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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1904
Page
4
The article surveys wartime finance and governance issues affecting Hawaii, including Treasury payments legality, potential court decisions, and Governor Carter's stance on appointments. It notes Japan's military moves, Republican convention dynamics, and questions over alien political influence and territorial leadership.
Discussion on wartime reporting quality and the role of correspondents. Critics mock papers for sensationalism while recognizing war reporters as the closest link to frontline facts from both continents. The piece praises trained journalists for accurate, rapid war coverage across armies and navies.
The piece critiques war reporting from the field and newpatch correspondents. It notes that reliance on distant sources risks accuracy while praising well equipped reporters. It contrasts past writers with modern correspondents and warns against discrediting newsgatherers by distant authorities.
A Bulletin reporter learns that researchers and growers advocate using leafhopper parasites and a native wasp to control the pest threat. Prof. Koeble recruits multiple leafhopper parasite species in California while trials on Honolalu show promise. A lantana destroyer claims rapid eradication is possible, with parasites spreading across the islands.
Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at the Orpheum for a night of boxing led by preliminaries of six and four round bouts. The main event features Austral ity Tim Murphy against Dave Barry in a headline match with ticket prices set at 1 dollar, 2 dollars, 40 cents, and 4 dollars.
Costa and others face questioning on eligibility to become American citizens after long residence. Judge Dole weighs motive for naturalization as road workers outline cases for exiles and possible reemployment. Costa, a 32 year old man with a family, has never before sought citizenship, while others hope to regain positions or status.
Advertisement notes a copy of The Ill of Life surrounding each bottle. It offers the for sale copy for one dollar per bottle or six bottles for five dollars. Direct correspondence with Dr. Hartman is requested and replies may be delayed. send to Dr. B Hartman, Co.
J Alfred Magoon, Honolulu, February 37, 1904, contests remarks by Mr Davis on a fee agreement in the Rupert Sumner suit and disbarment hearings. He argues Davis knew the agreement’s contents and accuses him of motives to injure him. Magoon asserts he bears responsibility for the agreement, while Davis allegedly withheld it to embarrass him if disbarment results. Emperor incomes and a Manila transport report follow in the page.
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