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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
4
A fragmentary report from a period London style column discusses American and German trade tactics in China. It contrasts patient German method with aggressive American push, notes language and cultural barriers, rail projects, and the need for Chinese agencies to access markets, urging perseverance over mere force in global commerce.
The article reports that wireless telegraph tests show Into Jocally far ahead of the Federal Government system. It notes Uncle Fath’s anatom bis and local wireless trials, with political figures hoping to influence voters in Nebraska and California, and hints at broader strategic implications involving Parker in New York and an Anglo Russian alliance. Honolulu expresses regret at the departure of warships and welcomes returning sailors with city hospitality.
An American naval officer on the Asiatic station criticizes American traders for slow entry into Asian markets and crude methods compared to European competitors. He notes ample domestic trade reduces foreign pressure, while substantial undeveloped opportunities in the continent await deeper effort and bold openings abroad. He emphasizes that today’s work lays groundwork for future foreign trade expansion.
The Cane of Ales case features a Hawaiian witness named Malle who admits regular drinking on Lamona premises during a Sunday raid by Detectives Kenear and Mel. Prosecution describes two raids at the Beagle saloon with Malle found in rooms adjoining the bar. Defendant Lamara and associate Remar deny presence. Remar later charged with perjury. Judge Lindany sentences Jackus to $390 and Cory.
A terse court calendar records multiple cases including M Bouin Wan funding $100 for a minor offense and other charges. It notes the next action on January 10 with cases of 8. & Boyd and prophet Mahauty listed as omiggenale ment and continued.
The training ship Muftalo, soon to depart port for a world tour, had a varied history including a three day period when its fate aligned with Col. Melean, former commander of the Hawaiian Republic army under President Dole. The Bailfilo began as a passenger and freighter ship from New York, with explosive dynamite fragments noted as available to ordnance.
Local Supreme Court scheduled to convene with focus on minor decree matters and water rights disputes. Associate Justice Galbraith to chair, transport Logan due from Manila to San Francisco. expected absence may leave two-member bench until new appointment.
Real estate notice offers the Tantalus Edge tract near Honolulu for sale through A V Gear sales agent. Describes hillside homes, access via Tantalus Road, climate cooler by ten degrees, springs and shade from eucalyptus kukul and kom, suitable for residences. Only part reads. sale to occur July 9 at noon at the Judiciary Building front entrance with government lands on Kauai listed.
A fragmentary account describes revolutionary plots involving dynamite weapons, a Brazilian port raid, and a cross drenched military maneuver. Mentions McLean, Thurston, Hawaii, and a rebel named Nichteroy in a plan to seize Rio de Janeiro.
The Frea Kindergarten Association reports flourishing conditions across its Lt schools with good attendance and informed children. Despite reduced income, managers considered closing one school but decided against changes unless necessary. Mrs. A. B. Wood resigned. Mrs. Elizabeth Waterbon elected to the vacancy, with Mem mehaide as third vice president. Commencement exercises are set for Saturday at 4 o'clock in the Castle Kindergarten, with diplomas to be awarded to Nenaine Eaton and Winifred Sharp. The association adjourned for summer and hopes conditions improve for expansion rather than retrenchment.
The piece describes jurors pictured in a courtroom setting with distant heads and open windows, then depicts three justices on the dais with juror indications on the throne. Cartoons decorate the court benches showing men, dogs, and beasts, alongside likely references to dramatic events and figures.
A Chicago Post account recalls the Grand Jury occupying Judge Robinsons court amid water leaks mud and disarray. Chief Justice Frear urged decorum as deputies cleaned the Supreme Court chamber and jurors resumed proceedings with caution.
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