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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1904

Page

4

Delegates and political remarks in the Fifth District

A fragment lists delegates in the Fifth District including Kalanianaole, Dowbett, Harris, Long, Quinn, Andrade, Aylett, Lilikalani, Pihanui Cox, Broad, Kaleopu, Mahelona, Kalawaia, and Waterhouse. The text mocks public sentiment, notes Republican ticket talk, criticizes an Advertiser piece on Kuhio, and references rowdy behavior and political tensions surrounding naval and land policy.

Jonah K. Kalanianaole John C. Ffaxon M. Dowbett Peurth W. W. Harris Carlos A. Long E. W. Quinn Frank Andrade WM. Aylett E. K. Lilikalani Oscar Pihanui Cox Chas. Broad Kaleiopu Bol. Mahelona Thos. H, Kalawaia F. T. P. Waterhouse

Don’t care voters threaten split ticket effect

An editorial admonishes Ingirls Citizens to reject the “don’t care” attitude that fuels split tickets. It warns such indifference hurts honest governance and may lead to a weak, wrangling Legislature undermining Territory interests despite personal opposition.

Andrews Reculia Becauen

Unity and Moderation urged in Republican ticket appeal

A community political appeal urges unity and moderation in voting for the Republican ticket. It argues the need for fair representation, anti prejudice legislation, and broad citizen rights, cautioning voters against splitting tickets to avoid harming favored candidates. It stresses that a strong, united vote supports national progress and American government principles.

Atrwigh Rox Publican

Homesteaders Clash Over Residency Rules

Debates widen on homestead residency under Territorial land department guidance. Advocates urge strict compliance, noting no loopholes in Federal land laws for those claiming land by improvements without actual residence.

Territorial Land Department Uwe Clain

Scientific Education Critique Spots Teaching Gaps

The Now criticizes the public school system for widespread defects and notes teachers’ failure to teach the local language reading and spelling. It argues reform should be science based and highlights Professor Wood of the Normal School as a potential example for improving instruction.

Mow Saul Marnly

Frustration with Modern Teaching Methods Cited In Essay

A critic laments overconfident use of advanced teaching methods at country schools. He argues many pupils gain little practical skill, with some students only able to copy from the board. The piece cites a boy repeatedly failing to progress and estimates high costs to teach basic tasks. The writer urges reforms led by Professor Wood of the Normal.

Ordinarey Bright Hay

Wilhelm dies at home in Honolulu area age forty

Wilhelm died today at his home on Young and Keahole avenues after a long illness. A Masonic funeral service will be held at the Masonic temple with interment at Nauman cemetery. He was a prosperous contractor and builder who came from Germany at fourteen and is survived by a daughter and a brother.

Wilhelm Young Nauman Temain Howse Hemelule Germany Ile Hivinae

Thieves Steal Theresa Dringess Jewels Inware Theft

Theresa Dringess Wilcox reports theft of valuable jewelry including a Hawaiian weapon and a ring, with a large heirloom piece missing. Detectives arrest Gabriel Thornton, a Hawaii-born youth, whose possession a flag linked to Wilcox was found. Thornton held for investigation as police assess scale of loss.

Gabriel ‘Thornton Wheta Stes Witcox Thornton

Nevadan Arrives After Pacific Passage From Sound

The steamer Nevadan docked at the railroad Wharf after leaving San Francisco on September 29 and reaching Tuc coma on October 9, a passage of eight and a half days. Purser Wooden reports cargo of cold storage, beer, fruit, vegetables, and a 1150 ton general merchandise load. Strong headwinds and westerly breezes marked the voyage's first days with frequent heavy rain upon further passage.

Sound San Francisco Tuccoma Kuhalul Cargo Tv Pannayu

Jackets and coats misread in quick kitchen chat

A Baltimore Herald fragment notes Tommy watching a cook prepare potatoes and asking about the jackets. Nora explains they are jackets, sparking Tommy’s astonished remark that he misread them as overcoats. The date line mentions uneven travel times and names but the readable gist centers on the playful exchange about clothing terms.

Tommy Nora Baltimore Herald

Haleiwa Limited Excursion Train From Honolulu

Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday morning eight twenty two departure from Honolulu, a two hour ride to the Haleiwa Hotel. The round trip costs two dollars with a day of waterfront bathing tennis golf drives shoots and fishing before returning to town at ten ten p.m.

Haleiwa Limited Honolulu Haleiwa

Silk cargo valued at the Hackfeld wharf shipment

The O and steamship from the Orient carried a valuable silk cargo estimated at 3,500 bales. Weather was generally favorable for the voyage despite some mechanical issues and fraught with war news from Japan. The ship’s load included Chinese and Japanese goods, with specific tallies of boxes, bales, and miscellaneous items reported by Purser Niawanitor.

