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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
6
A list of new assignments and transfers in the Hawaii Board of Education appears. Several teachers move between schools and positions including principals and assistants, with replacements noted for multiple campuses and departments.
Article discusses American policy and diplomacy in wartime, praising the cautious approach of Washington State Department officials. It highlights debates over protecting American trade and responding to Allied and Russian concerns, noting remarks by Henry L. Hay and references to international law and wartime measures.
The article details gatherings and social events including a large Moana Copel party, a private wedding at Livingston’s, and dances at the Alexander Young Hotel. It notes prominent attendees like Col Joseph B. Girard and Mrs Louise Girard, plus names of guests and hosts, with vivid descriptions of decor and menus. Also covered are naval arrivals, social aims of residents, and upcoming theater rehearsals and operatic plans featuring local personalities and performers.
A heavily garbled ad for Miller's restaurant promotes an enlarged cafe space on Hotel Avenue with seating for dine in. It touts roast beef mutton and stews, salads and fruit, homemade pastry and bread, plus late dinner hours. The piece mentions open hours and a social ambiance with a long list of offerings and prices, though many details are difficult to parse.
Thursday evening at te Moana was a lively civic affair with judged guests and a governor’s party. The event concluded amid mourning as General Kellner died after a combat injury near midday on July 31. crowds gathered at the harbor and a railway carriage bearing his body was decked with evergreens in tribute to the fallen commander.
A terse official notice from the Official Morning dispatches indicates new port regulations. Foreign vessels must submit to search by port authorities before entering. Noncompliant ships will be warned away from approaches to the harbor.
Entries recorded from 10:30 am involve multiple grantors and lenders across a complex title chain. Names and places appear garbled, but the notice indicates real estate actions including a mortgage or deed recording and associated fees.
A vivid account of Washington directing American forces as Hessian and British troops attack Trenton. The narrative follows the storming of bridges, the collapse of enemy lines, and Washington’s daring stand atop a hill to direct artillery and infantry. The action culminates in a rapid American counterattack capturing the enemy battery. (Continued Monday.)
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