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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
4
A charged political flashpoint unfolds as Ninth Precinct backs a Senate hopeful and derides the Fourth District. The piece attacks party manipulation, primaries, and editorial stances as it questions integrity and representation amid looming campaigns and Carter administration tensions.
Fragmentary political squib cites Fifth District members and a push to limit Republican focus to business. Mentions Ttaltan immigrants and tension over foreign influence, with Petersburg and Russia, Japan, and newsmen as context for wartime shifts and party strategy.
A harsh political broadside targets Thurston's organ and the Fifth District Republican delegates. It criticizes the primary process, accuses the party press of hypocrisy, and questions the handling of nominations led by figures like Governor Carter and Jim Shaw, framing the scene as heated intra party maneuvering and commentary on democracy.
A fragment from a provincial era reflection critiques federal expenditures and wartime era defense and administration spending. It questions the value of awakening advertisers and followers while noting the United States allocates and returns funds across navy army agriculture interior foreign affairs and pension programs, seeking broader understanding of national budget flows.
EA Fraser of Hilo Hawaii argues against the Advertiser stance urging retention of federal revenues from port duties. He questions sugar ration remittances and the broader protectionist policy, asserting lasting local economic impact and warning against provincial dreams.
A resident of South Kohala reports serious accusations against Kawathar school head, alleging poor English, unsanitary and abusive duties for pupils, denial of toilet access, and use of a prayer meeting for church interests. Parents fear retaliation due to the head being a policeman and have sent children to other schools, urging more competent teachers from the Normal School in Honolulu.
The case concerns Genean a seaman aboard the U S Wheeling who fired a bullet at Harris at the Pantheon Saloon on Hotel Street Harris died from the wound The motive tied to a quarrel with shipmate Amon Kinnard Genean entered with a drawn gun in a pursuit of Amon
The document outlines indictments including Fujimoto for burglary first degree and J Horigeo with Tom Larkin for burglary second degree. It notes bystanders attempting to seize a pistol that discharged fatally some days later amid testimony before the Grand Jury. The panel finished land work and planned to adjourn to October, with a justice to revisit the cases.
A Democratic gathering on King Street discussed Crawford’s failure to secure nomination and the push within the party for leadership. The Plant orm Association held its quarterly meeting with a mix of attendees, noting internal debate and future steps.
Sale of straw hats now on at large discount. Ladies and children’s hats reduced from 26 to 0 and from 38 to 0. White duck hats and felt items cut to lower prices. Promotions include girls hats, sailor styles, and balloon hats with price drops across items.
High Sheriff Brown cites a report from Sheriff Coney of Kauai detailing a mob assault on a Japanese man at Kilauea. The mob surrounded the house, demanding surrender, fired on the man, and wrecked his horse and belongings. Tanaka escaped to the government road with injuries. arrests have not yet been made. An American schooner James Taft is arriving with a cargo of sulphur after passing Japanese war boats.
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