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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1904
Page
4
A garbled Honolulu style column discusses Hawaii political status, the Democratic platform, Parker’s campaign materials, and the idea of territorial representation. It references the Vladivostok squadron, Kuropathia, and local calls for county government, urging continued progress in fruit trade and territorial development.
The readable portion discusses legislative action on health effects, urging states and territories to move toward a national health effort. It mentions various places and figures and references ongoing discussions about regulatory decisions and wider adoption of health policies.
A fragmentary editorial analyzes a St Louis speech and its impact on Hawaii's territorial image. It condemns partisan misrepresentation by both major parties and urges unity and self-respect, warning that inflamed rhetoric harms Hawaii's reputation and progress.
A damaged OCR page describes a courtroom scene where Ellen, Christian, and others discuss a marriage arrangement. Testimony reveals Ellen’s shame, a man’s preference against a mixed marriage, and a judiciary scene including a judge ordering a brutal chokehold as a reprisal, with a sentencing of thirty days.
The record shows questioning about Ilia and Hilan with claims of Hilan’s housework ability and rapid learning. Christion testifies to literacy gains since Jett school and observed writing. Tax Adviser Hall testifies for the defense noting Kilinen generally behaved as bright.
In Police Court only seventeen cases on the calendar were heard today. Turatoma, a Japanese boy, accused of battery on Ah Hing, defended his action stating he warned the boys away from John Baker's premises in Kalihi. The stone ricocheted and injured Ah Hing. Judge Hawks fined Turatoma 10 and costs. Chun Lo Jar, another defendant, admitted breaking into a house to steal goods to secure a debt, claiming Yau Bhin owed him 48.50. He received multiple charges and months imprisonment on the first count. The court noted his novel debt-collection method with disapproval. Other cases continued or dismissed.
The Honolulu Elks event featured a long after dinner program with speakers and tributes. Leaders and members including Frank Thompson and C B Cooper performed impressions and memory to honor past Grand Lodge members.
Helena Montana July 2. The case of Sam Alaytii butterena rambling how tied the cop faces a diluted account settlement. The lower court decision was reversed and remanded for a new trial. The Bulletin notes fine job printing.
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