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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1904
Page
2
World news briefs report a Japanese death rumor involving General Kuroki near Lisoyang after a supposed incident. The French English treaty affects Newfoundland sovereignty. Port o f call, royal return, and a U S political race color the international scene with Debs as a potential candidate.
Fragmented advertisement page lists rent wants and misc ads. Mentions Hawaiian souvenir items, clothing house, bakery orders, and a dividend notice from Mutual Telephone Co. Notes Maui Republican campaign arrival, ship cargo, and a funeral event at St Andrew’s Cathedral with local vendors and offerings.
Rumors of Hawaii defense needs and defense purchases mix with court reviews and Atlantic hurricane warnings. Reports cover riots in Brazil, sugar trade shifts, and a Japanese proposal to raise import duties as world events unfold through November.
A fragmented Sunday baseball report from Kaplolant Park shows a rain halted game ending in a tie between Artillery Egat and Iron Works. Notable performances include Johnson with two hits and Roberger contributing in the field, while Pacition and Medeiros are listed among multiple players for Iron Works.
The Maui Newsman dedicates effort to paper work as readers suffer unreadable pages from misadjusted printers. Ads may fade if issues persist, risking delays in payments and space charges. The Honolulu Advertiser notes the Maui News weekly edition provides a complete summary of the day’s events.
A long letter from John Emmerith of Monolula defends a former bookkeeper Mr Dow, stating he never took money and left for better pay. The writer disputes a recent Evening Bulletin reference and notes perceived failures of responsibility in party leadership amid local political tension.
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