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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1904
Page
4
The item lists subscription options by month quarter year and postpaid foreign rates with mixed garbled phrasing. It references a June tie and mentions votes in some context, alongside vague remarks about fuel and an amber needed term. The fragmentary text preserves none of the event specifics.
The Democratic delegates gathered in the Territorial convention largely support Congressman Hearst for the presidential nomination. Opposition exists only over whether the Hawaii vote should be publicly expressed, as some fear a private stance could influence the final ballot. The Hawaiian delegation remains pledged to Hearst and aims to influence the convention while Parker contends for broader state support.
Reports describe a long running clash between capital and labor in Cripple Creek with martial law affecting much of the state. The conflict has shuttered industry, lowered morale, and drawn in troops to guard property as authorities respond to escalating unrest.
Reported statements from Emperor Nicholas and military advisers express firm confidence Port Arthur cannot be taken quickly. They cite heavy Russian artillery, warships, and the need for immense time and manpower to overcome forts, batteries, and the harbor defenses, while noting uncertain reports from Kin Chow and Pere arthur amid the ongoing siege.
Quaint lace sale offers black white and ecru options in Point de Venise and needlework inserts. Prices list reductions on multiple lace qualities from 1.25 to 0.40 dollars, highlighting good stock and attractive patterns.
This notice announces highly desirable taffeta silks in plain solid colors with large price reductions. It notes buyers gain time to purchase as silk makers curtail production. Silk from top makers, 100 value items now offered at 0.78 of former price.
The piece laments labor unrest across industrial centers and corporate power, warning of subservience through wealth. It cites wage fights, demagogues, and the moral stakes of life, liberty, and happiness, while noting Japanese actions near Port Arthur and a government command reshuffle.
Representing Editor F. J. Testa of the Independent, under indictment for libel, argued on demurrer before Judge De Holt that the alleged objectionable article was in fact not. Deputy Attorney General W. S. Koming for the Territory urged the case, with arguments occupying the forenoon and the judge taking it under advisement.
Public Works officials discuss the progress and planning of sewerage and street projects. Superintendent Holloway and Engineer Gere review preliminary plans, with work to proceed on the Volcano road survey and city sewer improvements, including a $11,000 allocation and $49,000 hygro rating study.
Hawaii executives discuss 25,000 appropriation for Haleguaa repairs and two 10,000 readiness projects. Engineer Williamson surveys sites in Hamakuas while debates over funding and timelines continue. Governor Allenwond plans completion of improvements under the fund with potential borrowing next session.
Captain Nihinckwe of the Nuvat Et Hou haw reports alligator pear plants have been planted near Olongapo Ly as part of Navy plans for a new dockyard. Navy reserves plant ornamental trees to accompany the yard, with funding and subscriptions listed. Captain Niblack traveled to Olongo to oversee plantings. $200,000 appears in current notes with $8,600,000 capital and $1,000,000 paid-nip capital referenced in the financials.
Fragmentary dispatches describe a near Port Arthur engagement with Japanese forces advancing along coast defense lines. Reports warn of heavy casualties and shifting positions as commanders reassess defensive lines amid contested perimeter and tactical reinforcements.
Davis seeks to extend court action despite Supreme Court having expired term and lack of active members. District court notes ongoing efforts to prevent election irregularities as new measures are considered.
The Territory court heard arguments over a $40,000 government award tied to a Pearl Harbor dredger dispute. Prosecution claimed bond security was improper and the judge kept the hearing open for later today. The record reflects ongoing bond and property removal debates.
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