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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary notes report a Rotertaon rally and support for a political party, mentions figures like Lane and Harris, and references international topics including Britain Russia China and port Arthur. The text is garbled with stray phrases about media, opera, and governance, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary 19th century text cites legislative debate on polling advantages and incorporation efforts. Mentions Republican party stance and candidates in Povish and Wild districts with references to congress and senate races. Factional positions and calls for progress noted in terse, uneasy language.
The Advertiser argues Home Rule loyalty, warns divided support harms the Republican ticket in the Fourth and Fifth districts, urges voters to unite behind Governor Carter and the party platform, and claims no voter should back split allegiances or knife the ticket.
Philadelphia letters describe Democratic tension in Greater New York during a storm of interest centered on party unity. Mentions include Hearst and Bryan, the Parker ticket, and fears of Hearst gaining influence in New York. Commentary suggests the party wary of populist and socialist threats while grappling with internal ambitions and moneyed pressures.
A Newport society scene reports two young women from divorced families mingling in a crowded store and joking about alimony payments. The piece portrays a glamorous, morally charged social set aware of financial dependence, scandal, and early flirtations with forbidden topics.
Page 1 reports Chis and Teaily charged with assault and battery on Sam Kekahin a boy, leading to arrest and a WarFANt. Sam’s mother irate after an attack with a stone. Further notes include a bridge of tenements, a medical health concern for a man named Whollentam and mental strain, and police preparations for Saturday’s update. Also covered are bids at Haynelden contract talks, a schooner purchase, and a burglary case against Robert Kolian. A Honolulu rapid transit denial and a land auction at Kawaihae are mentioned for upcoming actions.
A garbled reminiscence discusses how wealth and social status affect divorce and alimony, warning of moral decline driven by material excess. It frames youth temptations and political power as corrupting forces influencing family and society.
A first person account describes efforts to exterminate mosquitoes around New York in a four year campaign. The narrator details methods used to identify breeding sites from streams to wells, the creation of drains and cemented hoof prints, and ditching salt-meadow pools. He notes mosquitoes gradually disappeared, with occasional reappearances suggesting overlooked habitats.
The Arnold company claims its knit underwear for babies children and women is the finest in the country. Their garments are cut in liberal proportions to avoid binding or loss of shape and outwear rivals. The range includes the Arnold summer weight knit night drawer praised for not requiring constant vigilance to prevent cold for sleeping children.
The report covers North Shore Improvement Association efforts led by Colgate Hoyt and Cravath to reduce Culex mosquitoes through cooperative inspections and breeding-site destruction. It notes limited success, likening extermination to lawn care, and cites Judge Gear's five year hard labor sentence in a Hawaii murder case, plus court rulings on grand jury nomenclature and a schooner Helene voyage with auction of saloon fixtures in San Francisco.
A Japanese national has been charged with burglary in the first degree in connection with a knife attack that left a centenarian dead. Hajimoto pleaded guilty as the territory funds the forthcoming trial for Char Save Jing, with expenses to be borne by the public treasury.
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