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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
4
A lengthy excerpt outlines debate on an appropriation and financial control. It references government measures, military context, and a proposed law for home preservation. The text mentions public notes about per year costs, postpaid arrangements, and references to U S territory and congressional activity.
The text notes supporters in favor of a four colonial government for Hawaii and a distinct sentiment among them about curiae. It observes Hawaiians have endured many trials and that their revolutionary experiences may lead them to resist, and even threaten, governmental stability through self-directed action.
A garbled excerpt records John Hanlon backing the Manton idea to end silver coins and adopt paper and leather standards. The text suggests hardship times where exits a pair of shoes could symbolize endurance, but overall the source is incomplete and unclear.
The record indicates the court found no evidence Genoau was a murderer by nature. He was described as intoxicated and influenced by drink, with justice tempered by mercy and prudence guiding the proceedings.
Delegate Ku ble reports a pivotal victory for Hawaii in securing a 400 009 harbor appropriation for Hon Oa Mult and a survey for Mito and notes that approval from Congress and the committee advances the territory toward harbor improvements. He stresses the need for continued support and investigation to sustain the appropriation path.
The Survey Department reports plans to open homesteads for settlement in diverse parcels on Kauai. Aimed at supporting farmers, the project envisions upper valley and mountain slope tracts from 36 lots of 1.5 to 3 acres each, with reserve and forest considerations. The government seeks data to aid future land disposals and possible leases.
The Merchants Association holds its annual meeting to elect directors with reports from the president and secretary. Washington signals a $100,000 improvement appropriation for harbors and rivers, amid county road and consolidation debates. A special meeting may follow to finalize actions and present consolidation proposals.
In a brisk morning session EWA reached 34 er at aparato HN with three hundred shares trading at 0.50, a half point above prior highs. Urae stock hovered near 54.0 as investors watched Forenoon reports. unclear totals show fewer hundred shares moving between AL and BNW.
George Thielen, a broker at Jolie Hie ranks, was elected to a seat on the Exchange board amid ongoing market commentary. The assembly discussed new additions and the county act orientation while noting trading activity and contract awards.
Washington reports indicate a split in both Republican and Democratic ranks as discussions over railroad legislation stall. President Hoover faces fading hope for action this session as cabinet members and lawmakers clash on the bill’s form, leaving the reform uncertain and delayed.
Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, runs from Honolulu Sunday mornings at 8 22 o clock reaching Haleiwa in two hours for a round trip of 280. Leaving in the morning and returning in the evening the trip includes tennis golf and wall games in town.
Jurors were examined in the Jones case in Judge Noblason’s court with multiple challenges noted. Several potential jurors were excused or challenged by both sides as the defense and prosecution balance peremptory removals, while noon hour postponed further questioning. The case advances with half the challenges used and the court set to proceed next.
A short notice invites customers to preview color effects options and obtain an estimate. It emphasizes showcasing color treatments and provides an estimated quote for services. The item reads like a promotional blurb from a local business.
Refugees from Port Arthur report Mme Stoessel wife of the Kuselan general takes on Red Cross work and tends the wounded at the hospital. She is praised as guardian to orphans and widows while overseeing bandage making and hospital relief efforts.
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