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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented excerpt describes a vigorous effort in Hawaii and the Territory to spread literature and rally public support. Mentions a pacific campaign, then shifts to political tension as strikes loom and authorities respond. The text references imperial governance and election messaging in a periodical style.
An editorial voice contrasts Germany under its current ruler with peaceful aims, noting claims of restraint and the balance of power. It warns that while German and American strengths could foster a civil federation, exaggerated ambitions may spark dangers, urging steady policy and public works at home.
The замет fragment discusses potential strategies for Hawaii to push for lower passenger fares by leveraging freight steamship lines, arguing that if the public desires cheaper travel, a tabulated freight connection could support an affordable passenger service and urging action by the people.
Local booster Mr Patterson of Oregon urges the Territorial band to perform at Portland's Lewis and Clark Exposition. He argues strong town support and past inaction should not deter, recalling the Knight Templar conclave when Hawaiian bands drew praise and attention. The plan aims to boost publicity for Trevory and showcase the band’s talent.
A historic message extols a ruler’s prime as a unifying figure who stirs enthusiasm and conscience within his nation while earning respect from nations worldwide. The sovereign’s leadership is framed as pivotal to national harmony and international regard.
William J Patterson of Baker City Oregon plans to bring the Hawaiian band to the Portland Lewison Clark Exposition, touring with W B Grawe and Paul Grand Master of Oregon Masonry. Patterson aims to hire exposition stands for advertising, sees benefits for the Northwest show, and has discussed the idea with Governor and business groups. The Grand Jury also opened an inquiry into a matter, with witnesses Parker Simpson Baker Clerk and a Bulletin reporter. Sugar beet research from the Agriculture Department reports optimal sugar content at moderate temperatures and long sunny days, noting a three month growing season and regional conditions across the nation.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange shows a scrambled table of stock names and prices including MORNING GALES, Kibet, Kibe, McBryde, Honokan, Walotun, Olua, Haw. C. & 8, Monahan, Ho nokan, Hon. KR. T. & K. Co, Owhe, Kihel, Hono Kan, Meliryde, Kiel, Me Thryite, Ewa, and others with various bid numbers such as 16, 12, 24.50, 142.50 and prices around ranges from 0 to 500. The notation includes multiple entries for several firms and commodities.
The article reports on new evidence since Geneau's trial for murder, including a potential perjury arrest and possible grand jury action. It notes the earlier acquittal rested on Geneau's testimony and medical testimony suggesting mental aberration, and cites a police interview from July 1, 1904 detailing Geneau’s account of the night of the shooting and his possession of a gun.
Haleiwa Limited offers an excursion by rail from Haleiwa to Honolulu with a daytime schedule from 10:22 a.m. to 8:10 p.m. and an evening return by 10:10 p.m. The trip features the Beautiful Hotel Haleiwa with water bathing, tennis, golf, riding, and shooting, all for a fare of $2.00.
A witness describes carrying a gun for protection and claims no desire to harm Marky. Authorities discuss the Geneau murder case, noting ongoing evidence discovery, possible perjury charges, and a grand jury appearance. Local reports mention Irish potato crop notes and alfalfa suggestions for Ironland agriculture.
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