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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1904
Page
4
A local dispute pits the Chamber of Commerce against the Merchants Association as they argue over funding for a tourist promotion program. Officials warn cutting or delaying the effort would harm the town’s image and burden residents who contribute a small fee to support the campaign.
The article reports a high‑stakes dispute over the appointment of an additional judge for Hawaii’s First Judicial Circuit and outlines positions by Judge Humphreys and others. It notes Boyd faces a ten year term proposal and potential Supreme Court appeal, with legislative authority and federal power debated amid territorial governance.
A fragmented critique questions journalistic integrity and the portrayal of Hawaii in photographs. It notes warnings about sensational imagery and the impact on public perception, mentioning tourism and editorial decisions without clear dates or names.
In a terse ruling the Territorial Supreme Court affirmed the Circuit Center’s position, stating the central issue was properly argued and the prior judgment remains valid. The decision emphasizes adherence to procedural standards and upholds the constitutional interpretation contested in the case.
The Hilo boy missing for a week was located near Glenwood after a fall on a cane cut foot. He wandered a distance before being found by his mother and uncle and brought to Hilo Hospital where he received care. He remained weak but is expected to recover.
Fragmentary overheard lines accuse split ticket promoters of reviving prejudice to defeat the Republican in Hawaii. The text questions who truly runs the Home Rule faction and whether Democrats back Carter, implying a partisan clash over political control and prejudice in island politics.
The text discusses editors blamed by a Chamber of Commerce committee for promotion expense concerns in Hawaii. It argues the Promotion Committee should present full facts, not force explanations, and criticizes excessive public spending without clear results. It notes that public enthusiasm is built by keeping citizens informed of progress.
A crowd gathered in Hatoeas for a Republican rally where speakers including Mr Hewitt and Cork Siorth defended Hawaii state policy and denounced Democratic influence. The discussion touched on party alignment since 1896, with references to attendances, speakers, and a planned district tour.
An advertisement for Peruna patent medicine by Dr. Hartman claims to ease female irregularities and sex-related health issues. It quotes testimonials from women including Muriel Armitage and others, urging readers to send for direct advice and promising wealth and relief. The copy urges purchase through chemists and druggists with pricing and distribution details.
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