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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1904
Page
4
The article mixes subscription notices, wartime geopolitics, and Democratic canvassing. It references King Kalākaua era reflections, U S tariff talk, Russia and Korea skirmishes, and Democratic and Republican party maneuvers with mentions of Roosevelt, Parker, and Tammany. It notes labor unrest and canal era tensions shaping public discourse and Hawaii’s political climate.
A compact bulletin summarizes local business notices including building permits sales of components and real estate transactions. It notes pricing for Evening Bulletin at 75 cents monthly and Weekly Bulletin at 1 dollar 50 per year.
The steamship Alameda docked at the Quedule Wharf in San Francisco at about 7:45 AM after a voyage from Ventura and Coro Nada sighted yesterday. She carried sixteen cabin passengers including Card HL Well and John Cherry, while freight totaled 1150 tons and 186 bags of mail.
Writs questioned as fraudulent and misled by a magistrate. Affidavits claim Kaplotani Estate harassed Alu without grounds. Judge Ty Bolt to hear motion recusal. Kona mill seized March 28 as Kaplotani Futat moves on restitution case seeking $22,000 with execution pending unless deposit made.
On Friday April 16 1904 a bond not less than double the judgment with sureties approved by the Court was set to cover prosecution of the exceptions and payment of the judgment as may be rendered by the Supreme Court. The Court later, upon defendant's division, issued an order allowing the defendant to appeal. Kinney McClanatan Cooper and S H Derby represented the plaintiff Cathcart Milverton for the defense.
Fragmented text references Governor Carter handling a matter with Keparkal and Kalin Bensture Judge selection. Mentions diplomatic work and a bulletin listing building permits and real estate. Ends with a stray note about the Japanese navy.
Governor Carter receives Kuhio's cable from Delegate Kuhio via Judge Kalun of Main, asking Kepoikal to succeed Kali. Provident may act promptly with Cabinet Day in Washington, and a cable update is expected this afternoon.
S Stephenson discusses diet experiments since 1808 at Stanford University and plans for nature colonies in Samoa and the tropics. He outlines three degrees of abstinence, travel to Yahi and Central America, and aims to found colonies with land concessions while lecturing and funding studies. General Kuropatkin reports Japanese actions near Port Arthur with engagement details and casualties. Missouri Fraternal Congress day at the World's Fair set for September 26.
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