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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text discusses defense funding, Hawaii politics, and international power in the Orient. Mentions Democrats, Hes, and Ueland Chit in a speculative policy debate. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable passages.
A corrugated plea argues the Territory favors Midway over Hawaii in representation. It laments lack of funding and business investment, warns of stagnation, and urges public spirit to seize duty and force civilized, intelligent reform for Home rule and Territory progress.
The $200,000 appropriation for La Wallan defenses appears dropped from the Fortifications bill in the Senate. Local leaders vow to rally public support, arguing defense funding is vital to Hawaii’s safety and future. A push by Stith, Withington, and Haywood seeks to marshal backing, while delegates urge mass civic unity to influence Washington.
In Judge Robinson's court the jurors interrogated potential biases as the panel wrestles with a shooting death case. Witnesses like H. Herrey and W. Wilder test their opinions on juror impartiality while the jury remains hung past the third day amid Prosecution questions and defense concerns.
Letters from Catholic convents across the United States extol Peruna as an effective influenza and catarrh remedy. Accounts quote Sister Superior endorsements, patient recoveries, and visits by Dr. Hartman, with urging readers to write for further testimony and directions.
In a courtroom the exchange reveals juror biases as testimony is quoted. A keeper of a Japanese store is fined 450 for selling liquor to a fellow countryman. The Ladies Hospital Supply Society of the Chinese Hospital schedules a special meeting for March 10 to arrange a future event in April.
Asa Kawakami faces three second degree larceny counts after police linked him to a tuxedo coat theft from Mr Pocht and silverware thefts from Mrs Gert and Airk Gerte. He claims his partner acted alone. he pleads not guilty as trial set for tomorrow afternoon before Judge Dickey.
Representative Freddy Beckley discusses calling a special session of the Legislature to consider financial measures only and not the county act. He says Republicans must support the Governor’s policy to cut expenses, and stresses establishing a firm governmental basis before county reform. He cautions against partisan standoff and urges unity to allow effective action.
Richard son in Court: Vivian in embesslement case on Police Court calendar this morning. Deputy Sheriff Imare called before Grand Jury around 10 o clock. case not yet called. Judge Dickey ordered this case and those of Akwal and Chu charged with second degree larceny to proceed after 2 pm. Attor ndo Wilder to defend Richard van. Ancient Order of Hibernian Day at the World's Fair set for Thursday July 21.
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