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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1904
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for the Evening Bulletin include advance payments and monthly or quarterly options. Advertisers and readers outside local areas may pay by mail or telephone orders. The notice mentions distribution and delivery details and references the publisher’s office in Washington.
An uncertain passage discusses Portage, Wemney, and a figure named He Eepert Mumbre. It mentions cautions by Incidents of the Mor and references a location tied to Visokala and a rail line. The text names Canowla Hall and Sumy sia Mountain among other geographic markers.
A lengthy dispatch details Baltic fleet movements and Allied naval dispositions as they prepare for the next phase of engagement. It reports divisions, cruisers, destroyers, transports, and anticipated routes via the Suehawan and Strait of Malacca toward Vladivostok. It notes potential reinforcements from Port Arthur, expectations of February battles, and Russian strategy versus a numerically stronger Japanese fleet.
The fragment indicates a notice involving Phonalia Savings Building and Loan Abboociation and a monetary figure of 200,000.04 and 1,800,007. The text is garbled but points to a financial instrument or loan event connected to Judd Building and a person named Henry E PocoCr.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local personal notice or column with names and events. It mentions dates, locations, and people such as Colton, Minibow, Sr Hinnie, Hingmifeett, Priest, and Hetiteae Matt May. Content remains unclear due to garbled text and lacks coherent details or a single focal event.
Ah Kai the Chinese charged in the March assault case pleads not guilty. Judge Rob Sheol presides as jurors are excused for the holiday. trial date to be set. Coelho of Maulville arrives to inspect voter turnout. court discusses continuance in related suit and notices upcoming store promotions and Christmas specials.
Contested front page report outlines a murder trial proceeding with defendants from Cuba. Judge Dole delays immediate trial in Hilo to avoid expense and delay, proposing consolidation hearings and jury drawing postponed until next Wednesday.
A Central Comintern discussion at the headquarters debated revisions. Authorities in Chelan and Hellectson noted anxious efforts to follow suggestions from allied parties as communications continue. The meeting, expected to be busy, will cover multiple items.
Fragmented report notes Representative elect Neiula applying for town debates and a Republican push led by Molokat and Nakuln amid plans shaping the island’s legislative moves. Mentions a Hulawa gathering, a Pukoo event, and an Asylum contract motion as Governor Carter’s attorneys respond to Hawaii-American Construction Co. concerns.
Plaintiff seeks damages after a transit dispute in which she was refused a transfer by a conductor. The court clarifies allowable transfers at Palama and McCully junctions, holds the fare regulation reasonable, and rules the plaintiff entitled to a transfer to reach King Street directions. The decision hinges on construction of the carrier's rules and improper refusal of a water transfer.
The Haleiwa Limited, a first-class train, departs Honolulu on Sundays at 2 22 AM and returns two hours later with a round trip fare of $2.00. Passengers enjoy a day at Hotel Haleiwa featuring fresh and salt water bathing, tennis, golf, drives and walks, shooting or fishing, finishing in town at 10 10 PM.
The readable parts of the provided text are severely garbled, with many stray letters and no clear individuals, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable facts or context remain to form a proper T and S.
A fragment outlines calls for tax reform with a March sales or excise tax and a November property tax to curb currency erosion. It proposes a unified income tax broadly, suggesting a rate around a twelfth of one percent, with property taxes slightly higher for equity.
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