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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1904
Page
4
The column lists postage rates for the Weekly Bulletin and Monthly notices and names several political figures and candidates. It discusses delegates to Congress, party candidates, and opinions on governance, mentioning Carters administration and Republican and Democratic tensions, with references to Roosevelt, Watson, and international affairs.
The report analyzes Russian and VladivTok fleet actions delaying the Honolulu police department’s interests and pressing toward European capitals. It argues Russian commanders act foolishly or as pawns in a larger game against Britain, noting strained wartime dynamics and treaty breaches.
Fifteen years ago a boy’s school experience spurred calls for reform in public schools. A Honolulu businessman questioned why changes required consent, noting unresolved issues in history. Henry Townsend, a clever centerman, critiqued methods, while Professor MM Beant urged practical study over kindergarten tasks. The piece advocates removing rote schooling and implementing a practical course of study to restore proper education.
Michel Lagan, jailed official at the O. I ke Cu, appeared before Judge Lindsay after deputy sheriffs filed the indictment for embezzlement. Lagan denied confessing to police taking company funds and claimed weekly cash balances hid shortages while coworkers accessed the cash drawer.
The Registration Board notes a division by nationality in the Third Electoral District. Officials estimate about 200 foreigners and mixed parentage residents among those born in the territories. A candidate predicts a low turnout for Poptingiean, Japanese and Chinese voters as the district nears voting age.
Reports indicate Sam Johnson seeks the wardenship of Oahu Prison while Vida seeks the supervisor post. A proposed swap would see Vida’s backers push Johnson to the road supervisor role, with negotiations involving district leaders and salary terms for the respective posts.
The Territorial Grand Jury met at the Capitol after several days of committee work. Indictments include three alleged murderers Noone Dengio and Genau, plus arson and liquor gambing cases. Judge Gear postponed certain motions and set tomorrow for further proceedings as cases concerning Noone, Dengio, and others proceed.
The Haleiwa Limited offers a round trip by train leaving Honolulu Sundays at 8 22 am, arriving in two hours. Five hours are spent at Hotel Haleiwa with bathing, tennis, golf, drives, fishing, and other activities, returning to town about 10 10 pm for a total price of $2.00.
Wiliam J Coelho narrowly escaped death while riding a mule on Maul. The animal reared and kicked striking his right leg, but quick reflexes and a sharp twist saved him from a fatal injury. The mule then thrashed and kicked, forcing Coelho to shield himself and endure a severe jolt before help arrived.
Chicago Record Herald reports mystery surrounds Hatter and deputy roles as Sheriff Henry and Deputy Rawling offer little detail. Talks mention possible detective appointees Me buth and Konan with promotion of deserving officers, but no names, dates, or firm actions disclosed.
Francie araxy pleaded guilty to running and postal order fraud in a Hawaii case. Judge Dele scheduled sentencing for tomorrow. Clarence W. Ashford, back from Maui, argued for the defendant. Sukaro Youeno and others faced arraignment on indictments for conspiring to commit adultery. Veneuo pleaded guilty and was set for sentencing tomorrow. Other defendants reserved pleas as rental notices advertised.
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