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Fragment notes unclear pricing terms such as per year rates, postpaid options, and foreilge. Specific months or locations are not provided, making exact interpretation impossible.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1904
Page
4
Fragment notes unclear pricing terms such as per year rates, postpaid options, and foreilge. Specific months or locations are not provided, making exact interpretation impossible.
A long analysis contrasts Kuhio’s strong backing in Congress and territorial offices with opponents. It argues only Kuhio can secure needed federal help for the Territory, detailing his legislative wins and criticizing challengers narrative of independence. The piece notes Republican cohesion and voter strategy shaping the Fourth District’s race.
The electorate grows tense as High Sheriff Hemry must appoint a second Warden Henry for Dabow Pron to meet the full appeal of the public. Strong local voices press for timely action and clear oversight in the appointment process.
Fragmented court notes recounts tentative verdicts in a murder trial. Judge Gear questions evidence linking a defendant to the homicide. The jurors return not guilty on another count as defense attorneys press for continuity of defense in a related matter.
Weather bulletin shows temperatures from 74 to 78 degrees F through morning with humidity around 29 percent and wind data across several directions. The bulletin lists wind speeds and directions, rainfall, and mentions “For Rent” cards for sale at The Bulletin office.
The Haleiwa Limited first class train departs Honolulu at 9 22 every Sunday, reaches in two hours. Round trip price is 2 00. From 10 22 a m to 8 10 p m guests stay at Motel Haleiwa with sea baths tennis golf drives and fishing, returning by 10 10 p m.
A jumble of names and scattered phrases describes a baseball event at Hilo Union, highlighting the Parker team and numerous players such as McCann, Kokl, Kokl, and Notley. The report notes a large crowd, strong batting, and varied innings with references to teammates and opponents Rambling, unclear terms, and partial line fragments. The piece preserves core figures and actions while omitting garbled details.
A grand jury investigation is discussed with High Sheriff and Judge Gear to uncover who leaked sensitive details about a wallet incident and the Grand Jury's deliberations. References to political tensions in Hawaii, candidates, and party opposition appear amid a broad, sprawling report from New York Mail Weekly Edition.
In a court session the case questions the Federal Court’s jurisdiction over health board actions. Testimony covers the Board of Health’s authority in restricting political campaigning by leprosy patients. Attorney General Andrews, Kinney, and others dispute whether party politics influenced Board decisions while preparing for further defense testimony.
A letter from John J. Fulton Co in Honolulu asserts dramatic recoveries from Bright's Disease and diabetes using their diuretic treatments. It cites Edward Short's recovery, a Duluth case, and a Supreme Judge's remission, urging belief in these claims and noting signs to suspect Bright's disease such as swollen ankles or hands and kidney trouble after three months.
Beal, resigning from the Republican Central Committee, states he will vote Republican on every office and for every Wallan ticket candidate. He rejects Democrats and Home Rule, backing Cecil Brown and opposing a government-backed candidate, pledging continued party work.
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