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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows periodical advertising rates for a Wednesday bulletin with monthly quarterly and yearly prices, plus a postpaid foreign option. The page also mentions a government official and a discussion about a juror and a political party, but the legibility is poor and many phrases are garbled. The readable items indicate pricing and publication schedule rather than a clear single event.
The article argues land development in Hawaii is stalled by delays in securing land titles and government land policies. It critiques speculation, praises private capital’s potential to fund agricultural expansion, and notes government neglect of land laws, with examples of stalled leases and costly failures to develop land for dairy and farming.
Cripple Creek authorities are departing, asserting bonds of unionism across Ub e county as daily demonstrations in Columbia and capitalia show how labor efforts can evolve into national tense movements.
Fragmented notes report on conflicts involving Chinese and Japanese interests, a Vatican audience, liquor trade purifiers, and legal presses. It notes John D. Willed becoming Garden Island editor and J. Castle Ridgway at Hilo Tribune managing, with praise for local volunteers in the legal fraternity.
The Chilean ship Curzon, formerly a steamship, lived off port last night and was towed in for docking at the railroad wharf to load a cargo of nitrates. Built in Scotland, later used by Spain, then English owners converted her to a four masted barque named Curzon in honor of the Viceroy of India. Now owned by a Chilean lumber concern, she bears visible marks of her steamship days and features an elaborately decorated captain’s cabin.
Quaint and dainty laces in black white and ecru offered at reduced prices. Patterns include Point de Venire Ercuriat Blaek Silk Insertions White Cotton Insertions with several reductions noted.
Martin, an old college friend of Acting Governor A. le C. Athington, an engineer en route to the Philippines aboard the Sheridan, called at the executive chamber this morning and spent a reminiscence filled hour.
Describes highly desirable taffeta silks in plain solid colors from top makers. Purchasing time favorable as silk manufacturers have cut production to meet demand. Signals greater demand and limited supply for the period.
Eight Hawaii National Guard companies under Col. Jono mobilize and board rapid transit, march from King Street to Kaplolani Park then join U S regulars under Gen McArthur in the Pacific Division. About 409 soldiers mobilized, with additional company D from Hilo expected by Friday. Lahaina exercises and May festivities noted. Maui Company F arrives, delays due to wagon needs. Camp setup postponed until afternoon. quartering to follow.
Tokyo’s special immigration commissioner T Aoyagi travels to Ottawa and Washington to discuss Japanese worker immigration with Canadian and U S officials. He asserts Japan will limit emigration if the United States and Canada do not increase admitted Japanese residents.
The Sheridan, an United States Army transport, docked at Naval Wharf No. 1 after a calm voyage from San Francisco. Passengers include Captain C. F. Humphrey Jr and Brigadier General T. M. Coxe bound for Manila via the Philippines. other officers, their wives, and two brides join for long deployments.
Professor Berger cooperates with Hawaiian hotel management to host visiting Sheridan officers and accompanying ladies. A kind concert at six, a dance to follow, and open evenings are planned. The Hawaiian Quintet Club will perform during dinner and again for dance music at the close of the concert. A French Continental dinner will be served.
United States Coroner Judd reports after examination, bond set at 2500 dollars for alleged forgery connected to Mrs N. A murky morning scene follows as U.S. Marshal recalls the case. The prisoner pleads to the judge while awaiting order in a tense courtroom moment.
Julia Marlowe of New York City endorses Peruna as a nerve tonic. The testimonial lauds its digestion aid and vitality benefits for women, urging purchase and directing readers to Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for further information and testimonials.
Public works notice from Honolulu invites sealed proposals to build a new road connecting Kailua to Keauhou Kahalu a Hawaii. Plans cost 8.00 and must be deposited with bid. bids due June 97 1904 at noon.
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