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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1904
Page
5
A reader asks about finding economy in painting and notes chipping paint after six months. The ad lists five dependable paints for walls floors barns carriages and roofs, touting reliability and low prices.
Improve muddy walks and sand dressing with our finest black sand. Ten days only at 76 cont a year, the cheapest price in town. Telephone your order now.
Artillerys and Makikis triumph in a Kaplotant Park Bunday baseball game. The Artilleryers and Makikis defeated the Agia and Crow Works teams before a crowded crowd, with Stapleton and Teandon among key contributors. Batters Sullivan, Anderson, and Kamina led offensively as the home team built a strong late rally to secure the win.
The Republican executive committee met Friday evening and endorsed Murray Arthur Braymer Jane Sherwood J. C. Bachelor and Al. Moore for the office of clerk to the High Sheriff. No action taken on applications for prison warden and deputy sheriff clerk positions.
The Fourth District at Booth and Queen streets hosts a joint meeting tonight presided by Samy Johnson. Speakers include W T Rawlins J Andrews John Law Jack Dawiels Klem Quinn Bishop Harris Long W Quinn Andrade Aylott and Litike nal.
Real estate notices show rental cards available for sale at the bulletin office. Readable details indicate property listings, rent terms, and contact information for prospective tenants and owners.
Crowds gathered at principal points along the railroad to witness events linked to impending dispatch of Japanese troops. Officials and merchants reported steady ship departures with limited change in traveler traffic, while preparations continued for Prince Fuahiol and other officers aboard transports bound for Sagarnaba.
A letter from J B Pinkham, President of the Board of Health, argues for nonpartisan aid to lepers in Katatpagi Honolulu. He notes massive private funds and medical support from U S authorities and urges cooperation regardless of political lines. He states the primary goal is care, not party politics, and seeks approval from the recipient.
Local notices recount sales events and arrivals within a bustling port town. Items include mules, shoes, jewelry, and a range of goods from import houses. Reports mention a fire case, a court proceeding, royal presence, and political campaigning with Republican turnout noted.
In United Buatos District Court prosecutor W Dreckous moved to nol pros against Salomon Meheula on charges of destroying public documents and House vouchers. Meheula was previously tried, convicted, then granted a new trial. The morning session included references to testimony from members of the jury and related proceedings in higher courts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions multiple names, percentages, and terms like wartinaa and memo. It appears to reference traders or workers with percentages and dates, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Passengers from San Francisco and nearby locales gathered for a Saturday evening meeting at the Orpheum in November. Attendees listed include Nina, HC Coleman, Ming Viola Haye, PC Jones, J. Carter and Judge Gat Heath. Invitations extended to the public with special seats reserved.
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