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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1904
Page
6
Supreme Court figure David J. Brewer, writing for the Independent, weighs possible corporate influence on judges and the risks of wealth in politics. He warns that corporate power could shape nominations, while urging strong judicial independence and tenure to limit such sway.
The article details a national rifle competition with New York Navy Army Marine Corps and District of Columbia teams, listing scores, podium placements, and trophy awards. It notes Navy took second after leading, new scoring tallies for top teams, and remarks on trophy presentations by officials.
A young Philip and his mentor Seymour ride toward a hall while recollections of Katharine, Hilary, and past adventures stir. They pause as Katharine appears at the hall door, a lifelike vision to Philip, revealing a haunting reunion and a return of forbidden love amid fevered memories.
A wounded, dreamlike scene unfolds as a woman recalls past betrayals and danger while a patient suddenly appears alive after fear and separation. The dialogue hints at amputation, tokens of love, and a fragile hope amid chaos and memory, with a hint of forthcoming installments.
A patient describes gradual loss of strength and nerve force followed by extreme irritation and ovarian trouble. After using a medicine praised in reports, her symptoms improved, the ulceration healed, appetite increased, and she regained vigor within eleven weeks.
J Ryan, William Edmonde and William N Purdy attended as speakers amid a chaotic gathering. Applause erupted from party members as candidates Charles K Notley, Senator Kalavokelani, Jonah Kyan Popus and D H Kahautetlo from Maui spoke. Firecrackers from Hilo and nearby areas punctuated the afternoon session before the convention adjourned.
Milo, Sept. 2 The Home Rule convention in Hilo named Ollie Shipman as the candidate for the Senate with James N Kamakalwi delivering the nomination speech. The ticket shows William Keolanal and Simeon K Kahone among others, with a second ballot confirming key picks for the Lower House.
By authority proposals will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu until Sept 4 1904 for furnishing all labor and materials except such as may be supplied by the Department of Public Works and installing a sanitary system for two W C buildings at the Pahukalne School Grounds between Likelike and Punahou Streets Honolulu Plans and specifications are on file at the office of the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works copies of which will be furnished intrepid bidders upon receipt of 9 00 dollars which sum will be returned to the bidder after he has deposited his bid and returned the plans and applications Proposal forms must be substituted on blank forms to be furnished by the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works all enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed to Hon R H Holloway Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii endorsed Proposal for construction of sanitary system and two W C buildings at Pahukalne School Grounds between Likelike and Punahou Streets Bidder must include full name and be accompanied by a certified check for 6 of the amount of the proposal payable to R M Holloway Superintendent of Public Works to ensure contract if accepted No proposal will be entertained unless delivered prior 12 o clock noon on day specified The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids"}
Tenders will be received at the office of the territorial secretary in Honolulu up to noon September 11 1904 for printing and binding the Revised Laws of Hawaii. Specifications may be seen at the seal office. Territory of Hawaii. September 8 1904.
Nancy O Neil, popular last winter in Burton, to reopen at Tremont Theater in October with a new drama by Thomas Fall ey Aldrich titled The Tenia of Assur. O Neil will also debut at Herald Square Theater on crowd day August 24. The Business Manager's Handy Index lists all legal notices bids judgments building permits and real estate transactions in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
A notice lists the sale of Yin Nin Tong at 1036 Mauiakom Street, Honolulu, with general merchandise, Chinese drugs and fittings. It notes Townsend Undertaking and Honolulu Mutual Burial Association moving to larger rooms next to Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co. Also mentions a restaurant, The Oregon Restaurant at 0 King Street, and other assorted business notices including Chung’s bakery and a new office for Growsman arriving September 14 to open on arrival.
A formal notice states Ty Le McTaggart will hold full power of attorney for the donor, dated August 2, 1904, with duties to manage all affairs and rights as specified in the document. The notice indicates official approval by the territorial authorities and references the involved parties and location.
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