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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented political ad urging voters to back Home Rule candidates in Hawaii while attacking Roosevelt and party splits. The piece attacks split tickets, warns against cross party voting, and advocates sticking with principled, straight party lines to defeat opponents.
A damaged text argues Republican voters should cast straight party tickets for Senate and House races. It critiques split-ticket strategies, warns of reprisals against supporters of the Representative ticket, and invokes the Golden Rule in political reflection.
A fluctuating fragment urges voters on the Island of Oahu to back the straight Republican ticket for Senator, Delegate, and Representative positions. It claims unity against split-ticket risks and discourages opposing candidates Lane Blehow and Dewertt while praising Hane Bivhoy Dowsett.
Article discusses the opening of treaty ports in southern Manchuria and nearby areas to foreign trade following provisions of a new con sular treaty between China and the United States. It notes Mukden and Antung as key locations, identifies commercial interests, and mentions Manchurian railway significance and regional economic potential amid the ongoing conflict.
The article describes Haichang and Antung as key treaty ports on the Yalu River with access to Manchuria and Korea. It outlines Mukden trade, open doors in Manchuria, and Yongampho as a future Russian-influenced port. It notes river navigation limits, port roles, and historical shifts from Chinese to Korean and Russian influence.
A garbled historic notice reports objections by Hallion Brennie Mullin and Anarney Lieveral Andenwsie to a gubernatorial pledge. It mentions Governor Carter amid debates over executive control, judicial appointments, and party lines, detailing concerns about loyalty and the merge of departments.
The Haleiwa Limited offers a first class Sunday outing from Honolulu at 8 22 am with a two hour run and round trip price 2.00. Passengers can enjoy the Hart Hotel Haleiwa amenities, ocean sports and meals, returning by 10 10 pm.
A dramatic court session unfolds as Homer faces plea issues over a tainted Grand Jury process. Defense contends invalid jury, while prosecutors argue for continued indictment. Debates over quashment and plea in abatement stretch into late proceedings as officials dispute proper procedure and authority.
A Honolulu era dispatch reports Republican rallies at Waialua on Saturday October 29 and at the Orpheum in Holy City the same night. Speakers include Wedee Honolua and a Kahiki delegate drawing crowds from Kahiki Laie and surrounding areas to hear senators and representatives discuss the race.
The Buffalo leaves Midway Island for San Francisco at 5 o'clock with 81 laborers on board to finish the cable company's buldings. Crew members arrived from the Coast yesterday. The steamer is reported to avoid calls at other ports amid fears tied to the Japan issue and a secret directive issued by the Czar dated March 4, 1904, outlining strict conduct for troops.
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