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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1904
Page
12
A fragmented, dialect heavy reminiscence describes a country farm routine with a veteran goondry worker. The narrator recalls milking cows, dressing for work, and a misadventure with a cow causing discomfort and humor amid rough country life in a community setting.
A quirky historical text fragment narrates labor, farming and fishing in a stylized dialogue. It references a goondry pack, needles to shake hogs, belts and tines, with mentions of Criss Sober and eggshberience. The piece hints at political figures like the Kaiser and Peace Commitation in a satirical wartime tone.
War Department relieves troopers who served the allotted time in the Philippines and replaces them with U S organizations. Details list shipping from Manila to various ports and camps, including Fort Moyers Port Vancouver Barracks and Camp Thomas, with multiple cavalry and infantry units scheduled for homeward movements.
President Roosevelt presses for rapid railroad regulation noting a burning question for Congress. He met with Moody Beckary Morton Speaker Cannon and others to push for a congressional committee and swift action after years of study. The piece cites economic tensions and market reactions as context for federal oversight.
New York reports fear over Garfield’s annual corporations report condemning interstate commerce laws. Industry leaders dismiss a federal charter and federal control as unlikely, while lawyers warn of legal hurdles and potential regulation shifts.
General Lew Wallace, famed author of Ben Hur and The Fair God, races to finish his life story before death, suffering stomach trouble that prevents nourishment. He continues writing at his Lincoln era desk on his farm, aiming to complete chapters on Lincoln conspirators and his Turkish and New Mexico governance.
Col Wil tina Cornwell Greene, recently notable for Wall Street dealings, is described as losing vast wealth to Thomas W. Lawson of Boston. Greene says he has 15 million to fight Lawson, later claiming 6 million remains. Lawsuits followed from George A. Treadwell, James Shirley, George Mitchell, and others, with various settlements and open actions noted.
A fragmented reminiscence describes Exeter figures and judge Henry A. Shute. The narrator recalls childhood adventures, a farm owned by Cyrus Skinner, and an imagined boast about butter production as part of a rustic tale.
The text follows Mr Brown, the Hoganville Chews Chit elder and champion figure, as he meets Pineow and others at the Chewy Club. A dramatic wager arises over a three line move puzzle with two ten dollar stakes, amid talk of wit memory and a game that tests minds and pride. Brown asserts a resolute stance and forecasts a luncheon bet.
A chaotic at times comic scene unfolds as Mr. Pincuy asks Mr. Brown to play a chess game with Jim after others had watched. Brown argues, feigns confidence, and frets over moves, claiming the pace is slow, while Pincus counters with sharp wits. The match drags on with taunts, late corrections, and a dramatic exit as Mr. Brown departs, leaving a sense of unresolved rivalry and humor.
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