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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1905
Page
4
Readable portions show an octogenarian style Hawaiian island weekly circulation audit. It lists dates around April and mentions daily circulation figures and a combined weekly delivery count for island papers. Names and dates are partially garbled but reference to a printing house and notarial attestation appear.
The Evening Bulletin asserts its pledge to fair practice and open operations claiming its annual sworn statement of circulation and commitment to legitimate competition. It credits broader reach in Hawaii and defends against rivals by emphasizing honesty and transparency in business dealings.
A harsh rebuke delivered by Rev W M Kincaid pastor of Central Union Church on Sunday evening aimed at the Darlablenore party for a grave attack. The pastor spoke with earnest Christian zeal, not jest, to discredit the opposition.
Safety in investments to our first consideration. We obtain interest consistent with absolute security. All our contracts are guaranteed. Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association Judd Building Honolulu Quarenice Capital 8 200,000.00 Paicin Capital 1 300,000.00 Henry Elpogock.
The readable fragments mention a June or January timetable, references to medical or scientific themes, and scattered proper nouns like Europe and America. The garbled text implies a long, complex article with multiple names, places, and dates, but specifics are largely obscured.
An article reports on a contested revision of a franchising agreement tied to utilities. It notes the governor and superintendent’s push for changes and a stance against penalizing the company, while opponents seek stricter terms and penalties. The piece mentions regulatory actions and the potential removal of jokers from the process.
Marines will conduct extended target practice at the Lettehia range over the coming months. Tomorrow a detachment from the Harrtacks unit and from the cruiser Bowton will depart for the ranch camp, led by Lieutenant Arlee of the Royal Marine Brigade.
The court orders a retrial after verdict set aside in a fire insurance dispute. Plaintiffs seek to reopen evidence on the value of burned buildings and their loss, while defendants argue the policy terms and prior evidence. The owners of the burned structures may pursue recovery under the policy as allowed by law.
April meeting of Young Men s Republicas Club chairmen discussed county campaign plans and reported on promoting public discussion. They decided to contact the central committee chair in Honolulu for instructions as the campaign moves forward.
A Honolulu House session debates amendments to the Rapid Transit and Standard Telephone Company franchise. Senators push investigation prompts on franchising profits while House agrees to Senate telephony amendments and defers certain bills amid committee activity.
The Haleiwa trophy golf event faced strong winds and erratic greens, with A B Mahauin placing 11th amid a crowded field. The report also covers contentious land leasing issues, including cancellations of two Hawaiian leases for noncompliance and debate over rate terms and long term tenancy amid official reviews.
An elderly man named Maui was found dead early today at Wood’s place Walkurt road near King street. Police say postmortem results pending while inquest slated for tomorrow afternoon. Authorities consider heart disease and extreme old age as likely factors.
Honolulu hosts its Congress of Song early next month with a two day program. The May Bth Friday evening event at The Qopyora House features choruses from Kamehameha and other schools, plus a soloist from the mainland. Monday afternoon a 4 o'clock open air concert at Boys Field on Liliha Street showcases choirs from Kanuhumany Kalulani and Royal School competing for a bandscane trophy, with Derger's band accompanying. Admission is ten cents for admirers, with ten cents for seats and five more for chairs. The event aims to celebrate Honolulu's children's singing and cultural life.
A Maui court hears the Makino and Takita kidnapping case involving a Japanese girl under ten. District Magistrate McKay has continued the matter to next week as prosecutors and witnesses, including staff from Walluka, testify. The case follows a marriage ceremony and a subsequent removal of the child by the girl’s mother’s supporters.
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