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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1904
Page
4
Dispatch reports indications that Japanese forces are pressed and attempting to cover their position. The wording suggests aggressive moves and possible entrenchment, with emphasis on strategic lines and tactical maneuvers.
An extended commentary contrasts Capital and Labor, quoting a figure named Jaabor and discussing the tension between capital control and workers' rights. It argues for practical steps against monopolies in food and fuel, warns against both anarchic and overly compliant labor, and calls for freedom of independent action while ensuring fair wages. The piece reflects civic urgency and the era's struggle to balance economic power.
Reports describe the arrival of the Korea ship at Yokohama and the warm reception from locals and officials. The voyage included weather challenges, with several notable passengers and dignitaries aboard, while a grand reception and bets added to the celebratory mood.
A funeral motorcade on a city street ends in disaster when a car breaches the procession, striking the hearse and causing multiple injuries among pallbearers and bystanders. Alfred Loni, the motorman, is detained as investigation continues amid community uproar. Officials question funeral-route fault and driver restraint, with blame shifting between participants and mayoral oversight.
A cricket match at Sakis ground ended in a very even contest. Scotland posted strong batting figures with Robert Anderson and Catton among the top scorers. The World team, led by T A Jordan, included de Layard, Harvey, and Hea ld with steady bowling and fielding to match Scotland’s effort.
The piece outlines GOP efforts to field a strong slate for the upcoming campaigns and notes probable Democratic Senate candidate Jay L. Coke. It highlights Home Rule and Conservative splits, mentions Pravie Goodness leading in primary votes, and previews a Republican ratification meeting to be held next Tuesday evening with Governor Carter expected to attend.
Chinese duck ranchers arrested last Saturday face assault and weapon charges after a night incident at the harbor. A Japanese individual sustained injuries and was treated at the Queen’s Hospital where recovery proceeded.
Plain Japanese silk in many shades and weights on sale. Colored taffetas and surrah silks offered at reduced prices, with regular 1.50 to 1.60 qualities. Foulard silks, pure taffetas, and Moire and crepe blends included. Black taffetas and Swiss varieties highlighted with lower sale prices.
An old advertisement notes monthly sums for about nine years with details for Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association at Judd Building Honolulu. It lists guaranteed capital of 200000 and paid up capital of 1800000, and mentions a general call to support their financial plan.
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