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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
8
An advertising piece promotes the Pneumatic golf ball as best for approaching and putting, claiming it combines lively distance with controllable behavior on greens. It asserts other rubber cores sacrifice accuracy for distance and touts a sale of 45.00 per dozen with factory fresh stock.
In Federal Court this morning grand and petit jurors were drawn for the upcoming session. Twenty three grand jurors are listed along with numerous petit jurors including Arthur Johnstone who cannot serve due to existing duties as a territorial jury, and attorney Fred Wandenlers who will likely be excused.
The Signal Corps of the National Church of Hawaii will manage race reporting under Lieut. T. P. Cummins with Captain Thompson and others. A signal man will be on the Judges' stand to relay results to Myrtle and Hewlant boat houses.
A weather bulletin lists morning temperatures and humidity levels with absolute and relative humidity. It notes wind speeds and directions at various times including noon, and records rainfall total for the 24 hours ending at noon. Section Director Ashley from the Weather Bureau signs the report.
Report notes a scheme backed by The American Trading Company to create a stemmehip line connecting San Francisco with Yokohama Manila and Singapore via Honolulu Pinehoamere and other ports. Movements point to a wealthy brewer of Ante Australia and a potential route through Hergkebe.
The article recounts the Hawaiian delegate’s grand reception in Atlantic City with Imperial Parades, banquets, and receptions by Shriners. It notes thousands of visitors, elaborate decorations, and praise for hospitality by Shriners and locals, plus a dramatic return journey via Altoona to Chicago. It also mentions Dr Grossman attending the Fourth International Dental Congress and education standards for dentistry.
MAGO HERZEK and JAMES D. DOUGHERTY direct a benet at the Hawaiian Opera House to aid the Myrtle oat Club. Reserved seats are available at Wall Nichols for the event.
Shipping notices show arrivals and departures on September 14 15 with times 6 56 am 1 20 am and 7 40 am. Vessels include Stor Maul Henney Hawalt rue Bune Nilhau Thompson Kaual ports Behr Woodbury Harris Whraing Bierra Houdtette and Orion. Ports mentioned include Ban Francis Kaual Maul Molokil Colonia and Orion region.
Passengers arrive from Maui and Molokai ports aboard the Likelike in a ceremony led by officials including Hon. D Kalaiokalani and Judge Kahaue hio. Names recorded include Albert Hor ner Sam McCorrinton Oscar McCory ristow Aline Carrie Du Mine Mary Donn Chas Notley and wife J Poeper J Kir mala D H Kahaulelio and other local figures.
Territory vs Fukuda follows as Fukuda charged with receiving stolen goods. Filaro testified about how he and others looted Pacheco’s goods and delivered them to Hoxol. The defense pressed questions, noting youths involved and readied defendants as witnesses.
Twenty ninth series of stock in the Pioneer Building and Loan Association to be offered in July 2004 with a par value per share and monthly dues of one dollar. Secretary A.V. Gwar at 123 King Street can provide details. Also mentions Mr Dooley and Mr Simple in Saturday's Bulletin.
A series of petty burglaries in Punahou district servants quarters were reported to police. A Japanese maid was entered in morning theft of a silver watch and dollar coin, then last night another servant’s room on Makiki Street was broken into and a trunk with kimonos and other items carried away along with some money. Police are investigating.
Notice under the Republican Party rules fixes Friday September 16 at 7 30 p m at Um and Progress Hall Honolavo for the next District Convention Delegates elected are urged to assemble to nominate candidates for the Senate and House of Representatives and to transact other business The District Committee Lorrin Andrew Od P Thielen Chairman Secretary Honolulu September 14 1904
A garbled program lists regatta events including steamer boat races with Kinau and Wilder crews, canoe and shareboat contests, and expected main races. Names like Milo Frank Lubeck Kalama and Hiram appear amid scattered entries and uncertain spellings.
An advertisement declares LATOILA has done for others and will do for you, offering a refreshing fragrant antiseptic cleanse. It promises satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, with distributors listed in Honolulu and Hebron, Hollister, and Hor maculo drug entities.
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