23 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
1
San Francisco reports higher beet prices amid a rising market as analysts note strong demand and supply shifts. Trade figures show upbeat sentiment, with growers predicting sustained gains into next quarter and potential price stability.
A letter from Interisland Steam Navigation Company president James A Kennedy dated Honolulu September 22 1904 states the firm will not obstruct Frank Harvey from running for either the Senate or the House of Representatives provided his party nominates him. Kennedy notes prior conversations and that employee views do not bind company action.
Manuka reports a calm voyage with stopovers at Vancouver and Victoria before reaching Honolulu on Sept. 25. Passenger Ingalls, customs official, surprised friends by bringing back his bride, Mrs. Ingalls nee Barber, a former local violinist and teacher. The ship Mtubemstein docked at Bishop Street terminal about 1:20 p.m. as cargo and passengers disembarked.
Kohala Ditch Company wins right of way for the Kohala branch with papers attached for signing in Hawaii. Directors of Kohala Sugar Company report agreement to grant the site free of cost for two miles. Work to begin at once under Engineer O Shaughery with preliminary tasks and future contracts to follow.
Honolulu commandery representatives Chas Hall T J King and RG Wallace return from the twenty ninth Triennial Conclave of the Knights Templar in San Francisco with a large Hawaiian delegation. They describe grand receptions, vast processions of over 10 000 uniformed men, lavish entertainments, and plans for headquarters. lists of attendees from Canada and colonies follow. The article notes the canine population of Ireland nearing half a million as a contrasting local item.
An advertisement invites women to call Main 227 to arrange in home facial massage sessions by a skilled operator, routed through Gilent Barber Shop.
The Hayasuda murder trial stalls as Japanese defendants face a difficult jury pool. Jurors resist serving and several express harsh views, with some excused after scrutiny. The court cites hardship and notes ongoing attempts to secure a dozen trial jurors for a multi day proceeding.
Captain Niblack reports the Iroquois arrived from Midway Island after rough seas. Eight laborers fell ill amid construction of the cable company's compound on Midway, delaying completion into next January. No sign of bleeding catchers or ringers found by revenue agents.
Captain Berger of the Tweritorial band reports that during morning practice a group of Hawaiians entered Millet Street garden and urged the musicians to sign a petition endorsing Cecil Brown for Senator and to vote for him. Berger refused and warned his band not to sign. The intruder threatened retaliation once the Legislature convenes.
Wireless menages received at the Capitol indicate Governor Carter departs Mawt in the steamer Liketike on Monday evening, heading to Honolulu Tuesday morning. Secretary Auldano and Land Commissioner Pratt report in tomorrow's Kinau.
Waxon UWshop, a Republican nominee for Senator, filed nomination papers with the Territorial Secretary accompanied by 688. Jorge Robinson, on motion of R D Meuil, orders W M Minton to appraise property for the inheritance case outstanding dues.
The Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of Bi. Andrew's Cathedral will hold its regular monthly meeting for the fall in the Sunday School rooms on Monday September 26 at 2 30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as important plans are to be discussed.
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