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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1905
Page
1
A garbled OCR style block presents a festive note about moving from old to new year with scattered letters and partial phrases. Despite the chaos, references to change, renewal, and a lighthearted tone emerge, though specific details and names are not discernible.
The Japanese army and navy report that General Stoessel's surrender proposal was accepted and that negotiations on terms will be held between delegates. Marshall Yamagata communicates imperial appreciation. Togo notes blockade limits. Forts Tungkeewanshan and Q Forts blown up, Russian ships destroyed, operations suspended pending surrender negotiations. Takahira.
A large crowd is expected as twenty to seventy five defendants appear before Judge Robinson on the charges. The high sheriff orders strict control at the station to prevent escapes, with guards and restricted access to the wagon yard.
The Lavinia, captained by Weinbarth, arrived from Palmyra and the Lavinia group after twenty five days at sea with about 10,000 cocoanuts. She faced a perilous voyage but weather remained fair. Officers will seize the vessel for Custom House entry tomorrow as the port is closed today.
In Chefoo China on January 2 the Japanese allow wounded evacuees to depart as Russian torpedo boat destroyers disarm the port. Two more destroyers transports and eight hundred wounded left Port Arthur with Japanese consent after terms were accepted.
Onawa received a cablegram about Port Arthur falling but the Japanese Consulate reported no confirmation. Rumor spread quickly with crowds celebrating and hand bills circulated claiming a Russian surrender. officials noted no verified word and questioned the source.
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