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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
4
A garbled 1908 pay-in-advance subscription notice appears with scattered names and phrases. The text references Evening Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, dates in November, and mentions Tarne Chi Secretary. Includes fragmented mentions of lawyers, newspapers, and political allusions without coherent details.
The Bulletin notes layman view that the Federal Grand Jury call signals Dole favoring attention to the Territory. It cites past governance as a predictor of handling Territory matters and hints at a plan influenced by a freethinker's suggestion. The piece also references Kuropatkin and a Voltaire quotation about fossil oysters on mountain tops.
The article notes Kele Weruduen’s impeachment discuss, Gardenland shifting stance on the Senate, and Tolstoy’s controversial remarks mirrored in St. Petersburg Novosti. It highlights Count Toloto’s opportunistic political shifts, plus Governor elect Douglas’s forthcoming social policy promises in Massachusetts.
The text contends that a referendum principle should guide the commission report and congressional action. It argues the nation should submit to a statewide vote on the referendum, portraying past opposition as a partisan ploy and urging decisive state authority through public consent.
Fragmented discussion of party reorganization as voters grow discontent with existing parties. Observations note potential new party or major realignment driven by money power, populism, and calls for labor and liberal reforms. The piece cites Roosevelt era dynamics, La Follette, Bryan, Debs, and Waton as indicators of rising discontent and possible voter shifts.
A historical note argues the executive must not set known facts in a trial. It stresses that courts determine law and preserve judicial power, criticizing executive influence before witnesses appear and warning of a dangerous blend of government branches.
The Pacithy Marl steamship Siberia sailed from Honolulu to Ban Pramises with a large crowd aboard including notable passengers Col. Mew Sam Parker Miss Alive Campbell Marc Ade Hides Cetanit W. Mme fartone Mish Eiboin Marturlape J 77. McCroseau and Jimiy others. The Bulletin announces a $1,000 prize and polls open tomorrow for Hawaii’s greatest premiums.
A reader recounts severe lung illness cured by Peruna after failing other medicines. The letter praises Dr. Hartman and Peruna with directions and prices, noting sale by retailers and a call for correspondence.
Fragmentary notes describe witnesses and judges in a contested case involving A W Carter and Gear. The Territorial Supreme Court considers contempt findings and possible show cause orders as hearings continue on appeal and jurisdiction issues.
Haleiwa Limited runs weekly from Honolulu Sunday mornings at 8 22 o clock, arriving in two hours. Round trip fare is 2 dollars. The trip includes stay at the Hotel Haleiwa for leisure activities such as bathing, golf, drives, shooting, and fishing, with return to town by 10 10 p m.
Sugar refinement in Hawaii is discussed with plans and shipments heading toward the coast. The note mentions menare, Coster, and Mick Wit in a group taking a project forward. The text references plantation royalty and the broader industry sentiment aboard, with details obscured by OCR errors.
Juror F J Dutra from the Stephens County panel found a Bar sy Kean man and woman in a state of malnutrition on a cold morning. The man carried a weeks old baby while Dutra guided them to a restaurant. They claimed to be in Hawaii on 22 dollars a month for plantation work and had been discharged with no way to earn food, having not eaten substantial meals for days.
The steamship Mongolia left Yokohama today with 1200 tons of freight and space for 125 passengers aboard for its port. It is due to arrive around December.
Retiring Waipahu plantation manager Ady Ahrens received a dramatic send off as 2000 Japanese plantation workers paraded with torches to the depot. The looming display added vibrancy to the departure scene and reflected strong ties within the community.
A nineteenth century report details sugar imports into the United States for nine months ending September, totaling about 4.5 billion pounds, down from 5.74 billion in 1908. Key origins include Hawaii and Cuba, with notable shares from the Philippines, Java, and the Dutch East Indies. The value of imports is listed, with Hawaii contributing over 920 million pounds and Java yielding significant shipments under the East Indies label.
Table shows quantity of silver imported into the United States during the nine months ending September compared with the corresponding months in the prior year. Figures include totals in pounds with breakdowns by month and prior-year comparisons.
San Francisco reports a record single duty of 199,287.17 on a Java sugar cargo imported on a German steamer. The refined sugar weighed about 18,263 baskets totaling roughly 584 percent of standard tonnage, with duty assessed at a high rate per pound. The shipment involved Western Sugar Refinery and reflects years’ largest import duty into the harbor.
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