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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
2
A bulletin-like page notes the execution of Japanese prisoners and reports on early Manchuria events. It also mentions a planned advance in Korea, plus various commercial notices and local advertisements. The text mixes war dispatches with business items and personal notices.
World reports describe chaos as Russian forces pull back and fires rage across crowded areas. A messenger notes hundreds feared drowned as ships are destroyed to curb Japanese commerce, while pressure mounts on the viceroy in St Petersburg amid deteriorating relations.
A readible fragment argues for congressional inquiry into seamen rights and measures to revive and develop the American merchant marine. It endorses the New York Board of Produce and Transportation, proposes sending resolutions to Hawaiian officials, and cites France's subsidies as a contrast to American limitations.
A garbled program from the Hawaiian Hotel concert lists bands and acts with unclear names and potential typos. The piece mentions Bell, Queen of spring, "Maritana" and other pieces, plus a separate baseball practice schedule noting Ike Hall grounds and dates including Monday through Friday with Elks and Punchon teams and next meeting of umpires.
Listed passengers departed from Nithau on April 2 schooner run to Kauat ports. Names include Hi Hire and Whe A Han neberg BAL Kindaen Laued Kae Mt Clirton Me Mackintosh L Naka nha W Krauss W F Drake Ro HM Chamberlain W AL Kinney and Wo Sheldon.
The Chamber of Commerce committee met with J C Cohen to discuss taking The Staves on tour yesterday afternoon. The panel will report to trustees, aiming to align plans with Mr Cohen and a Republican stance for a Chicago stop after the convention, with touring to eastern venues planned.
Cantor and L A Thireton of the Hoard of Agreriture were named to confer with the Collector of Customs on restricting importation of obnoxious birds and animate into the Territory. The action follows birds recently brought to Hawaii from Australia by W Brighans, curator of the Bishop 3 fut. A' vonferthe WII uly will be held with the britees of Bishop's Munautmn.
Fragmented text suggests a plea for postal aid and medical help with unclear references to payments, cancer cures, and remedies. The piece weaves phrases about postcards, money, health, and a possible call for assistance, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
The article urges thorough eye examinations to combat headaches, noting many are caused by eye strain. It highlights that headaches are treated by proper eye care and sinus checks, underscoring the clinic's commitment to scientific, attentive diagnosis.
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