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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1904
Page
4
A fragment from the Evening Bulletin shows a busted entry noting a location at 120 King Street, Honolulu, with reference to T. H. and a daily schedule excluding Sundays. Further readable details are limited.
A garbled page notes Russia, turmoil, and a debate on theatre and governance. It references Grand Duke Michael, US relations, and wartime context, with scattered mentions of censorship, propaganda, and public sentiment. The text combines editorial fragments, subscription pitches, and political opinion, creating a mosaic of early 20th century international tension.
A Hawaii Territory court dispute involves Governor and Attorney General arguments over obedience to court orders. An official letter cites respect for the court while noting potential detriments to public interests. The Attorney General acknowledges the court’s authority to command attendance and testifying.
The text presents a disjointed political tirade criticizing policy shifts and cabinet decisions. It references figures such as Mr Uryan and Mr Mrvai, mentions intervention in foreign affairs, and vaguely argues for fiscal restraint and peacetime measures. The fragmentary nature leaves many names and specifics unclear.
Fragmentary transcript shows Governor and Attorney General arguing about why the governor or a designated official could not testify in court. Judge Gear probes whether the governor’s position compromises the case and whether the public business burden justifies nonappearance.
A recent sermon by an English bishop urged diverse parishes to adopt preaching methods and expressed views that critics say suggest the bishop needs counsel. The piece notes how the church trust debate, led by Rev. Dr. Newell Dowleht Millis, links to broader publishing and advertising concerns across Atlantic outlets.
The Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, departs Hortoluiu Sundays at 4 22, reaches Haleiwa in two hours. Round trip costs 290. From 10 22 a m to 4 10 p m guests enjoy bathing golf drives shooting or fishing at the Hotel Haleiwa, returning about 10 10 p m.
Enthusiasm runs high as townsfolk prepare to enter the automobile contest. A furor grows over the reliability of the drawing and the chance of winning, with preparatory coupon submissions expected before the announced Thursday deadline.
A rough yesterday gale hindered efforts at port area repairs in Honolulu. Two boats remained afloat under windy conditions as crews worked through gusts. Eds note: rental ad and political line appear amidst scattered fragments from the issue.
Local officials and residents clash over sewer capacities and improper drainage into sanitary lines. Frustrations rise as calls grow to block surface water from entering main sewers, with court testimony tied to a broader case.
Manna Keatoha, a young Hawaiian with prior terms, was arrested by Othegi Bishaw in the afternoon. He faces a burglary charge and is alleged to have broken into a Japanese store at the pod liom station.
A federal inquiry ordered by United States judges probes alleged irregularities in a recent election. Territorial Grand Jury members are hearing testimony from prominent Democrats Captain J. Gatupberg and Gr. Waller among others as Judge Dole directs the jury selection process and replaces a disqualified juror who ran as a Democratic congressional candidate.
AOA commissioners see moves as Gear and Rige oppose. Holt and Robinson named to fill gaps while Gear declines to sign. Mc Carthy first listed commissioner. Barrett Wendell sails to Europe to lecture on American institutions in Paris.
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