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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1904
Page
4
A garbled OCR note discusses postal and telegraph issues, government control, and political critiques across nations. It mentions figures like a treasurer and a church, with broad commentary on public service, wartime strain, and international exchange policies.
A Kansan City Star correspondent reviews the presidential contest, contrasting Hanna and Roosevelt and the Republican convention. The piece notes public interest, party clashes, and the battle over political targets as both candidates face scrutiny and shifting public opinion.
The article outlines controversy over a proposed land exchange involving Governor Carter, with objections from outraged citizens and unresolved questions about the process. Supporters cite community benefits while critics seek better oversight, highlighting tensions between private interests and public disclosure.
At a county meeting the court approved a bond of 150000 for Assessor Iaukea. The record lists several involved parties and details the bond’s approval and the official examination by the county auditor, confirming funds and legitimacy for the post. The proceedings note the amount and the required sureties and reference named individuals connected to the case.
A garbled OCR list outlines a police patrol context with numerous names, ranks, and salaries such as Lieutenants, detectives, clerks, and patrolmen. Senior officers like J. Kay Hep and Harlow Ottions appear alongside wages from $1 to $100, including entries for interpreters and field staff, all denoted in a chaotic ledger-like fragment.
The document details monthly expenses for jail staff and operations, listing wages for deputies, police officers, and maintenance costs. It notes recommended budgets by the Sheriff, objections about telephones, and concerns over jailer duties and private work, with a total monthly grant of 415,448.
A garbled city notice alleges improper bids linked to a contract approved by state or city officials including Gillian. It mentions watches valued at 90 and 50 dollars and an office boy wage, with a series of uncertain figures, and the Rapid Transit Company to hold a related meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The court notes the memory of Attorney Kane with a memorial at the Anatomy Court session. W C Smith of the Hawaii Bag Association and Justice Stanley discuss Kane’s service, his wartime honors, and his public stewardship. The resolution expresses deep sorrow and sympathy for his widow and relatives.
Town buzzes about joining the baseball league next season with a new club formed. A Malmeyf and a captain were appointed to lead the ban and a large roster of players has offered signatures for 1904. Governor Carter and Attorney General Andrews spent the morning drafting a new form as work nears completion.
Fragmentary report describes Mr. Gay regarded as essential for Jaana development and water access. Mentions land trials, water supply challenges, and government efforts to secure irrigation from Meaniem. references include Territory officials, commissioners, and local labor.
A compact list of merchants and companies appears to name Castle & Cooke Ltd as commission merchants and sugar factors, with agents and associates including The Ewa Plantation Co, The Fulton Iron Works, J. Louis Ma, The Standard Of Co, The Geo, F. Blake Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals, The New Hogland Lifensurance Co of Boston, The Actions Fire Inc Co of Hartford Conn, and The Alliance Assurance Co of London, among others.
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