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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
7
Fragmentary text shows a writer Mackfeln referencing Mubholtee four cows and a captain, with stray foreign phrases and garbled names. The passage reads like a rough notebook of dialogue and stage directions, lacking clear events or outcomes to summarize.
The article reports on New York market activity for cotton futures with references to price movements, traders, and the impact on planters. It mentions names tied to the market, bidders, and the role of a company in influencing income and expectations.
Thurston’s critique of the Pinkham Commission’s proposal pits labor against capital. The small farmer is shown little benefit, while workers fear the plan favors planters and skilled labor. The community weighs whether the Thurnton plan serves birthright and local market needs amid outcry.
The article notes a sweeping shift toward the Democratic ticket across southern and border states, with Roosevelt’s plurality exceeding Parker’s in the region and New York totals failing to match the South’s turnout. It highlights notable state splits, regional enthusiasm, and party dynamics shaping the national result.
The Hilo Board of Trade outlines a community improvement program focusing on unity, cooperation, and practical steps to meet local needs. Members emphasize strengthening town services, supporting residents, and fostering a collaborative effort to boost the area’s welfare and development.
Partial OCR notes recount a murder case in which the defense argues the slaying occurred in self defense after threats to the Puerto Rican defendant. Jurors face lengthy deliberations as the court addresses instructions and attempts to finalize the verdict timing.
New Year festivities at Kohala Club with dances and private entertainments. Attendees included Mino Stee 8 Widemann and Minter 1. Parker Witemann of Mann noted among guests. Various celebratory events described across Kohala venues with entertainment by local figures.
Hawaii entries include Walake Wai Waki 1700 Onomen 2000 Pepeekee 500 Honoma atarty grinding today Hakatad 1600 Wapaaton none Ooka la aso Kukaton started grinding Hamakua 000 Paauhan uni Howokan 1800 Honuapo 40 Bulletin sale for rent cards notes rental listings
The article profiles three Japanese leaders, Marquis Oyama, General Baron Kodama, and General Fukushima, as key decision makers guiding Japan's war effort. It notes Oyama's Manchuria familiarity, mentions Ramon Corral as a recent Mexican VP pick, and references Corral's family abroad including schools in California and San Jose, with ties to the St. Louis fair.
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