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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper item about the Evening Bulletin publishing house Wallace Ko Fannington and real estate matters. It mentions rates per month and year, location at 110 Hing Street, Honiui, U L, and a wartime news brief about Allied forces and German and Russian fronts with limited readable context.
An extended notice advocates Hawaiian agriculture and travel promotion, urging interested Americans to explore land opportunities in Kona and the Big Island. It argues farming can provide independence, highlights Kona's climate and soils, and suggests real estate inquiries via promotional correspondence, detailing potential crops and farming methods.
A record from the Liha region reports Captain Kimeon Mh and Officer Bat Wray leading arrests in the Wintatemle mountains. Two Japanese nationals were taken into custody, one charged with aiding white honor and the other with possessing contraband items. A quantity of white scrapes was seized.
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican crossovers, including Chicago Chronicle’s embrace of Republicans, Bryan's political strength, and calls for unity to secure federal aid for the Territory. It notes figures such as Folk and Wy man and urges unwavering support for territorial development and national harmony.
Fragmentary report notes Parker gains with a thunderbolt-like impact as he enters the convention. Supporters claim harmony across factions while opponents question the party’s unity and management amid uncertain outcome. Republicans may see Democrats falter.
The fragment discusses viable crops for new settlers with land, noting chickens, turkeys, and vegetables as simple to raise. It highlights venture potential in cattle, plums, apples, coffee, and vanilla via local cannery activity, mentioning Edwards, Woods, and others on the south bank pursuing the vanilla question. It hints at small scale enterprises and cautions on fallure outcomes.
Assistant Attorney Ghal M Vy rome, representing Jas L Holt, tax assessor, filed a brief in the taxation contest of the rail line employees of the Internal and Broad Nav company over unpaid taxes demanded by the Territory. The defendants challenge the statute cited as unconstitutional for allowing property to be taken without due process. The brief notes issues of notice and authority of law, and discusses the contention that attachments and executions may apply despite exemptions.
Reports from steamer crews recount a bright meteor seen over the Velvet States as tremors shake Fenul during the past week. An officer aboard the Manuelan warship Kalla witnessed a brilliant meteor arc across the sky for minutes at 2 30 am near Wislock, a sight described as vivid and prolonged.
By order of the board of Olu Huge iv Company Limited a stockholders meeting will be held at Assembly Mall in Honolulu on July 26 1904 at 11 oclock a.m to verify the Agency Consent and the Mortgage to secure advances. Proposals for constructing the Mahukona to Puuhue road North Kohala Hawaii must be received by August 15 1904 at the Office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu and J Hind chairman North Kohala Road Board. Plans and specs are on file for inspection with a two thousand five hundred dollar deposit required. proposals must be on the furnished blank and include bidder name and a 8 percent certified check. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject all bids. S. Holloway Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu T H July 14 1904.
The American-rawanian steamship Amvclontt is to depart this port Thursday evening for Kubwut and Hilo to complete its cargo bound for Delaware Breakwater. It will take over 5000 tons from the poet, 1000 tons from Kabulul and 2000 tons from Hilo, totaling over 8000 tons. The Nevadan is scheduled for San Francisco on July 29, and the Hawaiian will sail for Honoluta on August 1.
For sale is the mountain section of Katawahine, about 203% acres from near Lunalilo Home to Tantalus and Mavos valley. The Government Tantalus Road crosses the property for three miles, with access to all parts. Contains hotel sites and locations for mountain homes, several springs, homes and gardens, heavy timber, ranching, and a peak elevation over 2,000 feet. Apply A. V. Obar, 228 King St.
A passenger aboard the line reports his gold watch and chain missing after disembarking at Hackfeld Wharf. The watch bore the inscription C. A. G. Nov 48. The note also mentions John Albert Matthewman as judge and John Curtis named deputy clerk in the court, with a third circuit grant.
Public Works invites sealed bids for constructing a two room schoolhouse and a four room teacher's cottage at Onomea Hilo Hawaii. Plans at Public Works Office Honolulu and Hilo. bidding requires a five dollar plan fee refunded on bid deposit.
Rental cards advertised at The Bulletin office. Listings summarize available spaces with prices and dates, inviting prospective tenants to inquire at the paper office.
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