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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1904
Page
4
Long range dispute over hospital funding shifts blame to Territory revenue and government responsibility. Pinkham clashes with Governor Cartar as hospitals face cuts and external subsidies, while local residents question tax support and service priorities amid broader political stalemate.
Governor Carter and others seek $400 000 for a new Hanoi Court House and related facilities. Citizens demand better roads from Anabola to Hanalei, a dam for Waimea river, and an embankment site at Waimea. A primary election law is urged by party leaders to reform the system.
In a disrupted scene the Czarevitch ships are ordered by the local German government to surrender their flag amid wartime tension. Captains Trippet and Pragoed oversaw crew as weapons were seized and repairs begun. authorities warned destroyers to remain at anchor while decisions on further actions unfold.
The Kaulai Road Board discusses proposals for a new road from Kalihi to Hanalei and around the coast, weighing a direct route versus reusing the old lower pond alignment. Engineer Chas Hi Reveten surveys both options. a survey for Innetel to Hanalei is ordered, with cost considerations and potential contraband risk aboard Pacific Mail ships in the debate.
The Evening Bulletin advertises content about contraband and related matters on page 6 with a price of 76 cents per month.
A garbled OCR row mentions legal notices and tenders for judgments building permits and real estate transactions from Washington Star and Evening Bulletin style columns. It references Sunday and weekly bulletins with summarized pages and monthly price, suggesting a compilation of notices and legal items.
A New York woman's story is used to promote Hartman’s Life Bottle. The narrative claims severe fatigue and nervous exhaustion due to social pressures. It advises reading The Life of Life and seeking Dr. Hartman’s advice at Columbus Ohio. Retail distribution is noted by Howson Smith & Co in Honolulu.
Tomorrow night the town will attend a charity performance at the Opera House to benefit the Hawaii Yacht Club. Reporters note an entertaining program with elaborate stage settings and a promising cast, predicting a crowded, memorable evening.
Aug 16 St Petersburg Russia states it does not seek or expect power to act against Japan in the incident. Government has presented facts to Japan and China and warns retaliation could follow if diplomacy fails. Russia reports loss of the torpedo boat destroyer Ryu. China and Japanese neutrality issues stir Chinese officials toward sympathy for Japan.
Aug de THomae reports on an ambitious working model of a seaworthy tube ship by Taylor, a 27 year old Cornell and Union Iron Works alumnus. The craft features three propellers inside a long tube with a gas engine, aiming to push 1000 rpm and create higher water speed.
New York reports a tense scene in Democratic party maneuvering as Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, seeks to resolve rifts with Senator McCarren and press Parker’s nomination. Sheehan agrees to talks at the Mutual Life building with Ryan noting the dispute over chairmanship and party immunity.
Washington Aug 4 The Navy will accept the battleship Ohio after speed tests near 18 knots though the official figures show slightly below. Union Iron Works must deduct 15 500 from the contract price as the ship failed to meet 18 knots in the trial. Government policy on bonuses for higher contract speeds is noted as possibly needing revision. The Ohio is a sister ship to the Maine and Missouri, with the Maine having required allowances to reach contract speed. The report ends with a stray humorous exchange about onions and hamburgers.
The notice advertises a sale of fine silks at 256 with emphasis on special pricing and limited stock. It notes a shop event and invites customers to attend, mentioning a location associated with the address and period.
Storied naval engagement near Chefoo as Retvizan fights to stay afloat yet is crippled by shellfire. Survivors describe heavy losses on both sides with a sailor's severed hand offered to prayer, while Canveriteh ships race away under fire.
The entertainment committee of the Osha Polo Club announces a polo dance at the Moana House on Monday evening. A kta dinner is served at five o clock, with dancing to follow in the large dining hall. Public admission is invited and polo friends are welcome.
A compact note references a weekly edition titled the Bulletin and mentions a single unit or issue described as one year. The fragment implies a publication cycle and a unit count without detailing content, dates, or names.
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