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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
7
Corporation Notices declare that the Hock bicks of the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company will be closed to transfers from June 2 to June 8, 1904, both days in charge, by order of the Board of Directors. GRO, P. THIRLEN, Boer Monutuly, Jvinestim, 1904.
Wilder's steamers Kinan and Claudius Likelike will sail one day late during the fourth of July week at the regular hour.
In the Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii probate in Honolulu a guardianship order appoints J B Low as guardian ad litem for Thelma K Parker a minor and issues publication for two weeks in The Evening Bulletin. It directs service on Thelma Parker her mother Elizabeth Knight and guardian Alfred Carter with a June 30 1904 hearing to decide license to sell land on Pearl Harbor Island.
Business notices state Townsend Undertaking and Honolulu Mutual Burial Association have moved next door to the former Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co location. New premises offer roomy offices and parlors, described as tidy and pleasant with fresh mountain violets for sale at reasonable prices, near the corner of Hotel and York streets on Saturday and Monday afternoons.
Legal notice of a June 1904 Hawaiian court sale and probate actions. Includes a sheriff sale under judge Ex secu tion veiled in the Ma You Sang Tai matter and an administrator with will annexed probate for Morris M Entrep estate with creditors' claim deadline six months from June 8 1904 in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii.
A compiled list of property transfers recorded June 1901 to June 1904 across Honolulu and surrounding areas. Entries include buyer and seller names such as Helen Boyd and Manoel Branco, property descriptions on Church Street and Kaimuki tract, and monetary figures like 220 and 4000 dollars, with dates ranging June 1904 to August 1903.
New York officers and hospital staff recount a chaotic post wreck scene from the Slocum disaster. A mauled unknown infant is saved and cared for at Lebanon Hospital while officials estimate numbers and plan burials for victims. Officials promise aid to families and face insurance claims as rescues and inquiries unfold.
Notice to mariners reports red buoys titled Blunt and Quinboldt Mar replaced after drifting in the Mendocino and South Jetty areas. Orders from the Lighthouse Board direct new buoys to mark western entraces of New York Slough, Aussin Bay, and related channels. Commander Wm Day signs the notices.
Mig Stee Stevens, recently convicted of committing $30,000 worth of phar ity the United States from Brither Columbia, remains in the King County Jail with $400 on deposit for a messenger to deliver radios sent him from the most expen can. He declares he is amused yet chagrined at not wearing all his jewels. The cell is decorated with the most expensive flowers and friends of the prisoner may visit on deposit.
Secretary T M Stewart led the County Act Commission in the Capitol last evening. He adjourned the session to Tuesday at 7 30 p m after calling the meeting to order and directing clerk J D Avery to record proceedings. Chairman Henry J Cooper was absent attending Parker ranch matters.
A list of passengers departed for Maul ports on June 28 and 29 including Captain Soule and wife A C Alexander and son Miew B Kamas na Ming Wi Semuel Enos J MM Vivas Mrs Kirkland Mra Di Trevie W O Smith and wife John Medelton John Abrau George E Miner and wives Mrs Pinher Mise Fisher W liv Smith Manuel Feiteira Joe Peiteira J K Kalama Master J Goltaieln Jr William Hopeau Mini M von Seegert Master W von Bercern Miss M Stender Mini A Witt rock Joe Borba CB Wilk FC Teterra Mise MT Bettere Avatin Mini Hledel Andrew Poopos J C Cheong Wor Kanal porys and W G Hull for June 29 Charles W Girvin Mira Fmma Dienert M Rovenbledt A Ried George Mundou Mrs T Boren son Miai M Damon Pather syt verter Mien J MM Damon Mise Freda Dienert J Motaughlin for Hamakte ports Kauss June 28 Minves Jordan Mr Horner es
In a June 20 report from St Petersburo the Novos Vromya questions a Reuters interview with the Japanese minister at Puri De Moot. It cites alleged remarks on war aims and asks who authorized speaking for Russia. The paper notes Russia has 0 percent of fighting strength while Japan holds 26 percent of resources, and mentions talks over Formosa and regional security.
Rome reports Admiral Mirabello has been informed that the Duke of Abruzzi aboard the cruiser Liguria will soon reach the Far East war theater. Detailing ships and movements, the update notes anticipation of the royal expeditionary figure in ongoing hostilities.
Startling testimony in the Slocum disaster inquest includes Henry Lindberg’s refusal to answer questions citing self incrimination and his later bail. Second Pilot Weaver described hose purchases and pricing, while Daniel O’Neill admitted jumping into a rowboat and lacking fire drill experience, with details of a hose burst and improvised actions during the early fire.
New York report details a large scale effort to identify all passengers of the doomed Slocum excursion ship. Police task hundreds of patrolmen to compile a list of names and fates, as the known dead tally climbs beyond 46 with more bodies recovered from the river.
In St. Petersburg on June 20 an interview with Aaron Husematan suggests Japan may accept mediation from a neutral power allied to Russia. Marquis Ito’s remarks trigger wide interpretation as signaling possible easing, but officials show reluctance to relax wartime stance and risks persist as both sides face heavy sacrifices.
An OCR fragment advertises trips aboard the steamer Uivelike from Arona to Lahaina with daylight and night runs. It mentions departures on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, all deck staterooms, and Wilder's Steamship Company. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged text.
Castle & Cooke Ltd listing shows agency for Ewa Plantation Walalug Agricultural Kohala Sugar Waimea Sugar Mill Fulton Iron Works and other firms including Standard Co Geo Blak Steam Pump Wonton's Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Aetna Fire Insurance and Allied Assurance Co with London origin noted Horton location appears in the fragmentary OCR.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes time points for Pearl City and Kahuku Way Stations. Mentions Raoul Stations and an evening to early morning window with unclear times. Contains garbled phrases and nonstandard terms.
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