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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
4
A scrambled OCR fragment discusses delegation to Congress, Philippine matters, and political figures, mentioning Kalanianaole, Katine, Abe, and Harner. It hints at pressures, lines of authority, and some dates or events around 19th in a war or treaty context, with unclear specifics but suggests discussion of American and Philippine relations.
Hilo Hawaii city officials appointed a Wharf Committee modeled after Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. Members include BN Holmes L Parner A Hamburg Adam Lointeau J Wotw fon RT Guard and Wi McKay. Committee aims to preserve public health and coordinate with the Board of Health on waterfront exposure and sanitation.
In a long clipped dialog Mr Dooley discusses saloon life and moral questions at a Model Saloon in New York. The piece covers bishops taverns workers and drinkers, debating church, labor, and governance with vivid local color and humor. The speaker praises workers while critiquing establishments that exploit them.
A front page summary notes Mr. Le Bond’s lengthy speech at the Young Men’s Republican Club criticizing administration policy. He accuses the Public Works Department of denying work to Democrats to force party joining, urges Democrats to sign up for Republican jobs, and urges voting Democratic on election day.
A long damaged notice from Hot Springs lists treatments and testimonials claiming Perana cures for kidney and liver troubles. It urges readers to obtain bottles through Hartman Mamutarium at Columbia University and promises special directions in a pamphlet titled The Ills of Life.
The Democratic draw at Hilo split on fusion with Republicans, nominating O. Z. Bulpman for senator and a straight House ticket of D. Bwallko and Henry Went. The meeting, led by W. Howard, showed disunity and optimism for a Republic victory, with leaders hinting at campaign plans amid wavering support.
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