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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1905

Page

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Expert Amun? Deas of Hawaii Sugar Expert Tells What He Thinks

German Sugar Expert Kaumanin discusses Hawaii sugar cultivation and annexation after six weeks touring the islands. He urges faster Americanization, more white settlers, changed land and immigration laws, diversification of industries, and questions annexation benefits. He is seen as a keen observer connected to mainland investors. Continued on Page 5.

Hawaii Mariet N. Kaumanis Knmainel Kaumanns Mawall Cuba Kaumanon America Hallatin Kerr's

Russia's Navy Officers Seek Peace Views After Port Arthur

An American reporter interviews Russian naval officers returning from Yokohama about Port Arthur and the war. Captain Sehensnoviteh and Captain von Reaven discuss prospects for peace, Russian vitality, and the navy's potential to counter Japan if mobilized. They reflect on Port Arthur’s fall, the siege, and the wider war context with measured, nongraphic tone.

Suetia Yokohama B. Sehensna- Viteh Datttentityy Retvieman von Eaven Sevaxtopol I.iewtenant & Koralevtky Pobieda Russi Port Arthur Toxo Mulle Tn Sehensnoviteh Russia Mukden Echenmoyiteh Honolulu Minton

Harrison Bids, Loses Brewer Wharf Contract

The Brewer wharf project sees bids reexamined after Harrison won the contract at 43853 dollars but later quit, forfeitting a 2000 dollar bond and triggering delays. Morrison’s bid proved too low, leading to renewed contracting and potential government time losses.

Brewer Wharf Bret Fred Harrison Harrison Morrison Harrison Haw Holloway Husboud

Violent Deaths Reported On Big Island

An epidemic of violent deaths is reported on Hawaii. A baseball injury in Wainaku led to death by brain concussion. A Japanese man, Hiroshige Hamutaro, killed himself at Kelaoa. A murder near Hilo on February 2 involved multiple Japanese celebrants and a stabbing. An altercation over beef pricing is noted, and discussions of wharf funding and appropriations continue with no final schedule.

Port Arthur Herat Lied- Wanant Teres Amwitcan Sherman Ian V. Lento Percavier Sevasto France United Staten Janis Thien Servie Hawaii Henry Hilo Wainaku John Meileiros Sousa Hiroshige Hamutaro Kelaoa Moryama Kintaro Moria Kio Kintaro

Roosevelt Won't Negotiate Treaties

Washington February 13 The President will not present the arbitration treaties as amended by the Senate to the countries negotiating them The Senate changed the word treaties to agreement and the President protests the change This marks a shift in how the United States plans to handle the negotiations with the other nations involved.

Washington, D.C Presiident Senate Washington, D. C Bacon United States Dominican Republic New York Roosevelt City Berlin Germany Samoa Oscar

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