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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1904
Page
4
A garbled wartime bulletin discusses US Pacific policy and shipping topics. It references Hono lulu and Japan, moral support for United States allies, and potential immigration preferences in a broad wartime context. The text is unclear and filled with corrupted phrases.
A Washington influenced discussion argues for a citizen labor law in the Territory. It calls for public work to be performed by citizens only, urges cooperation among labor, capital, and government, and appeals to Congress and federal agencies to support American labor in Hawaii.
Fragmented text discusses a federal case affecting Judge Dole and territorial appointments. It cites Dreyfus and Kuan Davis, questions motives of officials, and hints at political pressures shaping judicial outcomes and future vacancies in the Territory.
Attorney George A. Davis denies guilt of professional misconduct and malpractices in a lengthy reply to charges. He cites a September retention by Maria S. Davies, involvement in Sumner affairs, and expenses paid to Magoon & Peters. The answer references a majority Supreme Court decision with Justice Galbraith dissenting and notes steps for rehearing and disqualification proceedings.
OCR reads list-like names and roles from a court or legal event with scattered references to attorneys and clerks. The garbled text shows participants Benjamin Tillage, Attorney General Jorry Ate Twpuity, and various clerks, sheriffs, and officials, but readable specifics are minimal.
Terriarhad Atanas reports on the Andrews involvement in Daniels and Breckons case. The court hears motions on conduct and misrepresentation, with details of investigation and possible arraignment. Witness schedules and hearings are noted as the case proceeds through the federal court system.
A damaged note reports Ada Adachi sending a letter from Japan to US District Attorney Breckone, alleging pursuer links and extradition intent. It notes a Japanese contact in Honolulu relaying the plea and hints at Hendry’s possible arrest in Yokohama, with anticipated developments on Adachi’s return to Honolulu.
A pretrial covenant suit in Judge De Bolecourt’s court ended with a verdict for Enoch Johnson against W C Achi for 2006 dollars and interest. Johnson claimed owed 5000 plus debt from a Johnson partnership while a supplemental answer was struck as late. A cable company did not receive notice of a cut between Japan and Korea per Paris Meapath.
In Honolulu discussions rise over a petition to Governor Carter regarding funding for the St. Louis Exposition plans. Jon Cobh of the Fish Commission warns exhibit success could attract national praise, while critics fear excessive spending and political interference.
A Yokohama Speete Bank branch report indicates the Newehang branch will close tomorrow as regional control shifts in Northern China. Bank official Kiell claims the move signals rising tensions suggesting imminent conflict between Japan and His slave regime.
A Japanese resident in the city relays a January dispatch from a Second Lieutenant in the Japanese Army in Yokohama. He notes rising war footing between Rumela and Japan, predicts possible conflict in February, cites bitter cold and transportation delays, and mentions 37 percent of Americans living in urban centers with populations over four thousand.
Honolulu music lovers are urged to attend Herr Friedenthal’s piano recital at the Hawaiian Opera House tonight despite the weather. The program highlights Chopin and a dramatic Funeral March, with the evening promising a refined European musical experience. Tickets may be reserved at Wall, Nichols Co. until 5:30, or at the Opera House box office in the evening.
U S Transport Sheridan carries ninety five tons of freight for Honolulu with a large Quar termaster supply. Weather hindering unloading, ship to take on 200 tons of coal locally. Expected to sail for Manila after delays. Also notes sale of bedding items and wardrobe update aboard.
By authority notice defers payment of all warrants except salaries, with 5 percent interest from registration. Treasurer A X Repolkal of Hawaii warns that impounded bay hound and white horse at Makiki pound will be sold Feb 20 1904 if not claimed, with impoundment site at Kapiolani Park near Leahi Road.
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists entities including The Ewa Plantation Co The Waialua The Kohala The Waimea Super Mill Co The Fulton Iron Works St Louis Mo The Standard Oil Co The Geo F Blake Steam Pumps Westons Centrifugals The New England Life Insurance Co Boston The Actna Firetas Co Cons The Alliance Assurance Co of Locdom indicating a historical business directory or advertisement snippet.
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