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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1905
Page
4
A distorted OCR page lists various subscription prices by region and frequency, followed by a long, non-coherent political tirade about historical memory, land claims, and figures like Hoover and Grant. The readable facts show inconsistent U S and foreign rates but lack a coherent narrative. The remainder is garbled.
The piece discusses legislative duties amid hurry to railroad measures, urging careful consideration and honesty. It notes the risk of flawed acts, the burden on lawmakers, and the importance of prudent timing and private sector judgment in governance.
The Metro politan Meat Company is urged to explain details of cash investment, dividends paid, and profits to justify public fear of being overcharged for meat. The public deserves transparent figures to fairly judge pricing.
Fragmented editorial discusses legislative duties and rapid tax law framing. It notes voters demand concise, effective laws and warns against rushed proposals. Mentions merchants associations, joint committees, and a forthcoming territorial revenue act as key issues.
Spalding and Abreu testified against G Pereira in a bank and money order case. Spalding described handling remittance instructions and giving money order advices to Pereira at the post office while Portgaro interpreter discussions occurred. Prosecutor Breckens pressed Pereira over understanding and receipt of funds, with Abreu and others corroborating, detailing May 1 1904 money orders and Pereira acting as remittee.
A detailed charge shows alleged violations of election laws during last November's vote. Witness recounts intimidation of territorial employees, coerced voting for the contestant, and improper ballot handling. Describes numbered ballots, tied precincts, and noninspectors counting votes. Proceedings resume 2 p.m. after noon recess.
Police officer Joe Ren, accused of assault on January 20, faced a magistrate. Prosecutor A Humphreys and defense Douthitt argued the case. High Sheriff Henry announced plans to reinstate Ren to the force after suspension.
The Road Department widens Upper Fort Street from Beretania to Schon Streets. The current road varies in width around forty feet and is being widened to Aly foot, extending from School Street to Christley Lane. Sidewalks will be curbed and macadamizing likely to start next week. Gan company plans pipe laying on Nuuanu avenue in about six weeks.
The Road Department has postponed one contemplated operation on Nuvali Street until after the plye and informed that work will focus on improving Hackfeld and Kapiolani Streets instead.
A fragmented 19th century missive to Governor Carter requests that crown lands be kept from petitioners and references a Hawaiian flag incident. The letter mentions a judge and a U.S. District Judge Estee, with prophecies of authority and identity embedded in archaic language.
The trial proceeds with gradual testimony as the defense builds a basis for the long hypothetical appeal. William Ole Day underwent examination today while George Jr. Andun of Davies & Co. described Jones’s employment and head pains. A noon interruption paused Angus’s examination and camera negating equipment was discussed.
The piece discusses painting color mixing with caution and then shifts to a tangled political caucus scene. Representatives Long Knudsen Holstein and Harrie focus on chairmanships, with Lang steering none to bind. Maui Kauai Hawaii and Kondeen vote dynamics complicate the race for leadership.
Haleiwa Hotel in Honolulu's countryside along the Oahu Railway provides golf tennis billiards swimming shooting fishing riding and driving. Tickets including railway fare and a full day's room and board sell for $6 at Honolulu Station and Trent & Company. Sunday trains on the Haleiwa Limited depart 8:22 and return 10:10 p.m.
Reported inquiry into a secret voyage aboard the Twalant fuels talk among Inter-Island Company officials and waterfront lawyers. Whispers name Whitehall detectives and Deputy U S marshals linked to potential searches, with crews anxious about what may unfold when the travelers surface.
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