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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1904
Page
4
Delegates discuss war end strategy as Ukeylash Linayaing and Rupee debate advocacy. Notes from HHS retirement plans spark speculation on how party leaders will align with the coalition. The Indian wary to Canadig contends over future political moves.
San Francisco faces a public school discrimination dispute as Japanese residents urge equal access to education. Officials consider excluding Japanese children under limited conditions, while Japanese parents argue for American schooling rights and tax-funded benefits, citing about 250 Japanese children in the city. A Japanese community leader warns of strong opposition if exclusion occurs and asserts that Japanese residents are American citizens entitled to equal education and taxation rights.
Report from Petrovna details Kuropatkin misjudgments during a land attempt near Linoyang. Russian retreat, overrunning Japanese forward moves, and a rapid Japanese counter march toward Interdept 1 Stakelberg shift the balance. Kuroki forces, aided by the delay in Russian reserves, maneuver east toward Yon tal as Stakelberg delays Nip corps arrival.
A Sept 6 dispatch from Mukden recounts a harrowing account of the Japanese assault on Russian forces near Liaoyang. M Kiriloff, dying from wounds, relays the ferocious bombardment, fierce skirmishes, and a halted Russian retreat as Japanese fire decimates batteries and troops, with Captain Tarasoff and others cited among the dead or wounded.
The Nevadan, American-Hawaiian steamer, carries 1760 tons of sugar and awaits departure at the port. She is due to sail to Honolulu via San Francisco on September 29, then depart September 1 for Maui, with 300,000 tons of cargo in tow.
Judge De Bolt today excused jurors until October as no civil case was ready for trial. Jurors had waited at expense while a case near Va was settled out of court, and the judge ordered jurors released to the fourth day of next month. Tomorrow morning will begin the calendar of waived cases.
A fragmented item describes petitioning the Department to reopen a Honolulu mall area with clerical sorting and a mall train style arrangement used for a large city station. A committee also submitted a reply to a Chamber letter via Delegate Kubla for the matter.
A distressed mother writes about a health scare and references Dr. Hartman and Peruna remedies. The notice promotes Peruna bottles for sale at chemists and druggists, with domestic addresses and guidance for direct correspondence to Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
A chamber debate on harbor improvements calls for delegating authority to the Secretary of War and the Delegate to secure necessary appropriations. The plan aims to advance Ark harbor works with war department support and chamber approval. Ministers Reed and Rolph honored by chamber membership. London reports Russia’s seven month war cost and tax outlook, with finance minister Kakofueem predicting higher expenditures and stronger treasury.
A September 1 1904 entry records the birth of a son to Mrs Henry Fruitas. The note mentions the French author Rene Dubreuil and references a novel with a character named Bishop Votaillo, with cryptic notes about a legal or social dispute over the name and its meaning.
Noyd, secretary of the Hawaii Promotion Committee, returned from San Francisco with updates on plans to add Hawaii to tourism routes. The effort targets 30,000 to 40,000 travelers via Knights Templars and other channels, but logistical limits and steamship crowding hinder aggressive fare reductions and organized excursions. Despite challenges, the campaign seeks Cook’s interest in Hawaii as a prime tourist objective and reports that Cook’s western representative will review the proposals.
Hawaii and Ma nui will be included in a promotional sale advertising across New York Chicago Philadelphia Hoxton and San Francisco. Cooke will place the party rate of $110 round trip at all their offices for distribution and the Hawaii Promotion Committee will continue work as summer efforts shift.
In Kakako police court a liquor seller without a license needs $200 and costs. Me wan arrested by Detective McDuite. Pak Chu and Kapao were fined $10 with costs for larceny in the second degree involving a box of coal. The cases of M Vierra, John Gouveiu, Philip Noone, Lisle Nuoe, An Hong, and Ah Yet were continued on various charges including selling liquor without a license profanity assault gambling.
William Mewermott a sailor filed libel in Federal Court against wagers. The case with Thompson and Clemons as attorneys did not settle out of court and was continued. Later, property owners in Kaimuki, Paauilo and Walalae were urged to meet at Merchants Association rooms to organize for improvements of the Waianae district.
Local agent Cote Tat H Hackland expects the Meamehip Copte to reach by afternoon from San Francisco. Passengers include Edward CuNet a notable artist to obtain war scenes for Eastern Journal, Count H de Montalgt, George K Newsom to staff the Philippines bureau, and C D Clarke with Chicago associates. Keating family news reports Robert and James Keating returning from Dakota County with evidence of kinship to William Keating who died in Honolulu leading to estate actions.
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