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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
4
A partial, garbled extract discusses hotel reading rooms and front reports, noting that Titianan newspapers published detailed accounts. It mentions Russia and Japan, censorship accusations, and claims Japan never doubted its defeats, reflecting wartime information control and media critique.
The Manchuria departed San Francisco November 1 at 6 20 p m arriving in Honolulu where passengers and crew disembarked. The vessel anchored, ships launched attended and passengers enjoyed a festive reception with music and a dinner on board.
The text appears to describe a pressed legal record noting a sheriff’s duty and a related hearing. It mentions a mandamus or legal action and a possible alliance or order following the event. Names and places are garbled, but the core references a sheriff executing duties after a high court hearing.
An account from a traveler recounts British readers in Russia, noting censorship patterns. The writer describes inspecting British and London papers in a hotel reading room, observing blanked sections and contrasts with Russian suppression of foreign content. He reflects on Russia's book and periodical censorship, comparing past and present controls.
The Manchuria holds a large stock of flour and food in support of Japan and Shanghai shipments. Abe Heo has significant treasure for China, and the ship is set to depart tomorrow at noon. A naval station commander plans departure along the Orient with Terry returning to the mainland.
Testimony shows Deputy Attorney General asking if money was paid. Fisher affirms yes after objections. Proceedings move to address unaccounted funds tied to the Land Office. Separate ad notices promote The Saturday Bulletin featuring Mrs Dooley on intellectual life and county government.
A Honolulu floral parade showcased auto elegance along King Street to Kapolani Park. Judges praised the blossom laden cars and crews, led by Governor and officials, with winners including Deering and Graham designs, Japanese elements, and vibrant sugar cane motifs amid festive crowds.
The Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, departs Honolulu at 4 22 am each Sunday and returns by 10 10 pm. The two hour run costs 2 00 for a round trip. Passengers enjoy time at the Hotel Haleiwa with water bathing tennis golf drives shooting and fishing.
A coroner's jury probes the death of Mana after a dying statement linked to a murder claim. Mann, a Hawaiian man with prior murder sentence, is involved as the investigation focuses on possible new charges and the circumstances of the fatal event at Adortoek this morning.
Editor Evening Hottetin reports a local scene where Kid McFadden and Joe Castro fought in a purported featherweight title bout at 128 and 130 pounds, though featherweight is 120 to 122. Jackson proposes he fights McFadden at 129 to 121 pounds for the island title, then would face Castro at 124 or 125. backers may address the challenge to manager Bill Huthal.
Fragment from The Evening Bulletin and The Saturday Bulletin describe local paper pages with references to Pioneer Mi Kipahuu and Maui Kekaha on Kauai in a farming or county government context. The garbled text mentions Mr Dooley and a sixteen page paper, urging readers to obtain the Evening Bulletin.
Notice from the Public Works Office Honolulu invites proposals for furnishing all materials and labor to build a two room school house and a four room teacher cottage at Huleia Lihue Kauai. Bids must be submitted on official blank forms by December 6 1904 with a 5 percent deposit and include bidders full name. The right to reject all bids is reserved by G S Holloway Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii and must be delivered by 12 o clock on the specified day. Proposals must include bidder names and a 6 percent certified check to Holloway. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
Territorial Grand Jury resumes at 10 o clock this morning with seventeen members in session. Work continues into the afternoon as Hatter liaises with the Inquisition. Indictments are expected to be brought. Deputy Attorney General Wmit Peters awaits investigators.
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