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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports on Democratic strategies amid wartime news and domestic issues. It analyzes factions led by Parker and Bryan, contrasts national and local politics, and notes shifts toward Republican or reformist alignments, with emphasis on leadership, electors, and party fate.
Partial OCR text references a carnival or carnival night plan and related activities. Context is unclear but suggests scheduling or division of a carnival event for an upcoming night. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Patrolman Jon Liat spotted a runaway vehicle hurtling down Bethel and Merchant streets near King. He jumped on his horn and pursued, skillfully guiding the craft to a halt near a telephone post after a brief, dramatic chase through the town.
A Salvation Army notice appeals to public officials pastors and citizens to unite against alcohol as a social scourge. It cites drunken violence crime and family ruin including a man who killed his wife and three children after heavy drinking, urging total abstinence and community action to suppress beverage production and sales in the Hawaiian Islands.
A fragmented discussion on evolving American food consumption compares historic and modern patterns. It cites rising dairy, meat, and grain use, the spread of canned goods and breakfast foods, and the tomato’s popularity, noting shifts in per capita intake and the broader impact on daily meals and nutrition.
The Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, departs Honolulu every Sunday at 4 22 a m and returns after a full day outing. Passengers spend 10 22 a m to 1 30 p m at the Hotel Halei wa enjoying salt water bathing tennis golf drives shooting or fishing and return to town by 10 10 p m.
In Omaha a man presumed dead at the morgue woke with a groan and sat up on the slab during an inquest. James Slack, a Cedar Rapids bricklayer, was found unconscious earlier and taken to Clarkeon Hospital where he died after attempts to revive him. A coroner's jury was summoned as officials investigated the death.
Testimony details a mass violence clash in September 1903 as Jewish groups allegedly organized to avenge Christian losses. Witnesses claim Jewish leaders planned provocations and armed displays while Christians attacked, with a town in chaos, homes shot at, a girl dragged, and multiple deaths and injuries. Police, soldiers, and rabbinic intervention failed to stop the riot.
The Jewish organ reports cautious optimism over Russian reform amid a trial of alleged anti statesmen. Officials plan to exchange views on peasant reforms and local government as a new era begins with a conference of provincial representatives. The piece notes long delay and hopes for land parliament implications.
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