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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1904
Page
4
John C. Lane, E Faxon Bishop, M Dowsett, W. W. Harrie, Carlos A. Long, E. W. Quinn, Frank Andrade, Wm. Aylett, E. K. Lilikalani listed among district representatives.
A long letter debates Governor Carter’s motives during Hawaii political turmoil, defending his actions to end government physician expenses, support Hawaiian counsel, and avoid revenge, arguing reductions were necessary due to Territory debt and limited revenue while countering claims of vengeance.
We examine a crowded opinion on government, voters, and support for Governor Carter. The text argues officials should upport prudent policies and decision making, while party lines and expediency are debated in relation to the Nanite of a wan and Mawailane.
A continued discussion outlines government control of forests through trained foresters. Proposals favor central authority, competent supervision, and permanent staff to manage forest reserves while balancing private land rights with revenue-sharing provisions.
The High Sheriff must issue competency certificates to Japanese chauffeur applicants who passed exams, despite imperfect English. The court ruled a language requirement cannot bar drivers for hire when applicants demonstrate local knowledge, vehicle handling, and fare regulations, upholding a challenge to the statute.
A fragmented report on a court dispute involving Hagly Gure and multiple defendants. The Supreme Court Justices Frear and Hastwell draft opinions with modifications while Justice Hartworth notes agreement on procedural issues. The piece outlines debates over motions for a new trial and possible consideration of trial irregularities.
The Puerfly Mail arrived at noon at Channel Wharf with a moderate passenger list headed for Honolulu. Among the travelers are local notables and clergy, plus several through passengers including Prince Haman and Commander N Sargent bound for the Orient, with the ship sailing tomorrow morning.
The first round of the Moanalua match competition at Kolt yesterday listed winners J. C. McGill J. Le Cockburn Donald Ross H. Cuffard Geo Angus A C Wall A Garvie D Glaas C I The day offered a pleasant outing to High Hill and an excursion down Robert Anderson A Guild W W The Haleiwa Thayer 8 1 Derby F C Sheldon Limited first class train leaves Honolulu Sundays at 11 for second round The prize is two silver cups two dollars round trip The case of Harry Moraman Deputy Sheriff was heard in Police Court and continued to Wednesday for Attorney Frank Thompson to defend Moraman
Evening Tutletin reports on a political dispute over government physicians in Hawaii. The piece alleges Governor Carter and Republicans used a sensational story about a Walmea doctor refusing medicine to push abolition of government physicians, aiming to justify cuts and shift costs. It critiques the governor’s motive and argues the move targets indigent Native Hawaiians while denying care.
In a letter from Mary H. Atcherley of North Kohala dated December 7, the writer urges voters to support the Straight Democratic Ticket to remove Governor Carter. She argues the government spends extravagantly on the judiciary and physicians, calls for large savings, and attacks the Republican party and President Roosevelt’s stance. She appeals to Hawaiian voters with concern for future generations.
The Republican schedule for the Fifth District lists meetings this week at multiple sites including King street opposite Kalulani school, Kamehanwha IV road near Liliha and Wyllin, Swilel and Vineyard Street, Camp No. 1 near School and Liliha, Wal pilipu a pump and Iwilel, and Agia Park. The local bakery is praised as serving the best cup of Hawaiian coffee.
Announcement promotes a Monday sale of woolen goods with items on display in the makat aisle and window. Heavy woolen black canvas 80 inches wide reduced to 1.28. crepons 16 inches wide cut to 0.75. checks 64 inches wide at 5.00. ladies skirtings 64 inches wide to 1.28. zibelines 48 inches wide to 0.60. French flannels 78-80c to 0.60.
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