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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
4
A glimpse of historical ads notes monthly and yearly rates for U S and foreign postings. The entry mentions a March 11, 1901 date and a digressive remark about Javan and Port Arthur amid travel lore and Hawaii’s weather spell.
Fragmented text shows a conflict over holiday pricing with German Union pressing charges and Irish response. The passage mentions St Patrick's Day as a local holiday and hints at economic tensions between immigrant groups and German interests. Names, places, dates, and clear outcomes are unclear due to the damaged source.
A critical editorial argues against blaming Hawaiian incompetence for embezzlement cases. It urges personal and institutional accountability, urges strict internal controls, and warns that both employers and employees share duty to prevent theft through rigorous auditing, oversight, and ethical conduct. The piece condemns sensationalized racial judgments and calls for systemic safeguards.
A reported political debate notes that even with heavy fines, only a dozen men could pay for a trip to a convention. The text hints at a requirement for patrons to sign a guaranty not to gamble away funds, reflecting concerns over gambling laws and economic impact.
The article argues for stronger local control over finances and a county board to curb territorial excesses, condemns executive overreach in Honolulu, and notes New York Irish Americans voting on St Patrick’s Day as a symbol of shifting attitudes amid war talk and neutrality concerns.
Testimony in the Hawaii Territory case describes charges that a deputy keeper took money from a department safe. Withers testified Richardon admitted taking about $100 on or around February 1, then replaced it the next morning. The confession and timing are debated as the trial proceeds.
Testimony details Richardson and Gouvela planning access to the ante and safe at Anchor and Water Works office. Richardson changes the water system combo, returns for the key, pays Gouvela, and admits taking government money. Woodward and Sheriff Withers corroborate events and Fleming’s admonitions. The record references an upcoming comic supplement.
The Bohuman Carriage Co repository was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Insurance coverage totaled 12,000 across multiple companies, with an estimated 15,000 needed to cover the loss. The fire's cause is unknown though cigarette stumps are suspected after carpenters smoked near the damp repository. Over 100 vehicles and stock were stored at the site or nearby buildings. Mr Behuman is on Maui. C.F. Herrick and Lehniman coordinated notes and return plans.
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