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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
2
A fragment notes discomfort from heat and poor bread aroma, promising relief by taking on all work and worry, offering first class bread at a fair price. The tone suggests a local bakery or service ad emphasizing convenience and quality despite harsh conditions.
Read on page 6 a jumble of local notices and advertisements including rentals offered at various boards and rooms, concert and theater plans at the Moni hotel and Kilohana Art League, upcoming ship arrivals and transportation notes, shop listings, and community events. Names such as Dr. Huddy, Captain A. P. Nildack, and J. O. Mall & Son appear amid items about weather, prices, and local businesses.
World news digest notes Russian fortifications near Mukden and near Antung, with sparse details on Japanese movements. Reports mention reconnaissance 60 miles, railway destruction near Harbin to Findiwontok, no refugees at Port Arthur, and distress among Siberian road refugees. Paris and London wires updated on maritime postings and the Smoot investigation in Washington.
Governor Carter and Commissioner Macfarlane held a conference yesterday on Hawaii's exhibit at the St Louis Exposition. Plans included a possible inexpensive building and sharing information about Hawaii’s products and intelligence. Macfarlane urged a modest display but Carter remained cautious about funding and exhibition prospects.
Governor Carter requested the Board of Agriculture to permit a land exchange near Kalpapau Koolau and Wallet region for widening forest lands. The plan involves a 40 acre transfer under supervision, with testimony that the governor would not force completion and would defer to forestry considerations. The forestry committee and officers discussed the matter, noting the governor’s oath to avoid imposing the deal.
Fragments describe a controversial prescription medicine said to restore vitality and ease nervous weakness. The text mentions doctors, remedies, and a debate over whether such treatment should be continued or halted, with patient outcomes left unclear.
The article discusses the case of Al, a 13 year old who came from China in 1979 and has resided in Hawaii since, with questions about his citizenship and a passport request. Governor Carter is involved, and the matter has been referred to the Secretary of State in Washington for determination.
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