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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1904
Page
8
A morning incident on a King Street car ends with a tall man slipping as a bearded wife questions his reach grabbing strap. The couple jests about balance and tongue before alighting, highlighting quirky urban travel misadventure and local transit scene humor.
Meeting of league representatives discussed starting the season by April or later, with schedules for 24 games per team. President and secretary were elected. Ground conditions and rain risk noted, with grounds to be prepared four weeks prior. Plans to play under a revenue split and rules stated, including a 16-player roster before the first game.
A fragile franchise petition faced a divided Territorial House vote and failed to gain the Governor Emil Berndt signature on the first executive trip, amid a mine dispute and legislative tensions. The measure passed the final legislative stage early but stalled at executive approval with minimal opposition.
In Honolulu on February 2, 1904, Commodore Malarlage received a retiring salute from Hawaii Yacht Club officers at the annual dinner and prize presentation. Commodore Davies presided briefly and thanked officers, while Mrs Davies, wife of T. Clive Davies, was noted for a daughter born earlier.
The Alden Besse cargo leak was located in the bow but not precisely. part of the night cargo will be discharged to allow repair at Ball Lake. A Salt Lake Valley farmer meeting approved a government plan to reclaim desert lands via a mutual company to cooperate on water projects from Utah Lake. A Waterbury murder case and a related divorce threat are reported, with a farmer's wife implicated in a separate sensational sequence.
An OCR fragment lists tide times from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, weather notes, and a long roster of ship arrivals and departures from Honolulu ports. It includes vessel names, captains, and destinations with times around February, plus several personal names and port calls.
Frank Turk, nicknamed Turk, was arraigned after his wife testified she wished to press a warrant for his arrest. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth heard her statement, and the case proceeds. A separate item notes a meeting about furnishing new headquarters and Isadore Newman of New Orleans donating 11,000 for a fiftieth anniversary charity observance.
Captain Niblack issues notice from Monohlu February 2 1904 that the midchannel buoy marking the fair way entrance to Honolua Harbor will be removed due to dredging. It will be replaced at a later date by order of the Lighthouse Board Lieutenant Commander A B Niblack assistant inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
The Helene arrived at 4 60 oclock with 4314 dogs Vokala and 540 luge Papadian gugur. Governor Carter and party were at Ookla and Papaui before heading to Hilo. Next day the Kalulani freight moved from Paawhai Luestay as weather shifted and long heavy seas were encountered. No injuries reported after a large bowl broke on rocks during discharge.
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions Japan and China frontier distances, large canal lengths, and agricultural extents. It reads like a collage of phrases about tigers, nails in potatoes, and a claimed 4 472 mile canal from Ching to St Potwesburg with 14 000 miles at canal and 8 000 000 acres of land.
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