statement to Bulletin on Advertising

K F Hishof denies the paper and ad agency acted with authority and states he is a Republican candidate. He says he will not have his name used with other party candidates and claims loyalty to those aligned with him. He pledges to stand with supporters as the electorate decides.

Balter Hvening Huway Dune Tam Republican Party Muothexhalletty Thayer Part Tau Bao Nize Hishof

Court Interpreters in Campin Case Faces Ongoing Challenge

The court struggles with interpreter accuracy as jurors question the Chinese defendant’s clothing descriptions and the credibility of translated testimony. Prosecutors and defense attorneys spar over language errors cited in prior sessions, while a constant dispute over interpretation hinders proceedings.

Really Fine Umbrellas on Sale in Elegant New Stock

Read Wants on page 4 SE aE showcasing fine umbrellas in new stock. Frames are sturdy and handles handsome. Prices range from 75 cents to 10 dollars. Specials include Mercerized and Gloria brands with various handles and sizes.

Maui and Kau team interisland baseball clash outlined

The article describes an upcoming interisland league game between Maui and the Kau team with a forfeit by the Kiks, details travel plans from Maui, and notes the Maui lineup including Tom Kruger and Ned Kruger. It mentions promotions by S. A. Crook, the potential crowd draw for October 23, and that the Maui trip costs 86 round trip with arrival Friday and return Tuesday. The Bulletin notes a full daily recap in its weekly edition.

Ilia Vn Rams Malles Ya Hichardwon Kiks Hes Kams Richardson Mue Maui Honolulu Mauna Loa Bell Maul Boyn Punuhous Wallin Tom Kruger Ned Kruger Pf K. Smith Ibi J Geo Cummins A. Garelis W. Morris W. Crowell Jf. Kalal A. Jackson Kua W. Bailey Hauituten A. Crook

Theatre Touts Campaign During Melodrama Night

In Baltimore on October 4 at the Bijou Theater about 2500 to 2800 people heard Congressman Wachter urge voting for him. He rented a theater for political meetings and sublet it to a theatrical company. One weekly free performance was capped with ticket distribution by Wachter. A second show was planned for next week. Wachter arrived as the second act began and spoke from the stage.

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