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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1904
Page
4
A heavily garbled piece surveys party organization and local politics with references to the Republican committee, precinct officers, figures like Morgan and Rockefeller, and remarks on governance reforms. It weaves in sports and international topics, producing a chaotic snapshot of early 20th century political chatter.
The piece contends the Vermont Republic era pattern shows Democrats edging, Republicans holding, and independent sentiment rising. It argues party balance hinges on governor and Congress candidacies, with calls for moderation and caution amid nationwide political currents.
An early article compares life insurance firms with savings banks, noting their thrift and provident outlook. It argues life insurers show stronger long term stability in economic downturns, while banks remain more locally focused and in closer touch with community needs.
The passage notes swift modernization in life insurance during the period, highlighting record death claims and aggressive competition among firms. It observes widespread policy restrictions easing, increased guaranteed safety for insured parties, and a shift toward industry growth amid court resistance and evolving market dynamics.
The item discusses Perry and opposition to county government, with hints of political maneuvering and advocacy for Perry as an independent candidate. It references an advertisement urging support for or against certain governance, noting potential impacts on legislative honors and the bench. The piece blends conjecture and opinion on American government and local politics.
An Evening Bulletin note discusses Maui farming challenges. Transportation is difficult, gulches impede work, and pastures are scarce. Cabbage and other crops struggle to thrive amid limited cultivation on Maui.
The text blends medical nostrums with promotional material. It urges readers to take Peruwa for health while promising cure through dry weather, and cites Dr Hartman and Benson Smith & Co as suppliers. It also mentions cannery farming, pineapple growing, and shipping to Honolulu, reflecting a mix of cautionary notes and commercial appeals.
Aug. 1 report from St. Louis details U S Senator William J. Stone accusing Joseph W. Polk of colluding with political machine figures Sam B. Cook and Albert O. Allen. Polk denies, promising to speak Monday. Stone accuses party leaders of pressuring the ticket while maintaining loyalty to the platform amid a heated convention dispute.
Lahaina Maul Sept 7 District convention completed naming the Republican ticket for Maul and Molokai. Hosam Kulame and A N Maywelden were nominated for the Senate by a large vote. Delegates named the Representative ticket with Mobos K Nae uma Molokai P Pall Lahaina W J Cootha Wailuku Capp Makawao Kalina Hamakiapoho and Hala Hana as candidates.
The Amortan barkentine Archer docked at Linward Wharf about 8 o clock after a calm voyage from San Francisco. Captain Lan farmer reports a quiet night and a long voyage with Marion Chile cott, with Archer and Chile cott separated seven days into the voyage. Archer carries general merchandise and a large amount of food goods and four passengers Mr and Mrs Gerard Bar on who took a short civil trip. Chilcott brings vel oil for Packie Ol Transportation Company.
Demarratte campaigns for Delegate on a lively Saturday tour as Mr Dooley performs a comic stunt. Readers get a brief glimpse of political maneuvering and a showy kickoff in today’s paper.
A brief notice announces the silk sale ends tomorrow with details limited to timing and pricing, urging customers to act quickly.
A Chinese laborer Sine Kong Kong Kong was killed near Camp 2% Puuncne Mani on August 30 after boarding the wrong train and falling under a moving railcar. He sustained head injuries and died at Apprecopolisville two hours later. Percy Deveritl of Kauni accepted a job at the Bank of Hawaii.
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