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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
4
The text reviews editorial stance and reader reactions amid a Manila context. It notes high readership and the Evening Bulletin prominence. It lists subscription rates for the Weekly Bulletin and other offerings, indicating international postpaid options and local pricing.
An analysis discusses American commercial push in Central America highlighting competing German influence. It notes German and American missions, monopolies on resources and transport, and investments shaping the Mosquito coast, with emphasis on U S capital, depots, and concession grants amid political tensions.
A Special Act of Longross authorizes a National Guard Rifle Practice board to promote rifle training among citizens and guardsmen. The War Department approves a National Guard Reserve plan, stressing regular drill, weapons handling, and government supervised instruction to prepare for national emergencies.
A damaged OCR passage describes American plans to expand influence through transit projects and resource control. It accuses US capital, treaties, and corporate power of reshaping political elite and social fabric, claiming manipulation of leaders and removal of traditional prejudices to secure concessions.
An old newspaper notice advertises a financial offer by Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association in Honolulu. It claims the monthly investment will nearly double in a number of years and lists guaranteed capital figures of 200000 and paid up capital of 6130000, with Henry E. Pocock named as cashier.
The piece recounts the O ten Hewnbaper family dispute in Manila tied to political repression. Editor Badin O Dries of the Bin Way Run sits in prison after a libel conviction on a Philippine Commissioner. The article notes a U S Supreme Court case by Vreadowm criticising constitutional rights and laments Spanish remnants grafted into Philippine policy, sparking revolts and miscarriages of justice. Eddie O Brien's imprisonment and Frederick O Brien, a Honolulu editor, are mentioned as connected figures.
In a chaotic morning session a crowded courtroom saw pleas shift and cases moved back as Chee Lee contended a guilty plea while J W Cathcart prepared to defend a murder case next Monday. The judge urged readiness and reflected on prior sentences. An interpreter assisted as various witnesses and defendants faced procedural delays.
Harold Gear kept a daily thermometer log at 6am 1pm and 9am during a hot week on Tantalus Kore dan. Weather showed highs over 50 degrees with cool mornings and evenings while the Heights remained clear. Veranda noted thermometer readings at the Gear Tantalus home reflecting mild discomfort.
By authority notice is given that commissions have been formed for the district magistrates across Hawaii. Names include W. A. Hapall Booth, William Kamau, Henry Mall Hamavua, Samuel Hooking, Kekatuas Watanan, and Abraham Bt OC, with TL Carter Governor announcing the replacements on Oahu and neighboring districts. The register board for Oahu sees a resignation of W ooetho and a new appointment to fill the seat in Hoard of Registration. The Capitol, Honolulu, September.
Stanford aims for an eleven victory this year with eight players from last year’s squad back under Knowleds at Virlenee. Key players like Walter, Sehrfielt, Clark the captain, and Bansbrick return. Dole may move to center amid line gaps. Schedule includes Olympia Club, Shorman Indians, Oregon, California, and a big Berkeley game. practice begins September 7.
A confused retelling describes Governor Herrick ordering Lincoln Steffens from the Ohio executive office during a visit. Steffens allegedly pressed on who truly governed Ohio, provoking Herrick. Steffens later confirmed the event in a letter, though details remain tangled with misread names and garbled wording.
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