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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1904
Page
4
A chaotic clipping reports campaigns by prominent local figures and a Republican slate, with hints of opposition to Long Brown and hints of leadership roles for Hrewa and Lene. The piece implies editorial alignment against the Carter administration and its supporters in the Fourth District race.
Fragmentary OCR of political district races lists names: Lane Harris Long Quinn Andrade Lilikalani Aylett and references to fifth district candidates. Mentions coronation, water, Greenor Carrier, and Admiral Boolrich. Text is jumbled with nonsensical phrases and incomplete names, offering no coherent report of events or outcomes.
Fragmented text shows teket effort faltering in the Fifth District as hopefuls struggle to find unity while members rally in spirit. The content hints at morale issues and ongoing efforts to assemble capable leadership amid a lengthy, unresolved process.
A critical editorial argues many Republicans seek no party principle, urging readers to reject endorsements of Republican tickets in the Fourth District and Democratic tickets in the Fifth. It predicts a Home Rule victory in the Sixth and urges citizens to support sound business and civic interests over partisan campaigns. It also notes a forthcoming life-and-work sketch of John B. Musick in the Bulletin.
The passage lauds Ausela as representative of Favile amid citizens of the country burning Collow eltixens. It credits Thowtahe Yet Muwsta of the Powers of earth as key in considering events that led to Leroy's throne and a coronation relief, highlighting political tensions and legitimacy debates.
A cryptic line discusses republicanism and Brown's Independent, indicating debate over alignment with Republican goals and reform. The garbled text obscures clear facts, leaving only the sense of political positioning and calls for consolidation around party ideals.
A contorted courtroom scene shows jurors demanding relief after an extended wait. Juror complaints cite wasted time and repeated objections as attorneys delay proceedings. Court plans to proceed with the next phase despite concerns raised by twelve jurors.
A turbulent report describes Fujiyama accusing a thief, Kamaha, Hamada, and Kiama involved in a bathhouse crime spree. A judge sentences Kamaha and Hamada faces renewed charges after police uncover further improprieties. A Portuguese youth, Antonio, is charged with vagrancy following a night at a photosupply shop.
In a local court, a suspect in a case tying to a Hawaiian woman and a sale of false goods faced a confusing arraignment. Judge Lindely delivered stern sentences for others involved in an at sea incident and a liquor club altercation. Several charges were dismissed or postponed as the court cleared the docket.
Police say Freitas and Kellan, linked to a recent string of burglaries, confessed to entering the Owens town home and other targets. Investigators believe they may belong to a organized gang active over several years, with Kellan recently released from a multi year sentence.
Readable portions show a sale of straw hats with discounts across styles for children and ladies. Prices drop from higher tags to lower ones, including white straw hats and duck hats, with reductions listed in scattered figures and brand names.
Kalavokalani and Delomate Kubla return from Hawaii to New York claim Notley wit will gain votes on that issue and deny Rubio pulling support. He accuses Kahlo and allies of misrepresentation about Kahlo’s actions in Congress and Hawaii. The article details campaign tactics, funding claims, and party loyalties amid a heated battle over Hawaiian affairs and Rubio’s political moves.
Weather data show morning temperatures around 74 before noon, rising to 84 at noon with a 73 degree minimum overnight. Barometer at 40.01 and humidity near 66 dew point, wind speeds up to 12 mph varying from N to E. Rainfall for the last 24 hours unclear. wind growth totals 160 million unspecified.
The judge presided thinly in Franglow's trial as M. F. Pragea faces sale of property without consent. J. J. Dunne moves to strike H. W. Flint testimony as police method tainted and argues public policy bars such evidence. After 1 a.m. the case resumes with Dunne consenting to a retrial on grounds related to the violator’s punishment in the proceedings.
Captain Weisharth prepares an expedition to Palmyra Island to assess potential profits. He intends to evaluate guano, pearls, coconuts, and ironwood as resources. The Lavinia is to depart soon, with an expected two month absence to survey possibilities and report on viability.
A delegation led by H. E. Cooper, Grand Master of Scotland, sails aboard the Claudine to install a new Masonic lodge on Maui. The charter membership is planned at over twenty five, reviving the island’s lodge presence after previous loss. The ship Lavinia carries Captain Welsbarth, his son, and two Japanese sailors. Captain Welsbarth awaits later this afternoon to present papers.
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