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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
5
Local notice advertises Gale cards offered by Lord & Belser for sale through the Bulletin office. The brief item indicates a sale listing with supplier names and the product type. No further details provided.
A patchwork Honolulu page notes various local ads and notices including bakery, clothing, and pen stock vendors, plus ship arrivals and business updates. It mentions Panama hat trade, a painting display, and plans for Kan Phoha entertainment in Kilohana. The developing photo supply firm advances with new lighting, and Lighthouse supplies are aboard the Slurw sailing into port.
Senator Burton was fined 2600 dollars and sentenced to six months in county jail after United States Market Court action. The case involved alleged bribery linked to the Port Office Department with $2000 in question. Burton appealed to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, but the Supreme Court took direct jurisdiction today. He was present in court as an appeal bond of 10000 dollars was posted.
San Francisco reports Dave Barry will train mainly at Larkspur with Poley and be a four member Nelson camp group today or tomorrow. Barry will need hard work to reach form and may prove a valuable addition to Nelson's forces during the two weeks before the meeting with Foley at Lon Angeten.
Real estate transfers recorded between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. include Emmeline Maven and Nab selling to Robert W. Davie, Agrnit Velen Gonzalez Fonseca to Thorvald Rimusgen, Hokpole to Colla, and others. A miscellaneous note mentions “For Sale” cards at the Bulletin office.
Tomorrow afternoon the Merchants' Association convenes to debate taxing mercantile stocks and resolve a long-standing disparity between assessments and owners. The group recalls last year's Supreme Court wins for Kash Store and Paddle Hardware Co, with deductions challenged by the assessor.
David Pio a four year old Hawaiian boy faced court charged with disobedience amid claims his mother is dead and his stepmother and father press for custody. The judge reprimanded and discharged the boy as two local workers were fined for unconnected offenses while others faced license and employment issues.
Acting Governor Thurston orders investigation after Marion Dexter of the Girls Industrial School complains of firemen talking through knot holes in a high board fence dividing the girls’ station from the firehouse. Firemen pledge to refrain from such conduct. threat of severe discipline for repeats.
Ben Francisen and July t Howe, an officer in the Deridental and Orienteleameip Gaelle, wed Nettie Marry of London. The groom, formerly in the Atlantic service, now an officer of the Colle, plans a brief honeymoon during the Gaelle’s port visit. The bride arrived from England to meet her husband, whose history with the Orient service is noted. Congratulatory messages came from many friends.
Celebration John Hughes outlines aims of Young Men's Institute Council No 6H. Entertainment at St Antonio Hall featured W S Fleming as new president FW Weed, readings by McMahon, songs by Maurion McMahon, and dancing acts. Speakers praised fraternal work, gospel outreach, and council growth, with officers installed and a lively literary program concluding in social events.
A store advertises the Angelus piano player that can be controlled by mind and feet to express music as if human. It claims to avoid a dead piano in the home and invites customers to hear the device at the store.
A fragmentary report states Mrs Maybrick will be freed as an ordinary prisoner between now and August 1. Authorities refuse any full pardon but may not impede hearings. The note mentions a large exhibition at the Tapanee theatre with 2½ cent admission and doors at 7 pm.
Dispatch from the front reports Japanese column pressure and Russian responses as forces maneuver near Kai Chow and Liao Yang. Observers note Japan withdraws pressure south of Kai Chow while plotting a broader northeast strategy and possible assault on Liao Yang.
The bulletin provides a concise resume of all lease notices, building permits and real estate transactions. Evening editions list rent cards and notices for sale. Subscription information appears as weekly and annual rates.
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