15 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented report states Japan will not tolerate any partition of China or compromise its governance. It notes discussions with Mundie and other powers outline a stance against dismembering China while preserving its territorial integrity.
Fragmentary OCR text references Adevelend Peeve Mpernad Gallet and Musee with mentions of 16 Ruel 8 and a deapaton of Manchuria. The passage hints at treaty rights to furnish protection or goods to towne bande, but the damaged lines obscure concrete events, dates, or parties involved. The readable terms suggest a historical discussion of robber bands and legal rights under a treaty context in East Asia.
A detailed report describes plans and negotiations to repatriate South Sea Islanders. Key figures include Mr Arundel and Mr Hinahane, with proposals to fund a steamship voyage and construction of quarters aboard to facilitate migration. Government photographers and exhibitions are noted in related efforts.
Recap of a Cape Horn voyage where seaman Mire neatiaence sustained a leg injury after a storm. The case discusses captain Graham and the ship Kraig SM Whitin, the need for medical care, and the duty of the captain to provide reasonable treatment at ship owner expense after an accident at sea.
A formal letter from ALG. Grik alerts Edward B Boyd Commissioner of Public Lands in Hawaii that he will appeal a government decision to hold a public auction of Kohala Mountain water rights. He demands written statements and warns against any action that could injure his interests or deviate from agreed terms.
Progress at the AGTH parks shows Hine satisfied with the work as Grane hovers over the site and begins to show well. Frames for Hepalnel An Fegh Areen Chak around the park are in place and holes filled. Trade will soon plant, with curbing extending from the wall of the Nuuaty elcome to the new being.
The deputy attorney general cites an inter national honor motion denial as jurors hear about a robbery and assault involving a Japanese witness. Defendants claim innocence while police testimony suggests the Japanese was harmed and money taken. The confrontation centers on Vol 19.4 and the charge of assault with intent to rob rather than robbery itself.
In Washington on October 15 a new Sherman monument was unveiled with an imposing ceremony. President Roosevelt delivered an eloquent address.
Josephine Meade, a San Francisco public school teacher, was shot and killed by an unknown assailant. The killer then apparently shot himself, ending the murder suicide.
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