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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1904
Page
5
The article argues several key points for purchasing the 9 Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator. It highlights its ease of cleaning, compact design, energy efficiency, and reliable performance. Additional notes cover its long-term cost savings and suitability for small kitchens.
A reader warns against cheap printing and poor paint jobs then lists five reliable paint types. Pure Prepared Paint Rubber Cement Floor Paint Barn and Roof Paint Climax Carriage Colors Durable Wagon and Implement Paint.
Land sale notice describes a mountain section of Ili Kalewakioe containing about hd acres from above Lunalilo Home to Tantalus peak and to Manoa valley. Government Tantalus Road winds through for three miles offering access to mountain homes with water supply and timbered upper areas and several existing houses and gardens.
United States District Judge B. Th Dole will open the session tomorrow morning and hand down three decisions of great importance. The cases include Army vs Cotten Brothers over a house loan rule, Levalle vs Inter-Island Steam Navigation for $50,000 damages from alleged breach of contract, and Le Mee vs Kansky contested adjudication. Judge Dole will also empanel grand jurors and jury pools for the next term, with several new citizens to be examined, and a petition in bankruptcy by Frederick Crom scheduled for hearing.
In the Valied Chinese Society hall a Chinese American meeting debated campaign endorsements for legislative office with candidates Kwai Fong Crawford Fon Min Heen Ken. They planned conferring with Republican leaders about fields on the Fifth District ticket while urging Wally’s support. A second topic covered Federal treatment of Chinese Americans including citizenship checks and proposed petitions to authorities for reform.
Treasurer Campbell outlines a possible one million dollar loan and public works plan for a territorial town. He says the town will be floated within a couple of months before the next Legislature, depending on final figures and funding needs.
Kauai traveler Prince L Tople returns from a U S trip and says the Democratic National Convention in St Louis was the most interesting event he encountered, noting his good seat in the gallery and sessions attended. He praises Bryan as a manipulator and calls the convention a major wire puller.
In St Louis Judge John H. Rogers upheld Io Won Tong, a Chinese national who entered as a merchant and later worked as a laborer, allowing him to temporarily remain despite a pending deportation. The decision marks a significant ruling on changes of occupation by Chinese arrivals and government deportation limits under the Chinese exclusion laws.
The Flying Jordans will arrive in Honolulu by the Alameda next September 23 to play in the city for a week. A letter from J. C. Cohen received this morning confirms the arrival. The team is well known locally and introduces a new feature called loopin ye the top.
The opening of pheasant, plover, and duck seasons prompts sportsmen to place orders for shotguns. Hunters from Dann and Fred Church head to the gulchow back Walatia, with a large group expected to descend tomorrow. Cur law reports plentiful game this year as Islands test Cromm the manufacure of our ter eerama Hart Co bid Thewlite.
A jumble of items lists wants and notices from Honolulu including sales ads, tenders, and public notices. Mentions Paul Jones, Kinney, and various local entities with scattered details on auctions, property, and upcoming hearings. The page blends classified requests, legal actions, and storefront promotions with brief society notes.
The report lists hourly temperatures from 6 a m to noon with readings 73 at 8 am 78 at 10 am and 81 as the main minimum. It notes barometer at 4 am and absolute humidity at 67 724 grains per cubic foot with relative humidity 69 percent dew point 61. Wind velocities range 2 to 5 and directions vary across times. Rainfall for the 24 hours shows 14 inches. Alex McAberley section Director U S Weather Bureau.
The Superintendent of Public Works Hal loway noted workers are now active in Kruma Square park, following extensive tree felling. Further progress hinges on completing the crbing, which is not being pushed rapidly. Rent cards are on sale at The Bub atin office.
Descriptions of Kuropatkin retiring after a rear guard action to slow Japanese advances. Reports suggest Russians blown bridges hampering Japanese pursuit as Kur rokatioko retreats westward to threaten the Russian left. Killed Japanese officers include Terauchi and Fukushima with war ministry head ratios. Official force counts and trophies expected in Tokio tomorrow. Night illumination returns to Tokyo with lantern processions as news spreads.
An amateur and professional cast will perform the operatic piece said to be the most successful wherever staged. The Myrtle Boat Club benefit, under Mesire Horeor and Dougherty, features many named ladies and gentlemen from the community aiding the undertaking through rehearsals and support.
The Mikahala arrived from Kauai ports with bags, barrels, wine casks, bran, tamarind, bundles, and miscellaneous freight. Purser Wright notes the Nocan was unloading at Anahola and the channel with light northeast winds. The micamer Nithay arrived from Kav al port with no passengers or freight.
Fragmentary report from the Honolulu Stock Exchange shows bonds or shares with figures like 5b per 21.6 and a transaction involving Brewer & Co and a partner firm. The readable portion lacks full names, dates, or formal details.
Reports from diplomatic quarters indicate no immediate end to the war as Japanese victories at Liaoyang affect discussions. Russia resists mediation for now, insisting on military prestige before any settlement, while Japan hints at negotiations if Russia agrees.
Rev J W Wadman arrives in the Mere as interim pastor of the Methodist church with his daughter. He will guide work among Japanese and Korean communities until a permanent pastor arrives from Yokohama where he has served fifteen years. He speaks Japanese and has traveled widely in Japan.
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