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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1904
Page
1
Japanese consular dispatch from Honolulu reports heavy assault on Ulungehan Fort at Ulungshan. Our siege left center stormed the parapet, built works under heavy fire, and by dawn secured the fort, with Japanese forces dislodging the enemy and taking Ulungehan.
Thurston leads as supporters rally along Pine Avenue route. The ballot process shows strict rejection of invalid coupons and close competition with Kelly and other rivals. Frank Kruger and Joe Tet mobilize friends to boost Thurston’s chances, while Thurston and Chun contest for the top spot.
A typed fragment details a district meeting at a residence where Republicans discussed party bylaws. The record notes sentiment supporting nonpartisan staff involvement in politics and reports no changes in bylaws desired by the Third Precinct. C. W. Root introduces a resolution opposing revisions to party rules.
Governor Carter discusses appointing a member to the Board of Commissioners of Forestry. Names mentioned include A. Judd J.P Cooke OM Cooke GP Wilder and Walter Ollingham. Thurston’s term expires January first and a plan to appoint a team is hinted.
Grand Jury demanded contempt action against Leon Renaut for refusing to answer questions during the inquiry. Judge Robinson delayed ruling, with the matter set to proceed after witnesses and paperwork are prepared. Renaut had previously been indicted for selling elicitations liquor without a license.
Rumor swirls about County Act Commissioner T McCants Stewart winning a rafting municipal act and the Governor asking for a draft. Stewart denies drafts and says no mantle of pal set exists. A public meeting of the County Act Commission is planned for Tuesday evening to hear citizens and discuss possible administrative ideas, with the Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce to review the act for amendments and tax questions. Holt notes no public responses will be delivered due to his federal office duties.
Moscow dispatch reports Japanese forces accused of enlisting Chinese nationals in their army. Carleton has gone ashore amid continuing military actions near Liato Heights as of December 29.
A late 19th or early 20th century newspaper item describes changes in TAK GFE WFTBOS operations. Officials prepare for a new campaign while Auditor Fisher signs each binding to deter tampering. Deputy Auditor Newly handles old ledgers from 1902 to 1904, recovered from the vault during a recount.
A partial report notes Honolulu Chamber of Commerce backing harbor improvements. San Francisco chambers urged congressional action supporting Honolulu harbor work. Resolutions from San Francisco Chamber, Merchants Exchange, and Board of Trade forwarded to California delegation.
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