09 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
1
Pentagon dispatch from Washington reports the Poltava taking fire and veering to port while the Bayan and Gilyak suffer damage. Amur also hit by shells near Pehyushan with damage to nearby ridinge and arsenal. Port Arthur reports artillery activity continuing into evening.
The Siberia carries a large contingent homeward from San Francisco to Asia with stops in Honolulu and Yokohama. Passengers include Bishop Mo and many from the Union and Pacific churches, plus families and officials. A long list of travelers names the voyage participants and notes a winter stay in Hawaii before continuing to Asia.
Local passengers aboard the Logan railcar head to the Armored region for a festive holiday dance at the Atodna Hotel. Officials promise lively merriment with music and refreshments as visitors explore the season’s events.
The grand jury yesterday noon indicted multiple defendants including Kapiten Tooth and Jim Kugihea on charges tied to illegal liquor sales and election irregularities. Pleas were reset to Monday as attorneys argued calendar placements. Other items include restitution claims in Kalib Valley and estate matters involving W I Holt and proposed local business notices.
A damaged list notes a sailing from Mongolia to San Francisco at 12 o clock noon tomorrow with two stopover passengers and many crew members named from Captain Langhorne to Captain Maret. The article preserves names, ranks, and several shipboard roles in a period voice.
Fragmentary text describes a court or magistrate proceeding with references to a driver, a passenger, and an effort to engage in illicit activity. Names and concrete details are unreadable, producing a garbled record suitable for best-effort summarization.
The afternoon session addressed the electment matter involving Wary Richards and others. The defendant faced oriented charges as the proceedings proceeded with unclear lines of argument and an emphasis on the Wey case.
Fragmentary transport list from a 19th century issue names Len and crew from Santrashee, with ranks and many officers including Major Aaron HL Appel, Lieutenant Commanders, Captains, and a long roster of names. The document preserves names and titles but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Riot cane loaders demand higher wages as Waialua plantation faces a strike. A meeting in progress appoints a committee to relay workers grievances to the head and manager with promises of settlement. Eleven new workers and fourteen others guard the plant to prevent disorder while talks continue.
A battered report claims those arrested for rioting were actually innocent activists from EGNE Of Enmilers. Confessions were allegedly compelled and the Attorney General's office released papers on the matter. The riot case remains under scrutiny as wrongful blame is questioned.
Cylonia a the one of T remellinae plaka at First National Hank ve HA. Hew and the Oriental Life Ins Co., today fled a motion for default on the grounds of the default on the part of defendants to answer the arter inside of the satutory time. The motion wax grante POHETOSOEOE- ( ( Fevel and child, Max Ly Me tough, Albert EB. Jenks, Mra, Sherman and daughter, Jamex Gil), wife and son, Marry W, Harnish, Mra, Harry W, Marnish, William Guenther, Mra and Miss Guenther, Mima Mabel Watkins, Fancie Longalltt, Annie Hane ree
Roosevelt orders lighthouse estimates in Washington D C on December 9 for Midway, urging funding decisions for strategic harbor safety.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Kahuku Plantation Company was held to amend bylaws regarding cumulative voting. The Attorney General advised conformity with Hawaiian statutes, enabling cumulative voting. The board adopted the amendments but delayed announcing dividends until next year, contrary to prior expectations.
Fragmented report notes a hotel function with attendees including Cromarty Lowman and Monentia. Telegraph Co. suit proceeds in Supreme Court this afternoon as Lifluokalant pursues garnishment of monthly water allotments from the government. Jury deliberations and other court actions follow with various parties named, including M T Simentom, Chas Allewhite, and Judge Robinson.
The case involves G Lennan, condemned for murder, with details of trial beginnings, appeals, and the death warrant. The governor and court actions are noted, including jury indictment, arraignment, conviction, and execution timing discussions. Environmental wartime terminology and archaic spelling appear throughout.
Jury finds Raymond death accidental drowning after witnesses describe the fall near Kaithi. McDonald’s testimony notes cane of wrath. Clancy and Martha Kane observed him staggering and entering the stream, later recovered by McCandleman and brought to town. Officer Apana testified on gambling game methods tied to tickets, with fines imposed on two Japanese individuals and minor restrictions for others. Judge Whitney presided with patient deliberation.
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