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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1905
Page
4
Payable in advance notices show weekly and yearly rates for distribution and postage. The fragment mentions various prices and terms, including per quarter and per year options, with references to foreign and postpaid postings and a vague wartime or local notice context.
A transcripted debate on Citizen Labor’s stance toward cooperation with capital and its strategy within the Territory. The piece outlines arguments for forming alliances to improve labor leverage, the role of the Territorial Government, and the potential outcomes for workers and communities, including a warning against excessive alignment with capital. It notes Pinkham of the Pinkham Commission and the broader political maneuvering around labor density and governance.
The report outlines a large naval formation readying in late January, detailing the third squadron with cruisers torpedo boats and battleships. It notes command figures, admiralty leadership, and calls for immediate reinforcement as tensions rise ahead of potential conflict.
A chaotic Saloon shooting case unfolds as Lieutenant Cunte arrives to testify. The court weighs juror challenges while prosecutors and defense clash over timing and admissibility amid a crowded, tense scene.
Tax assessor Holt says real estate values will fall next year, reducing real estate tax collections, while he expects higher line item and personal taxes to offset the deficit. He cites sugar prosperity and a crop forecast of over 100000 tons as factors potentially boosting revenue, amid general gloom over real estate values.
Fragmentary 19th century notice to Honolulu women warning about Brights disease and diabetes. Mentions Aubry Wieewen, Dr. Sturkell, Judge Catlin, and local figures with scattered phrases about medical conditions, hospital care, weight loss, and a weight loss program. Appears to advertise health concerns and a public sale card.
The court began the criminal calendar with Chinese burglary cases. Attorney Cathcart was away in Kona. jurors were called including John Mt. Aron and J. Allencantre. Several jurors and officials faced excusal or deferment while De Bolt urged not to discharge workers for jury service. The session discussed case progression and next steps, with Cathcart expected to return and cases set for the following week.
San Francisco dispatch reports Hawaiian Commercial, Honokan, Makawell and related items advancing in early price quotes. Trading details show Waialua, Kowwai, and others at varied levels with multiple blocks crossing, while Treasury warrant No. 6711 is noted for return to finder for Miss Mollie Grave.
A heated disagreement over port authority erupts between the Naval Commandant at the port and Captain Lyon as control of the naval wharf is contested. Mr Stackable and Mr Bink argue for Customs oversight while Captain Ly asserts naval jurisdiction. The dispute centers on which agency can inspect ships and seize dutiable cargo aboard vessels at the harbor.
A brief excerpt describes color effects and a demonstration aimed at showcasing visual techniques. The note highlights a sample of color transitions and effect ideas to illustrate possible outcomes for viewers.
Jan 1 and later in the day seven ships under Admiral Botrovaky reached the port after departing Suda Nay Inland Crete. The flotilla includes the chuldere Oleg Jemrud Daleper and Rion plus torpedo destroyers Grom Gromakt and Reyily. A description and list of Groen Rovds Cromallky materials are on sale at the S8Signs cifle Import Co.
A letter to the Advertiser discusses farm matters in Kona, Hawaii, noting tensions over agricultural policy, labor, and race debates. The writer critiques coverage, defends local farmers like the Kona Agricultural Co, and calls for caution in published opinions.
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