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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1904
Page
4
A terse note references data by quarter and year, applying generally to locations within the United States. It signals time periods and scope without specific names, places, or figures.
Fragmentary excerpt outlines party tension and political discourse about candidates, character, and campaign tactics. It references California voters, legislative framing, and a hotel case in New York with a magistrate, illustrating period political and social concerns.
A lengthy article discusses church leaders and laypeople reacting to酒 saloon culture in New York. It cites reverend Ave Aleman and other clergy, denouncing intoxication and praising temperance work by the Church of Betnai. It notes imperial commentary on neutrality and leadership, and the broader social call for reform.
Continued from page three the article outlines charges against multiple defendants including former clerk of the Howey of Reprezentatives and others linked to the Land Quer and Water Works. It notes a pending Supreme Court decision and describes calendar actions for civil and criminal cases, peremptory continuances, and juror schedules with references to judges and terms.
The letter mix discusses a Wachopper parasite on hemp planters and irrigation concerns in Hawaii. It notes interactions between Delegate Kuhio and the Governor, signaling active federal oversight of Hawaii’s administration and water projects. The Advertiser challenges claims about red worms in Kalnuks Reservoir water and critiques artesian watering contracts and reservoir plans.
Georgia Kalaht, a California lawyer, launches a senatorial campaign asserting he can win with public support over moneyed rivals. He claims a voter revolt against manipulation and pledges loyalty to the Republican party, stressing personal history and self-funded campaigning. He asserts California is prosperous and venerates the Senate as a dignified office.
In a Chey Fir courtroom, 15 year old Mee Choy Yar testified that Ani claimed she was not in Amis home but a slave. The defense argued Ani was from China and had been kept by an older Chinese woman, with further disputes over origin and schooling. Judge Linday ordered further investigation and a remand to gather more evidence tomorrow.
The Elks announce pitcher Zamloeh exits during contract terms with manager Richardaon granting permission. Henry Kani to start remainder of the week while fans miss Zamtook. Zamloeh praised for clean play and fan appeal amid uncertain future plans.
The residence of C Spehier an employee of H Hackfeld & Co on Youn Street near Keeaumoke was entered and robbed yesterday afternoon. A pair of diamond cuff links and a ring were taken. Police are investigating the break in which is the third time Hoeh Jor's house has been robbed.
An August report from Cay 'ain Matouseriteh, chief of staff to Rear Admiral Withoert, recounts a dawn engagement off the August Nth. The Port Arthur squadron pursued the Japanese fleet with ships including Amati, Fuji, Ueshima, Shikishina, Nishin, Koa, Yakumo, Kasay, Chitose, Takeshaga, Akitsushima and more. The battle saw heavy damage. the Czareviteh and its crew endured losses and maneuvers, with command passing to Prince Ouktomoky as repairs and retreat toward Vladivostok or Kiao Chow were attempted. Several wounded and dead were reported, and the text praises extraordinary bravery of officers and men.
From St Petersburg August 16 diplomats weigh chances of peace after Japan’s victories and Russia’s Manchurian losses. Most expect Japan would welcome peace given its string of wins while Russia would face continued war unless a forceful settlement or intervention occurs. Some diplomats doubt Japan would engage in a coup to force intervention.
A local notice advertises a broad sale of silks at marked discounts. It lists White Taffetas 75 cents and 1.00 qualities, Black Taffeta and Gros Grain varieties, Moire and Crepe de Chine options, and multiple widths and patterns. The sale emphasizes reduced pricing across many silk types and finishes.
The article discusses a note by Secretary May on guarantees for a live entity of Cline and Kit Powers subscribers, the idea of weaving peace with Japan and removing Chinese authorities, and a call for protection of the Celestial Empire under guarantors. It also covers Hab return with travel reflections, Morgan's influence in Philadelphia politics, and Cortelyau appointing Statenbury to lead advisory efforts, amid campaign dynamics and a Territory vs Cotey case context.
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