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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
4
A large crowd observed a Sham Battle featuring local units and volunteer soldiers under Captain Porter. The event showcased disciplined maneuvers, with Japanese forces testing defenses and Allied detachments countering in staged combat near the park and theatre. The crowd split in support as the action built to a dramatic rampart assault and a concluding ball game between teams Tokko and Mack Mamonde.
Fragmented text discusses Fifth District representation and potential support for a hepatitis wing in a hospital. Mentions candidates John Lane, E Faxon Bishop, Dowsett, Harris, Long, Quinn, Andrade, Lili Kalani, and Aylett. Debated issues include who would accept building responsibilities and likelihood of venue hosting.
The article portrays Aylett as a key Republican ally in the Home Rule faction within Hawaii's Fourth District politics. It notes his past legislative tenure and contrasts his stance with opponents, including figures like Wilcox, Coburn, and Laps, highlighting tensions over party alignment and acceptance of Home Rule.
Freight agent Pony Moree of the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company reports the Nevadan left Seattle yesterday bound for Visport. The ship will depart Tacoma on October 4 and proceed toward its destination, completing the voyage from Nevadato Visport as scheduled.
The Buffalo reached Midway on September 25 after a stormy crossing from Nikoteky. The voyage faced heavy seas and breaking waves. the crew reported good health and no damage to the ship. Nine mechanics returning from Midway joined others heading to Bam Mandeco for cable work with the New York firm Mijiken Brothers.
A court heard a round up case against Porte Khon and others after a police informer was accused by a woman. Nine men faced penalties with sentences ranging from reprimands to one year in prison. The proceedings included denials of indecent acts and testimonies from a witness identifying a police spy.
Proceedings in Jude Gear's Court follow the murder of Balto, a fellow Japanese man, in Walaine last May. A keane stick, claimed as one of the weapons, was shown in court, with a similar cudgel reported as seized.
In Judge Robinson's court Johnson seeks remuneration for legal services advising against returning a shipment from the Orient. He claims Lee Toma & Co avoided paying $14,000 in duty on clears, resulting in a $5,100 payment for his counsel. Attorneys for Johnson are Larrin Au, Arens, and W. BR. Fleming. defense by KR. W. Breekens. Dooley to speak on labor issue in Saturday's Bulletin.
In a gubernatorial proceeding the Walkikt parcel and Fort street lot are handled as compensation for street improvements. Castle aims to bid on the Kalpaupan valley property, with a plan to transfer Fort street land to the Government if his offer reaches a fair value. The outcome depends on bids and valuation as Carter-era actions wind down.
A Governor cites The Merchants Revelation urging Congress to authorize a Monoluht harbor improvement via the Rivers and Harbors Committee. War Secretary action may be blocked. alternative plan to push through a local project with a private citizen’s backing is discussed. Correspondence notes city life and a jab at country living, from Brooklyn Life Evening Bulletin.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Republican workers edition in Maui deriding opponents and urging unity for the duties of the lower house. It praises certain candidates James Shaw and others, laments divided nominees, and warns of a split ballot harming the party’s legislative goals. The piece highlights intra party tensions and calls for disciplined support of the Republican slate.
The Arnold manufacturing firm claims top quality knit underwear for babies children and women with liberal proportions that do not bind or strain the fabric. They advertise their soft porous elastic and healthful material as essential for tender babes and drawing children. The Arnold summer weight knit night drawer is highlighted as a popular garment ensuring a sleeping child remains covered and avoids cold.
A smoker hosted by the Haem Vere of the Local and Rovial Club of the Hot, T&L Co employees at their civic house last evening. Representatives of the engineer and mechanical departments attended. Motorman Way fan welcomed Man tor Michante Wert and Motorman Christelinon back from vacation on the Coast. He urged vigilance and cooperation to prevent friction between employers and workers. Coulter Lay presided. an excellent program of music by Mr M. Patton, Air. Dock, and the McQuire quartet was enjoyed by over 40 attendees. club membership stands at 130.
A violent coastal flood in North Kou district waters overwhelmed Holuntow and Kainatly areas. Rivers rose nine feet above levels, washing away fences and fruit trees, wrecking a road, and forcing residents to evacuate. A steamer voyage watched as rescue boats saved several people and livestock from the torrent.
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