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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and phrases including TAN Ai Hanonein and Varina Sraelodl with unclear context. The piece mentions a traversed route and references to a parade or journey but lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete identifiers.
The readable fragments reference a senator, secretary, and a political process involving negotiation and a general advancement. Mentions of a commission, organization, and rejuvenation of attention to invaders imply a civic reform effort. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
An unclear report describes a murder case with jury actions, attorneys statements, and witnesses. Names like Kennard and Harris appear amid procedural notes and references to examinations and potential continuations on subsequent pages.
A musk of political clash unfolds as Delegate Kuhio advances territorial projects while opposition papers question his Washington strategy. The Morning Bulletin condemns tactics and portrays Secretary Atkinson as manipulating public opinion, amid calls for executive legislative cooperation to serve the territory's central welfare.
A funeral is planned tomorrow for a local resident with services at Verurtes Hall on February 1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will conduct a ceremony, followed by a procession and interment arrangements.
A steady stream of jurors face questions about capital punishment as the Jones murder trial proceeds. The prosecution weighs peremptory challenges and the defense pushes to seating a fair panel.
Delegate Kanamasaone describes legislative work to secure harbor improvements and special action in the Appropriation Bill. He credits Secretary Atkinson and Mr. McClellan for help, notes interdepartmental negotiations, and calls for continued unity among Hawaii’s citizens and commercial groups to advance the harbor project this year.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Walter Straws and George Johnson plus Jones, a wife, and aunt. Kenneth Brown, Stanley Stephenon, and Jani are mentioned with challenges by the prosecution, some not allowed. HH Walker formed an opinion and was excused. Friel drawn. Brown formed opinion but could not sway sworn.
Morris Rosenberg responded to Wa Me Carthy's bid against bias asserting the court lacks admiralty jurisdiction. The case claims a libel of $1,608.39 for merchandise sold and delivered, handled by Lowers Cooke Ltd. at LW Kerr & Co.
There have thus been eleven Jurors passed for cause namely BT Dreter TB O'Brien Hareman Harry Rivers AJ Tait A Winterstein WJ England Harry Juen Kenneth Brown and Stiley Stephenson EB Friel will do the Qr 1 man to be examined this afternoon.
Promoters at the Ha wiilat Hotel formed plans for a University Club in Thin City with Governor Carter presiding. A committee will draft a charter and bylaws while seeking a building for the club home. Charter is planned for twenty members initially, rising to fifty as charter members join.
Park Terrill arrives from the mainland with a bundle of bonds for the Territory's loss of one million dollars. Secretary Ackinwon in New York secured the loan. Treasurer Campbell and Registrar Mapal prepare signatures on each bond. Bonds valued at 1000 each will bear manual signatures and be delivered as Terrill returns to the mainland. A tribal meeting and USS New Orleans entertainment are noted for the evening.
The ad asserts strong painting expertise after years of experience and claims they employ only skilled men. It invites readers to view color samples and obtain an estimate for painting work.
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