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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1904
Page
4
Readable parts show numbers and currency codes but lack clear nouns or context. The fragment hints at rates, perhaps subscriptions or mail orders, with figures like 4.00 14.00 and 80 per year and 10 per year postpaid. No names or places identifiable.
The article lists candidates for the delegate to Congress and the 7th and 5th district representatives including Jonah Kalanianaole, John C. Lane, Dowrett, Marais, Long, Quinn, Andrade, Aylett, Lilikanl, Waterhouse, Cox, Kaleopuu, Mahelona, Kalawaia and others. Names appear in a roster format with no further details.
A reader denounces William Waldorf Astor for adopting American citizenship yet clinging to German roots. The letter argues true patriotism lies in character and hard work, not aristocratic birth or foreign wealth, and condemns reliance on ancestry over democracy and merit.
The text advocates a Republican platform promising ample funds for education and strong police measures to resist street crime and welfare abuses. It argues voters should support the Straight Republican ticket to ensure approval of this program and oppose split tickets that would reject public school enhancements.
The fragmentary note hints at Kuropatiin seeking relief for Port Arthur from Japan until help arrives and mentions Hill Harrimen and Morgan agreeing on peaceful railway cooperation. It is read as a miscible, low-clarity clipping with inconsistent names and intentions.
A Maui territory editorial argues high school standards matter beyond Maui, urging voters to consider party platforms on education. It cites the Republican plank calling for robust school funding, permanent school funds, and high efficiency for public schools with investment in qualified educators.
The piece surveys New York political dynamics on the eve of elections. It notes Democrats struggle to energize support, Parker arriving and departing without impact, and Tammany banners outshining Roosevelt in the city. Republicans nominate a governor candidate to unite factions while Odell leads campaign efforts nationwide and Roosevelt looms as a potential winner.
Court sessions focus on five homicide matters on the calendar as defense questions loom. Deputy AG M P Prowser stated readiness, but no defense counsel appeared for the accused. Judge Gear appoints J J Dunne to defend the suspect amid courtroom tense selection.
Haleiwa Limited advertises a weekly Sunday excursion from Honolulu at 8:22 am reaching Haleiwa in two hours. Round trip fare is $2.00 with return by 10:10 pm. Passengers enjoy seaplant at Hotel Haleiwa, saltwater bathing, tennis, golf, drives, walks, boating and fishing.
In a tense courtroom exchange, Dunne seeks to withdraw from defense due to federal duties while the judge weighs removal from the case. The calendar shows five hundred cane matters awaiting petition as the court contemplates the defendant’s rights and representation in the Tangito murder related charge. Separately, Silverwings’ Good Race at Hastings draws a crowd as Talbor Heathens’ colt takes a decisive early lead.
In September in Pelham Hay Meld, world champion John Flanagan threw the hammer a record distance of 132 inches. The previous mark was 110 inches, with Flanagan beating rivals by a wide margin in the event.
The Bulletin's weekly edition highlights ongoing items and notices from local sources. It lists regional updates, community briefs, and recurring notices relevant to residents, with emphasis on dates, places, and official actions where readable.
Surprises await in the Millinery Department with trimmed hats direct from New York. Some are copies of Parisian designs on display in the show window, plus a line of veils to match. Colors include brown wood shades and dark green, with white veils dotted in black or white and the changeable color automobile veil.
The court hanged condemned murderer Jose Miranda after a lengthy sentencing procedure. A mob surrounded the courthouse, pressing to view the execution as officials and officers restrained the crowd while the death warrant was carried out and Miranda was removed to the prison.
A jury convicts Miranda of murder in the first degree after a July assault on Edward Damon on the Mountain road. Prosecutors outline the case as the governor weighs the death sentence, with the accused awaiting sentencing in custody amid ongoing appeals and legal maneuvering.
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