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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
1
A fragment from a Honolulu article notes Kuhio securing special consideration for harbor work in Washington. It mentions private sector roles, finance, and regulatory details, with references to Seton Hall and other entities, indicating ongoing congressional actions affecting territorial funding and appropriations.
A courtroom scene reports a dog declared not guilty after disputed testimony about a supposed bite. Prosecutors argued a dangerous canine, but defense contended the animal was lawfully licensed and harmless. Interpreters and witnesses puzzled over terminology as the case moved toward page four. The proceedings also touch on local stock reports and other island news including a candy firm note.
The Kohala Club election count shows Charles J Lee closing in behind leader Charles H Thurston with Walker Ludwigsen and Sylva challenging. Key figures include Lee of Data Railway, Thurston, Ludwigsen, Elllis, McIntyre, Dunn, and Morse amid a framed auto premium market note and local backing from the Kohala Club. The vote tally rises to about 11,433 total with 4,865 counted and 3,870 to go as coverage notes shifting support from data railway circles and inter-island contenders. The Kohala Club remains pivotal in shaping the Inter Inland race.
An employee of Alexander and Halit Lithaw learned a cousin, Hible, an officer in the Japanese Navy, was killed near Port Arthur. The incident appears to support Admiral views on civilian officers though some European sources dispute the pace of reforms.
Fragmented OCR notes depict a chaotic court scene with Dr Moore and colleagues examining a woman for leprosy symptoms. Details mention a 400-word cross examination, expert testimony by a Haterotologist, and defense assertions about examination qualifications and observational evidence.
Camila Wikio ton abtrertieye and American Engineering and Construction Co prepare a reply to Governor Carter's letter regarding the contracting file. Representatives meet to outline the response, address concerns, and formalize the proposed terms for the project.
Coast parties finalize sale of a large Ewa block with Henry Waterhovine Trust Co as broker. Buyers represented by Harry Ara tour secure the deal amid partial market doubt. One injury reported after a street incident involving a mobile near the Arawk, with derailment and limited detail.
The Treasury report places Honolulu Hawaii tenth among ports collecting customs for the federal year ending May 9. Hawaii recorded receipts of 1,220,407.61 dollars, up 35,789.78 from the prior year, as the department lists major ports including Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago San Francisco Baltimore St. Louis Tampa and Detroit for comparison.
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese war vessels advancing after the Russian Baltic fleet while a guard report from Japan remains unconfirmed. A San Francisco sugar quotation fragment follows, with ambiguous analysis and figures.
A historical letter from HAMILTON Governor Carter notes McClellan of Movo was chosen by Honolulu Merchants' Association to serve as the American representative in Washington. It mentions McClellan's role as secretary to Hon. JK Kalananaaty and refers to funding matters and subscription support for the position.
Superintendent Holloway announced bids for Brewer’s wharf construction will be advertised soon. Estimated cost around 25 000 to 40 000 dollars. The new wharf will extend the old structure and include an office for Wilder’s Bromme Company. The project follows a contested contract with American Hawaiian Construction, and the old wharf has been torn down with work starting on the new design.
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