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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1905
Page
4
A compact wall calendar style entry from the Bulletin Publishing Company listing editor Wallace R. Farrington and pricing notes for monthly and yearly subscriptions. The readable fragments mention per month rates, annual options, and unspecified service terms across locales.
Honolulu readers are shown a scattered review of public affairs and editorials from the Evening Bulletin. The item comments on President Roosevelt, Cuba annexation, the Philippines Organic Act, local politics, and Roosevelt era policy while noting circulation figures and editorial tone.
In remarks that reflect on language and authority, De Witte muses on rural Americanized sounds and the executive bend. He notes jealousy sparked by travels and the desire for stronger control than the Czar of Hun.
A fragmentary report mentions a Wenches court case and a steamship incident. Names and dates are unclear, but references to a convict, trials, and public actions suggest a coastal or river setting with legal proceedings. The garbled text preserves hints of People, places, and a scheduled event in a late era newspaper style.
The piece discusses a vigorous campaign in a Wisconsin town for a proactive community effort. It notes residents push for natural leadership, local governance, and a coordinated plan to improve public services and economic prospects. The text highlights debates over funding, timing, and the role of local organizations in guiding the initiative.
Fr Thoma reportedly paid the highest price on record for a horse at Heimath. The track favored contender Ho ban at Hreiath led early, with Abie Roel Thotios Str. Thomas tea noted during the automobileist event.
Colonel Dounce of the National Guard reports receipt of a bronze and gold center medal from the National Rifle Association for a match to be held on New Year’s Day. All National Guard members are NRA members eligible to enter. Shooting will occur at 260 800 and 500 yards with military rifles. medals await top marksmen.
Frank Hertelmann and co defend in federal court as pleas wrap for a week in a counterfeiting probe tied to the Hamilton group. James Jackson pleads not guilty. other defendants include Julio Silva and Pardlo Rancars among Porto Ricans facing postoffice order forgery charges. Also notes a Maui obituary for Helen Perkins, age 46.
Promised witnesses including Alex Nichols Nichole David Lalas Philip Rivera faced charges linked to a gambling probe in Kakaako. Sherri Brown the complainant, subpoenas issued to several reporters, and two or three witnesses sought to delay proceedings for money. Sheriff Brown filed warrants hoping the Advertiser testimony would support charges. Treasury warrants 11751 to 12200 will be paid on presentation.
A. J. Campbell Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu, issues a financial notice from the Treasurer's Office dated October 2. The document references official Hawaii territory fiscal matters and mentions T. H. as part of the office header.
North Kona reports heavy coffee berry harvests with little compensation for local planters. The piece notes widespread picking by residents, high production, and limited gains as sugar interests and plantation expansion affect Kona’s smallholders. It highlights local dissatisfaction and potential shifts toward sugar while fearing misaligned profits.
The change of venue from Maul to Honolulu Circuit Court raises who pays Danie's transport costs. If he remains a Maui County prisoner until conviction, Maui pays. if Maui releases him, Maui may face duties. If Douse is Territorial, High Sheriff has jurisdiction across islands. Henry forwarded to the Attorney General for guidance. Conkling departs Tol & N Co for Kailua, Hawaii. Likelike steamer delays one hour tomorrow. Ernest Reyer collier freed from Diamond Head rocks after pulling off.
The case before Judge De Bolt concerns the Wong Lang Kalons with Mossman and Straus as defense counsel. Deputy Attorney General Peters filed a new writ and the court directed service on the Sheriff of the Territory amid allegations of illegal acts by Wong Tunis.
Contained within a damaged colonial page, valuable signatures linked to Hawaiian royal events are described as preserved relics. The scene notes careful handling to prevent theft, with authorities promising supervised examination of the documents in the royal presence.
The Queen's Hospital presents superior paid patient facilities with private rooms from 2.50 to 3.60 per diem and optional private physician care. Surgical cases incur from 5.00 to 16.00 for operations. Applications for admittance are to the Superintendent at Punchbowl and Miller Streets for details and rates.
A newspaper ad lists full Limp Leather and Morocco bound libraries with volumes by Balzac Hawthorne Poe Dickens Ruskin Scott Gibbon and others. Prices range from 12.80 to 37.50 with 1-2 Morocco bindings. Special offer: $3.00 down and $3.00 monthly installments or 10% cash discount. Descriptive matter upon application.
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