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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
12
In a sprawling, fractured narrative a man and woman discuss divorce and marriage contracts amid a court and church backdrop. The dialogue weighs moral standards, parental rights, and societal expectations, with references to religious groups, gender roles, and the impact on children and social reputation.
The Washington dispatch details a heated exchange about marriage and money amid a proposed U S Navy expansion led by Lawra Nixon. It notes Nixon's contracts to build torpedo boat destroyers and the plan to construct 100 fighting ships, signaling a major naval buildup within two years and a pivot toward a powerful fleet based at Sevastopol under Nixon's supervision.
A suburban grocer recalls a month when a beggar asked for charity at his shop. The man, once dismissed, turns out to be a counterfeit note recipient who later confesses. The exchange ends with the beggar claiming the grocer is a nationwide counterfeit ring master. The caller signs off from Brooklyn Engle.
A fragmentary report cites rising death totals 9 265 36 807 40 039 and 58 748 with alarming note of a widespread disease. It warns of kidney trouble fever and muscular weakness as early signs and references a rapid course to death within months.
In a sprawling account drawn from court records and testimonies, Thomas W. Lawson’s fight over a receivership unfolds with Bram an and Buchanan figures at the center. The piece traces settlement payments, alleged schemes to control gas companies, and various lawyers and witnesses, including Roger Foster and William H. Goblewick, with dates and places tied to Wall Street and Wilmington as the drama of a financial curb unfolds.
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