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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1904
Page
4
A Brooklyn boy is fatally injured after a hit and run on a busy thoroughfare. Officials, urged by a grieving mother, ordered a street closure and crowd control during the incident, highlighting concerns over street safety and municipal response.
The article condemns mortgage chicanery in Bellingham involving real estate agents and unscrupulous buyers. It cites Mr. Desky and other figures, laments ruined homes and pocketed funds, and argues such land deals corrupt business integrity, urging public accountability and criminal consequences for fraud.
Fragmentary text references property, ownership, and legal actions but is unclear. It mentions a home, rearh Unie, fall Te te wt time lawe, and people involved without coherent facts or identifiable names.
A fragment from the New York Sunday World critiques Fairbanks the Republican presidential hopeful. The piece highlights perceived flaws and lack of enthusiasm for arts or travel, notes his Methodist scruples, and recounts early life and career path from Ohio farmer to Indianapolis lawyer, with mentions of mentors and colleagues. The tone conveys a partisan smear targeting Fairbanks.
Fragmented, unclear text argues about trust in public figures and the impact of bank policy on national character. Mentions “American people” and “Pairbanke” with critique of leadership, urging temperance and hard work as outcomes of political decisions.
The June morality report shows seventy deaths and a death rate of LT A per 1000 population. Fourteen deaths were infants under one year, thirteen were aged 20 to 30, eleven 30 to 40, and six over 70. Fourteen deaths from Uphold, fourteen from Literal Ave, and others from preaments and Hix. Fifty seven marriages and forty three births occurred during the month. The food commissioner reports 101 samples of milk tested and eleven samples of food tested with thirteen adulterations detected. Wich examined numbered ITTF with 2285 condemnations.
A Democratic meeting of the Fourth Precinct Club is set for tonight at 7:20 pm to ratify St. Louis nominations. EO Sullivan will preside, with speakers including Chas McCarthy and several others as the party aims to approve the convention results and celebrate locally.
In a change noted in court records, the clerk will record the precise time each document becomes a court record. The July 7 filing times were verified in the Holloway Colburn case, with judges noting exact moments and the clerk to record full timestamps for all papers filed, including civil and criminal matters.
Acting Governor Atkinson appoints Buckland to fill the Chief Clerk post in the Secretary's Office as Kate Kelley resigns after ten years of service. The Legislature may later create a dedicated Chinese fund clerk position to handle tasks that delay office work. Remuneration may be a per case fee or around 150 dollars monthly.
The Builders and Traders Exchange votes to centralize management. Dustons and finance duties shift to the general meeting with board handling only standing committees. A vacancy from W. E. Rowell’s resignation is to be cited at the next meeting. The Delinquent Customers List and the Financial Information Bureau strengthen credit and information flows among members.
Summer wash suits for boys feature sailor suits with long trousers and blazon designs from ages 2 to 6 and up to 8 years. Materials include linen duck pique and Holland and stripes with trim in white and color schemes. Prices range from 1.00 to 3.50, with kilts and blouse styles also offered in several fabrics.
Hats of excellent service for boys and ladies, including plain white and white with colored trim. Tennis hats for ladies and Tam o' Shanter sailors in good taste. Embroidered insignias and fine white hats featured.
Ehlers Fort Street nearly three years in office. reelected secretary for the current year. Bond for the secretary and treasurer, historically 1000, likely raised to 5000 due to increased responsibilities. The Exchange pioneered requiring official bond and set a business-community example.
In the Potlee Court the docket shows a flurry of assault and battery actions. Defendants include Akan Wan fined $5 and costs for an amule. Le Perry, Akai, and Ferry in a fight over a pack, with Akwu knocking Purry down. Mele Kelewa facedconnected charges. Mele Hayalian’s name drew a big reaction. Willie Hill faced memault and battery on Mu Kwal, with injury and hospital stay. Kanwe, a Hawaiian, faced charges of memault and battery on Kahuakal. Kaumapetia charged with jdxanult and battery on Lillie Bray after a brutal beating. Yo Hong and Tom Larking also faced burglary-related charges after prior burglaries. Pung Kau, accused of assault on a 10-year-old girl with rape intent, remains under bond. Judge Humphreys’ absence delayed proceedings. July 21 set for rape case continuation. Dr W G Rogura opens a new office in Honolulu.
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