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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1905
Page
4
A fragmentary notice discusses monthly and yearly rates, unsettled sugar prices, and global remittances. It mentions investors considering world prices, crop patinates, and the potential impact of policy shifts on investment interest and market boom dynamics.
The text discusses rising revolutionary sentiment in Nukela and an outbreak in St. Petersburg as a possible start of a broad movement. It suggests a weakened state from war sparks discontent among peasants and writers centered on political activity around Louiton, with calls to centralize power and oppose government.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of Russian and French Revolution themes and corruption. The text references St Petersburg and a sense of imminent change, with unclear names and specifics due to damage.
The Moana Hotel was sold at public auction before the Judiciary Building under Commissioner M. Simonton. Henry B Cooper bid $40 to claim the property on behalf of the Moana Hotel Co creditors, witnessed by notable local residents. Governor Carter considers pardons for two Hawaii cattle thieves currently in Gaba Prison.
Trial testimony centered on whether Geneau was mentally aberrant at the time of the shooting. Medical experts debated brain injury and drunkenness influence, with Attorney General Andrews pressing hypothetical questions to probe mental state and responsibility. The physician qualified that memory may be suspended, not will, and the testimony continued.
In a morning session Governor Carter discussed potential shifts in Hawaii from a territory to a colony. He noted no direct stance yet, citing ongoing matters and a pending Judiciary Committee report from the executive council. He emphasized public discussion to surface all views and referenced a forthcoming study comparing Hawaii’s status with other possessions.
The New York tax department announced preliminary assessments of personal property valued at 300 or more. Notable fortunes include Andrew Carnegie at 5 000 000 and John D. Rockefeller at 2 500 000, with Sage Vanderbilt and others each at 2 000 000 or less. Forty named wealthy residents appear on the list.
A new S A company forms in Foxton to manufacture and install solar motors for pumping and irrigation across arid western states. A Joliet plant will assemble machines perfected at Wilkos Mesa Tempe Pasadena and Denver. Notables include Clarence Sackett and George Cawston. Southern Pacific plans orders. Willcox station already under construction.
Boston experts report a sharp rise in cancer over forty years with Boston now a leading city in Victim rates. Harvard researchers contest hereditary theories and urge early surgical treatment over drugs. Separate items note a probate fee, a legal injunction in Hawaii, and the Hawaii Yacht Club annual meeting and banquet.
Haleiwa Limited offers a fretless train ride with two hour runs and round trip for $2.00. Trains leave at 10:22 a m and 5:10 pm with generous time at the hotel Leiwa offering freehand golf and driving at Leiwa town, evening return.
A lengthy jury selection session in Judge Robinsons court yielded limited progress in the Jones case. Several jurors were excused or challenged as the prosecution and defense exercised peremptory challenges, leaving fourteen more to be allotted. Remaining logistics include transport updates and pending returns by months end.
The note invites readers to view various effects and obtain an estimate. It presents a promotional prompt likely from a storefront or advertisement offering demonstrations and pricing information. No specific dates or entities are provided.
Special to The Bulletin reports Senatorelect J. K. Gandall and Representatives elect Erle Knudwen Chas H J Rieu and Wm J Sheldog canvassed Kauai communities to learn voters needs for the upcoming legislature. Lihue residents seek road improvements and a paved Nawiliwili to Lihue road, Waimea residents fear river changes and demand river stabilization, and many call for new school buildings and a resident physician or better medical supplies.
The Civic Federation announces a Thursday 4 PM Honolulu meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. W J Westervelt will preside and deliver opening remarks, with Lorin Andrews and Mr Withington speaking on welfare and civic action. A tentative constitution may be presented and office-holders may join the management.
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