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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1904
Page
4
The article surveys Colorado politics, commerce, and Hawaii themes with references to postmaster endorsements, the Supreme Court, and the cameo industry. It discusses political collaboration, labor, and an evolving business climate amid statewide concerns about diversification and policy.
A fragmented advertisement references the Judd Building in Honolulu and mentions Guarantee Capital and Paid-in Capital. It includes garbled terms like AENAY and POCOCK Caanie, suggesting a financial or property notice tied to the urban association and building context.
The excerpt notes Moire Willet and key industrial figures facing challenges as producers confront hard times. Details on who, where, and precise events are unclear, but the context points to disrupted trade and leadership struggles within a waning sector.
Fragmented OCR text shows a collision involving the Japanen Men and Jriitieee, with mentions of Nawaz Malle, a bride, and Daily Hired, plus arrests and a fire or police context. The readable lines imply a minor incident with police activity and disputed claims, but key names and precise actions are unclear.
A crowded court heard several gamblers charged with offenses this morning. Among those detained were George Race and Charles James, each fined one dollar for profane conduct. A reverberating scene followed as witnesses recounted the incident, with the crowd noting the prevailing mood and the charged atmosphere.
The account recounts a Japanese death sentence and execution, detailing Moritaro’s final moments. Witnesses describe the ritual and the sheriff, doctors, and guards, while Moritaro addresses officials, proclaims remorse, and asks forgiveness before death.
Fragmented excerpts discuss government reorganization plans for the Capitol area. Proposals include moving Treasurer Auditor and Public Works departments to a new building and consolidating administration under streamlined offices to save clerical labor and space, with repositioning of the Attorney General and Auditor offices.
Paliian fined 150 and coo fu to District Court for welling Higuy in a case revealing a dozen clubs linked to natives across Patama. A young native involved with the cane van and Stooke Holder faced liquor purchases without permits. Sheriff and Judge Humphrey presided. case details and local club conduct noted.
The Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday train leaving Honolulu at 4 82 o clock, reaching Haleiwa in two hours. Round trip fare is $2.00. From 10 22 a m to 8 10 p m the Hotel Haleiwa offers fresh and salt water bathing, tennis, golf, drives and walks, shooting or fishing for visitors.
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