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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1904
Page
4
An extensive clipping covers subscription rates, postal terms, and a broad mix of topics. It mentions Hawaii, the Territory, insurance, and public figures, with scattered notes on athletics and costs of equipment. The piece blends business polish with political and social commentary.
An aged paragraph urges residents to keep money within the Territory, praising local enterprises like Fidelity Assurance and warning against reliance on outside expertise. It stresses intelligence and integrity, appealing to community loyalty to support native industry and avoid economic backwardness.
A chaotic report describes an incident aboard a ship where a sailor named M. Magwara was killed when the bound engine failed and the vessel listed. The narrative mentions port arrival times and uncertain details about the crew and accident, with witness impressions of the sailor's death.
A strange mine event described as derasioned by an interposed body draws notice in the engine room crew. Details include financial donations for a widow, a voyage record with delays, and a request to the Superintent of the Ermime Roel COMPA to report to the Pinithd States Ageteuttare.
A defenced motion seeks a new trial in a Pearl Harbor territory dispute involving a $425,000 claim and a defendant return of property. The plaintiff seeks damages, alleging the value of property returned by defendants. The motion will be argued Friday with Peters for the plaintiffs and Hartwell for the defendants.
A long critical letter defends Irish Americans and argues for restricted immigration. The author defends his heritage, cites historical figures, and challenges charges of prejudice while critiquing “Trish” writers and urging fair treatment within American public life.
A garbled report from Worbinetm on May 17 describes a murky incident involving a cigarette, money, and a claim by someone named Mie Nation. The fragmented text cites a go-between, a secretary, and a decision in the White House context with unclear motives and dates.
A fragmentary item from Dearne in the New York Daily News expresses a person named Pro Jowt seeking his true price in the world, styled with late 19th or early 20th century newspaper cadence. The readable text remains sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
A patched transcript reveals heated rhetoric about Irish Americans and foreign policy, arguing for strict immigration limits and harsh penalties for foreign agitators. The speaker defends American prosperity while denouncing perceived foreign influences and nationalist movements.
A fragmented prose piece argues about American lineage and the value of Anglo Saxon, Irish, German, and Scottish roots in shaping national character. It claims Anglo Saxon heritage forms the core of American ancestry and cites selective historical opinions to defend a blended national identity and civic loyalty.
Wilkesbarre reports Father Murgas of Sacred Heart Church claims to have perfected and patented a four wirelens wireless telegraph system. He says it is simpler, faster, and more capable than existing codes, with tests over land and sea, and plans to commercialize the patent to fund church work.
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