Hackfeld Niawanitor Waren Japan Mengotin m #uditen ttl Yokohama Mit Cohen Janko Tresldwit Rookeselt Liew Keown Dok M Lannion Timiewene Huss Monatiata Japanene Pacti Graven Plauiere’ Association Borie Bea Pratetewe Livelnek

Federal Grand Jury Proceedings and Erratic Court Contempt

The report outlines continued federal grand jury activity with defendants facing court proceedings over orders and contempt. Attorneys offered to represent some despite funding gaps, while others sought counsel as the building closed and searches continued for missing defendants amid courtroom disruptions.

Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record Oct 17 1804

Entered for record for a half day in October 1804 including multiple conveyances and names such as Murnette, Chitetovna Far ia, Gouaatven, Sprnkela de Co, Winder Lid, Kittie Ashley, West & Hawn Invest Co, Maud Db Cooke D, Caplolont Ket Ltd, and Paris referenced in the record entries.

Fala Murnette Chitetovna Faria TEA Wauworth Winder Lid Kittie Aahley Hel Kelttie Astitey West & Hawn Invest Co Maul Agr Co Kenubu Bronie Cooll Brown Aldona Carle Nalwl Mre Yio Chew Fun Kang Yoo Chow Bee Kane Say Tr Co Ltd Hawn Trant Co Videnkata Dane Maud Db Cooke A.m Kaplolont Ket Ltd Paris

Wilhelm Funeral Details From Masonic Temple

J Wilhelm's funeral is announced to be held from the Masonic Temple at 48:00 tomorrow afternoon with services to follow. The notice appears in a local section of the paper under obituary or funeral notices.

Milsson Purl

Traveling Salesman Sails Far From Course Amid Turmoil

A traveling salesman, Harrington, aboard the Dorie, becomes lost at sea while en route from Shanghal to Daganull. He orders the crew away and expresses a wish to disembark at Naganaaki, recounting a voyage through the Orient with peril and illness. The voyage, tied to a Japanese conquest, ends with Harrington’s confinement and subsequent health issues requiring a year of recuperation.

Marrington Seattle Orient Dorie Harrington Shanghal Daganull Rome Comanche Perdition Naganaki Marrineton Newehwang Lalo Sampan Hinkew Wil Arthur Marrtogien Cage Hawai Vray Ceayeh Yelu Wan Watkihi Beach Hive Hington Femtal

Navy urged to increase ships in Philippines per Rear Admiral Sterling

Washington records a Navy Department consideration prompted by Rear Admiral Sterling of the Asiatic Fleet proposing more war ships for the Philippines and to bolster squadron strength off Asian ports. The discussion notes potential troop reductions elsewhere and emphasizes neutrality and protection of American lives and property amid rising tensions with Japan and China.

Washington Philippines Styeling United Stat

Funeral Notice for Brother F J Wilhelm at Harmony Lodge

All members of Harmony Lodge No 1 are requested to attend the funeral for our late Brother F J Wilhelm on Wednesday October 7 at 3 48 pm at the family residence corner Young and Keeaumoku streets. Members of Excelsior Lodge No 10 and visiting Brethren invited. By order.

Harmony Lodge No. 1 Lnte F. J. Wilhelm Real Dence Young and Keeaumoku Airoegs Excelsior Lodge No.1 iBeothorn Inquid

Submarine Boats Sent to Japan From United States

New York reports Japan has bought submarine torpedo boats built in the United States. The vessels were constructed by the Pearl River Shipbuilding Company in Quincy Massachusetts and shipped by rail to a New York area point, hidden in ordinary freight cars, with plans to evade detection. If landed in Japan, the submarines could alter naval power and spark a new high sea battle unseen wreckage.

New York Japan United States Pore Wver Shipbuilding Company Quincy Mase Elghteen Flat Tiwan Frat San Francisco Crare Fulton Lremond Huudian Wate Boguna

Fragmented Novel Dialogue With Odd Biblical Imagery

The passage presents a distorted dialogue with a furious sultan figure and villagers clashing over coercion and memory. A harsh commander resists pressure while a voyeur-like villager exchanges curt, unclear phrases, creating a surreal scene set in a fractured Philadelphia context.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening Bulletin King Street Honobaly T. A Wallace Fi Farrington Hove U. 8 Telephone Postoffice Co Hinving Wall & FleOry Yung Esparioney Wight St. Petersburg Goodness Land Office Club Fraser Promiere Dukden Tussans Thomtine Kuhio Notley Kubio Maul Kuhlo Ingirls Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd Honolulu, Hawai F. J. Wien Theresa Nevadan Tueaday A. HH Green Tacoma Mietme Rowecrans Dorigs Righ Cargo Federal Grand Jury Willams Whitpey Lyle A. Dickey Philly Weaver Dickey Way Rawl Mense JW Weaver Boe Lokelbet Mackintosty Bey Wallow Ireal Estate Transactions Geo. A. Martin, Goreth Siner, Tonotiw New Fall Art Department of The Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd Paige Vialar Johnny Philadelpler Phoenix Savings, Building and Loan Association Judd Building Henry G. Pocock Crahien Wade Jewett, Corner Hotel and Union
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