15 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1904
Page
1
Merchants plan a special session to discuss steamship subsidy and rate reforms. The 提 leaders expect a March or January gathering to examine public funding, the promotion committee, and legislative action, with a focus on enabling cheaper fares and new vessel service between lore and San Francisco.
A special grand jury report to Judge Sanford T. dole recounts no witnesses produced by the United States District Attorney and finds no evidence of violations in federal election matters. The panel notes the district attorney failed to present testimony, while the jury concludes no crime or obstruction warranted indictments.
In the capitol a note calls for arrangements to establish a legislature for good in the upper house. The terse directive emphasizes organizing space and process within the government chamber.
Fragmentary report suggests Vienna police may use a phonograph to record preliminary examinations. Details are unclear but mention of a trial timing and three items or panels related to a medical condition are noted in the damaged text.
The Grand Jury returns that the aged Hawaiian captor Liialiau pleads not guilty to murder charges. Judge Whithog hovers over the plea hearing, delaying until Monday. Police note the case centers on Akau and a later court appearance pending.
Senator Perkink and Representative Cushman introduced identical bills in the Senate and House to appropriate 1.4 million dollars to purchase land and erect four federal buildings in Honolulu. A favorable report authorized on admitting Arizona New Mexico and Indian Territory on the same basis. Diet unrest in Budapest follows denial of a hearing.
The LOUP automobile contest enters its second week with steady entries and full ballots. Officials note key supporters, among them Charles Lee of the Outw Railway and FG Walker, as figures in the evolving count. A Hawaii Kohala line faces strong odds as counting continues and voters aim to preserve confidences while adding new ballots.
A Hawaiian hotel management dispute unfolds as Volcano House and Haleiwa Hotel vacancies prompt a stockholders meeting. Lyurgus appears set to take charge, while a Chinese boy faces court for a language regulation dispute. Strikes among Japanese workers were thwarted by replacing them with Chinese and Portuguese staff. American Travellers Club announces a twelve day visit, and the Chamber of Commerce moves into new quarters in the Stanpen Ward Building.
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