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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads like a bulletin noting annual rates and postpaid items across the United States. Mentions an inventor, an attorney general in Hawaii, and various population references, with unclear sequencing and scrambled phrases.
Fragmented 1910s style editorial text discusses German Empire, Dominion of Catala and New Zealand Australia, colonial power, socialism, taxation, and Hawaii political forecasts. Mentions Port a Thur, Hawaii, Japan, and sugar prospects. Notes Parker and political campaigns and the broad theme of imperial and territorial ideas.
A fragmented discussion questions the cost of government and per capita expenditures. It cites Congress appropriations and public sentiment on how much citizens should bear. The piece references a table of official figures comparing per capita costs across nations, including New Zealand and Australia.
A garbled report details a major move involving Manchuria and the Pacific Steamship Company. It mentions a withdrawal of a safety or defense line and a rearrangement of ships via San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Yokohama, affecting the schedule of a key vessel and implying broader geopolitical tension in the region.
The document references a complaint dated 28 Law alleging irregularities in the Parker name‑ment project. It mentions alleged acts of cheating, deposits, and other irregularities linked to A. We Carter and colleagues. A spokesperson cites ongoing efforts to gather witnesses and corroborating evidence.
Fragmented report discusses sanitation complaints in Honolulu, including inspectors, rodent control, and inquiries. Mentions sanitary officials, appointment talks with the Surgeon General, and efforts to audit city facilities. Also advertises camera gear and travel tips in the issue.
Engineers from Haektold Co. unveil a novel duplex vacuum pump built by Howettle Trop Werke Co. at Honolua Works aimed to boost sugar plant capacity. The unit, designed by Vir Lore, increases evaporation efficiency, reduces fuel use, and promises lower operating costs with higher vacuum to 20 inches.
A Honolulu style Torrens title examination reveals faults in the Mand property on Young Street near Thomas Square. Lyle A. Dickey notes defects from a lapse of time and unclear ownership, with Wyllie and Montgomery and several executors involved in the conveyance and proceeds.
The Coast Seamen's Journal reports a new steamship route linking the Coast with the Orient. Allan Steamship Company will operate Pacific services in conjunction with Grand Trunk Pacific, with ports in Japan and China and onward to Australia.
Amid confusing testimony a maritime accident is described with claims of 860 000 damage to the Olymple and injuries to a husband and wife. Witnesses refer to marital status, causes of death, and medical condition before and after the incident as Dr Wool weighs in on the victim’s head injury.
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