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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
8
The Tas Appeal Court has many decisions not yet public as written opinions await mechanical transcription. The delay, blamed on stenographers, has hindered timely release of rulings and the March Legislature is urged to address uniform tax rates and procedural clarity to streamline future matters.
An earthquake woke residents in Honolulu this morning as shaking moved from northwest to southeast. No serious damage reported though buildings creaked and furniture shifted. observers noted windows rattled and porcelain or glassware rattled in the quake’s brief duration.
St Petersburg reports Prince Hil Hot Minister of Railroads arrives after three months overseeing Siberian line work. He says the Cheon Maikal brand and ferry service operate smoothly with passenger traffic rising. The route via Wufare lake shows trains running, though ice may freeze and cause delays. The Herald notes mixed public reactions to migratory labor and transport progress.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports that Russia insists on total war against Japan and rejects any compromise. Officials warn that European tensions may prolong hostilities as Japan is urged to renew effort if sea power holds. naval movements and battles are described with emphasis on strategic stalemate and potential escalation.
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple passenger and crew names with ship routes and ports. Items mention departures and destinations such as Kamal ports, San Francia, Hilo, Maul, Kona, Mant and Hawaii ports, with vessels including Star, Maul, and Str. Maul and unidentified ships. The text reflects a harbor or passenger listing from a historical maritime notice.
Disjointed notes describe a Federal Grand Jury session in a marshal's office disrupted when discussion and a stray window view drew attention. Witnesses and officials debated contempt and jurisdiction amid background chatter and a joke about a broken coffee coupe.
Merchants discuss proposed revolutions and boundary matters at a Young Building meeting. Reports on commission work and recommendations are reviewed as officers urge full attendance amidst war news and housing rental notices.
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