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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1904
Page
4
Transcribed testimony recounts how the sheriff allegedly used coercive methods to extract confessions from suspects. Key witnesses describe a hall scene where alleged pressure, threats, and physical holds were applied while police sought statements. The trial case foregrounds the legality of the sheriff’s interrogation practices and attorney objections to coerced evidence.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a planned meeting or agreement involving federal authorities and a group or region. It mentions combining diets, evaluative steps, and interim actions, with emphasis on a favorable stance and coordination at higher authorities. Specific names and locations are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented call directs readers to vote for those who will secure representation in Loulaianre. It warns nonvoters should refrain from complaint, noting final selections are needed to influence outcomes.
A fragmented account argues for using wartime policy to advance territorial education. It favors Roosevelt’s influence, hints at political maneuvering, and suggests Puerto Rico and Hawaii as testbeds for teaching reforms, with army supported transportation and local clerical roles.
The Governor urges federal aid and Hawaii legislators support for harbor improvements. Key items include the Ho Aolahi harbor and Milo harbor breakwater construction, framed as nationally significant yet vital to Hawaii’s internal development and port access. Public interest centers on aligning national and territorial goals to advance commerce.
A letter from Mun EV Maxton of Dudley Mountain Hull describes relief from fibroid symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The author claims swelling pain and flow diminished and urges others with tumors or female troubles to try the remedy. A second letter from Mrs KW Hayes of Shelverton Mass endorses the treatment and reports full recovery.
A tangled report traces a mysterious figure linked to American diplomacy, European power games, and a planned treaty handoff. It notes Loomis denial, a King Menelik angle, and a late Ottoman era terrorist plot, with police probing motives and accomplices amid fortress talks and a controversial disappearance.
The case centers on Naone and Wade involving ticket sales for 150 and 60 in commissions. The judge considers Wade a key witness and orders a continuation to secure further testimony from an unlocated witness, Cahould, while noting conflicting statements and pending evidence.
Carlo Juan Pollo, a Porto Rican, was arrested ten days after a robbery near King Street by Deputy Shortt Fernandes at Pearl City. Police had been pursuing him for days, recovering robbed personal effects and reporting the incident in custody.
Fragments show a speaker praising Hawaii public schools and recalling education in Waihee Waiuka Kamehameha and Normal Schools. He reflects on English learning, asks about literacy, and comments on the territory’s literature and future guidance for youths.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co cable from Pollitz & Co Ban Frandees indicates sugar stock activity in Hawaii. Unclear text mentions Honekaa Be Mr Dooley offering opinions on duties of the Vice Press and Saturday bulletin.
Doric rugs arrived from the Orient just in time for a strong final week of the rug sale. A liberal discount applies to the new and existing stock. Shop for four floors of new patterns including blue and white Japanese cotton rugs, Chinese twisted matting, plain mats, and other good kinds.
Madison newspaper reports Lieutenant Guilford Garber died by his own hand in Madison on July 4. Family letters described his buoyant, confident tone prior to death. Remains were shipped for burial. body not embalmed. interment held after transfer was blocked by circumstances.
Report on a Territorial Democratic convention listing delegates per precinct rules, with precinct tallies and nominations across Fourth District’s provinces. Names include W. P. Erving, M. Watson, J. D. Holt, H. S. Swinton, and others. The piece notes contested claims for Iaukea delegates and mentions officials Taukensteingaton and Tau checking delays. The Purvis family travels to the islands and the Ontario Purvis family liaison is noted.
In Honolulu and nearby areas, Renton of Kwa plantation near Honolulu now resides at his former home. Mrs Renton, daughter of the late James H and Mrs Soyronia Lewis, recounts a day at May Wadabo where she frequently heard of him through his association with prominent island families. She says his appearance and conduct gave no hint of drinking and she does not believe such rumors.
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