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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
5
A promotional note invites customers to inspect a shipment of thousands of rolls arriving last week featuring the latest patterns. It suggests visiting to compare current walls with the new designs and to avoid deciding before seeing the stock.
The motion to quash a criminal libel indictment is filed by Testa through attorney T McCants Stewart with CA Long. It claims grand jury disqualification due to pre motion and cites an April 4 indictment later quashed, asking the second indictment be quashed. Deputy AG W Fleming counters the issue was already disposed by Judge De Bolt in the prior ruling. Argument set for 9:30 tomorrow morning.
A sailor wandering on shore near King Street is frustrated by a drunken brawl. The scene at the Judiciary building and Young Theater entrance ends with a disheveled man exposing a galley of broken sinew and spilled beer, leaving local onlookers shocked by the messy disturbance and urinated spillage.
Property listing describes a vast tract of 39844 acres known as The mountain yeeting of the I ot Kalawaning extending from Lamnailo Home to Tantlus peak and Manow valley. It notes three miles of Government Road access, water springs, timbered lands, and elevation over 2000 feet with several houses and gardens. Inquiries to A V Gear 128 King St. Bimpie Simon of WAR in The Bulletin Supplement.
The text notes an Ad series in The Buffalo connected to Honolulu readers, mentioning editor Henry Murfton with assistants S.A. Parker and VO H. Ashley. It references an official magnetie published at various ports and describes a profiled article cover by merchants and Hluntraged imagery, with a dated tone and rough OCR errors.
The camel slated to carry Kore fout ll pilgrims on Saturday is recovering from an injury suffered during a voyage from Cotostenn. A storm near the Horn pitched the vessel, throwing the camel and puncturing a port hole. The animal was bitten by a shark while exposed at sea, sustaining a severe wound.
At Calusa on May 18 an enthusiastic meeting aimed to build an RAF beet factory with a $400,000 target. Donations listed include $200,000 from Dyer Co and $90,000 from Central California Envelopment Co, leaving $100,000 to be raised by local citizens. Committee chair Hine to oversee operations as pledges totaled $37,000 tonight.
Read Wants on page 1. Local shop listings advertise Panama hats gloves and clothing at Globe Clothing House Muln 250 and Nichola Co. Local updates mention Buckland’s operation and a hawked kodak promotion by Mondula Photo Supply Co. A court case reports Sam Nunany charged with assault and battery on Chang Tim at the Channel wharf gate with immigration guard Nenand involved.
A bulletin reports that J C Axtell claims he paid no money to Hendricks while Hendricks paid a large sum to Axtell. Both parties allegedly settled differences, Hendricks withdrawing suit and covering court costs. Axtell references his attorney and Hendricks’s attorneys for verification.
Article from the Nottingham Guardian reports on an envisioned large beet sugar industry in southern Ireland, detailing over 3,000 permitted acres for cultivation and factory plans. It notes climate suitability after experiments, government incentives, and a projected boost to home production, including regional growth prospects for industry in Kingston and Cork area.
An ornate advertisement urges readers to bring an Angelus to their home, praising its superior tone and human touch. It invites shoppers to visit the store to hear it in person or request illustrated catalogs and information about handsomely illustrated books.
Cyclone Kelly pursues a long awaited chance to avenge a prior defeat to Dave Mary in a bid to rebound and gain prestige. He plans a careful buildup and vows to leverage improvement to upset the stronger opponent. A second fight narrative hints at strategic moves and the desire to prove himself against rival contenders.
The Moana Hotel management announces special arrangements for guests at the dance tonight. A special ear will depart at 10 pm for Linkor Langer. No fares will be collected. Firewell rerap Hon and naval officers will be entertained. "For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin.
Laniton May The war has begun to bite industry and commerce across Russia with factories reducing hours and layoffs spreading from Rostov to Odessa. In Lod, 130000 workers are unemployed as Far East markets falter and credit tightens. In Odessa about 20000 dock workers seek work while provincial governors warn services may not be required this year.
Orange’s Children's Aid and Protective Society proposes law changes to divert prison work earnings from non support cases to support the jailed parent’s family. The measure seeks to relieve families while addressing neglect duties and shifts the money value of work done in jail to dependents.
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