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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
5
Fragmented political discourse discusses Republican domination and Southern representation across Congress and the Electoral College. The speaker reflects on fears of disenfranchisement, partisan power shifts, and constitutional tensions while a narrative voice interjects personal observations and momentary interruptions.
The Germamisia Lite Inavranen Company bids farewell to manager W. Marayil returning from San Fray whisth. The office mourns the death of BA. 1, Jones as MinerMlilips steps in to oversee operations. Burwell is praised as a faithful worker and well regarded in business circles for his abilities.
Entered for record October thirteen nineteen hundred four between 10 thirty in the morning and 4 in the afternoon. Names include Mary C Widdifield and Robert W Shin wle tr. Trane Lee Quon to Lee Shin Koos. Pa Jano Mint by utty to Went & Hawn Inyat Co Ltd. AL Gear Lanwing & Co by orders to Lia vid W Anderman. Further entries reference Kuna and Henrietta Anco and Bullatin with unspecified details and partial names.
The St Andrew's Fair is ready for tomorrow with gates opening at noon. A long list of volunteers and booth organizers is named, including Booth-Mra Noonan, Mrs Crabbe, Mrs Jordan, Mrs Parke, Mrs Hoffa, Mrs Shinpoun, and many others coordinating various booths and attractions. The event promises a rush of patrons as stalwarts ensure smooth operation and public enjoyment.
A garbled OCR notice shows a planned match labeled Scotch versus Combined Nations at Mae Imme tomorrow evening. The fragment lists players and clubs, but many names are unreadable, suggesting a local or club game with uncertain officials and timing.
A chaotic 1904 report details a self‑inflicted stab wound by Kana in October, the death of Nimeel the following day, and notes sickness as the apparent cause. Deputy Sheriff Andrew Cox records the incident, with no inquest held. The piece also references a local business bulletin and assorted notices in the weekly edition.
The article catalogs a jumble of names, places, and events from a local page. It mentions a football team preparation at the Panahaw Athletic Challenge, a conviction for reckless driving with a twenty dollar fine, ship notices including the Encore from Newcastle, and an arrest for second degree larceny involving a carriage valued at 25 dollars. It also references local businesses and transportation notices amid scattered ads and outdated details.
A young girl from Hawaii is linked to a vagrant charge while a Portuciver and another Portuguege face accusations. J F L Brendonica stands charged with assault using a weapon. a deputy reports the girl was brought to the scene and a teen is tied to a past incident at a local school.
The steamer Enterprise arrived off the harbor towing the Marion Chilcott behind her. The voyage proved eventful as fuel cargo and other freight were managed, with the Windjammer and Fearless aiding in discharging and moving the ships to the railroad wharf for fuel.
Report details a planned execution of Jon S auranda with crowd unrest led by a high sheriff and Porto Kieane figures seeking presence at the death. It recalls a prior hanging of Tantiarn after a high seas mounter case involving Captain ducobaen and the schooner Wood. Officials delay signing Miranda's death warrant while security braces for potential repeat disturbances.
Por Mani Kona and Katt ports per Hint Mania Lon Ot Tho tk Lloyd CA Newman Mine John Leslie AB Mahwahy Ho Miranda Me Epiteer Mig Howe Ciheon Lease A Manevere Moe Allen Wilson Vuat Sipe KA Sarat
Fragmentary text shows a sugar quotation noted as 4.25 cents with mixed unreadable words and numbers. It references racing or market terms like 1ST, Ploweey, H26, Kwa, Bee 38, and names such as Kibet and Ainawan, but lacks coherent structure or complete facts to form a clear notice.
A garbled report describes a weather observer network with Mr Ashley noting volunteer observers and a plan to recruit more. It mentions Kanai Me and Moloka, a cross region tour for instruments and data gathering, and seeks suitable times and locations for coordinating duties.
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