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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses subscription rates and a long political commentary. It references Hawaii, contracts, governance, corruption, and international issues, with mentions of Withington and Governor, plus questions about Japan, Germany, France, and the United States. The piece intertwines rates with a broader political argument.
Dispatches weigh the chance of Port Arthur surrender as Russian forces shrink and supplies run thin. Japan seeks the fortress to dominate the Asiatic balance, with outcomes hinging on naval force, fort defenses, and the fate of the Baltic fleet.
General Miles is described with wartime rise from lieutenant to major general in the Volunteer Army. The piece notes his command of the Fifth division of the Second corps and lists officers associated with his leadership, including Colonels and Majors. The narrative emphasizes his promotion timeline and wartime service highlights.
A garbled obituary recalls a famed Civil War figure honored for gallantry in numerous engagements from Chancellorsville to Five Forks. It notes actions at Petersburg and Five Forks, Colonel of the Sixty First New York Volunteers, and receipt of the Medal of Honor for holding a command against repeated enemy assaults while wounded.
Entries list property transfers recorded December 5 1904 between 10 30 a m and 4 p m involving NE Gedge and wife Janes Lawn AA Norman Ged Me Me to John Joan ee ParitowP as Peter Hocker and wife to Wo Shaw oi hue Tow Wa Henn to Bow Bhoon Ba John H Currisuings et al to Lyle A Tehey cee Moremi Kelnpoke nol vial te Bow Kee at TH Davien Co Ltd wo Ab Met Abl ww TH Davies Co Lat Antonia Varhoxa and we to Marin in 8 Canarin Aan D Molle Amelia da Song and others to Castle and wife Ter of Hawaii 5 veel HM von Holt to Ter of Hawaii Entered for Record Dec 6 1904 from 9 am to 10 30 am lokewe Kuapuu and wife to Walanne Company
Superintendent of Public Works Holloway spoke on the Amorivndnt lawallin Co letrdution Company bid for the contract and the machine for making concerto blocks. He said the department will not accept unclear specifications and noted several bidders claim to have a machine that fits. he stressed that meeting required details and exact features is essential for approval.
Ideal Sunday outing offers Haleiwa Limited train from Honolulu every Sunday morning and return by 10 10 p m. For $2.00 round trip, travel from 10 22 am to 4 10 pm with access to Motell Haleiwa facilities. enjoy fresh and salt water bathing tennis golf drives and walks.
Governors and Attorneys General weigh in as contractors submit a very low bid claiming they misunderstood the plain specifications. Officials say bidders should have known the contract required specific machines and conditions, and the state expects compliance.
A hunting party of nearly a demon welb kiows a porteraon sailed from Honolulu for Molokai to try the tuk. The party includes Me He Adame Win Mutoh J M Dowsett H M Whitney P Lahman Paris A o F Judd 8 4 Wilder KHL Wode house A W Carvin A G Ramony Father Charter Mrs Annie Doherty W Green Mist Alice Beard Guy T Kelley and Hen Gue tel. They will be at KeR thich restaurants for trial on December 8.
Polish pianist Paderewski, touring Australia and New Zealand, planned a San Francisco appearance after arriving aboard the Ventura. He and his party met with Horgstrom Music Co. officials, but the shipment schedule forced the Ventura to depart, denying a local concert and leaving Paderewski disappointed at missing a return visit.
Judge Gear postponed most cases as only a few defendants appeared for the Emmet May embezzlement matter. Attorney Ashard urged continuation to Thursday for May arrival from the Coast aboard the Sonoma. The attorney general sought Thursday as the trial date, with other cases held in abeyance.
Police push hard to capture Kosla, alleged killer of four. Deputy Rawlings backs sustained hunt since the murder, with officials urging authorities to bring the suspect to justice. Chester Doyle and the Attorney General’s office assist in the inquiry as new leads surface.
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