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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1904
Page
4
An Evening Bulletin report notes an informer jailed with victims in a burglary case. Attorney A. Douthitt appeared for Tonk Kan as details about the crime and connected individuals remain limited in the damaged OCR text.
Indictments and grand jury action loom as Ah Nam defects from a key case, while court observers note political tensions at Lahaina district and national party maneuvering. Reports describe personnel shuffle, wartime dispatches, and local civic plans amid sweeping national concerns.
A partial read mentions a plekae and hovel, work to be done at Jonat & Four. It notes that senter will grow with proper care, but tangling and weeds run wild, and requires installation.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a heated dispute over a treaty or annex terms involving multiple actors and a call to block a political move. It mentions Ras, Hecorminge, and an event or front with coordinated efforts and questioning Nakina about crowns or bars.
The report details procedural clashes as Cathcart objects to government action and interpreters in a murder case. A makeshift interpreter replaces others, delays proceedings, and a juror pool is discussed. Also noted is the nolle prosequi of David Kamal on an attempted rape charge and a police review of false accusations, with Grand Jury referral.
The Maui Republican convention selects candidates for Makawao Wailuku and Lahaina while debating district apportionment and electing an executive subcommittee. Delegates praise district leaders, nominate candidates including Nakulna and Copp, and plan campaign strategy with a large ratification meeting in Wailuku.
Readable fragments indicate a Thursday start on September 18 for a special sale. The event promotes all season's goods with a focus on children and urges closing out inventory in a hammer sale style.
The morning rush for reservations for Said Pasha at Wall Nichols Co. drew excitement as tickets laid aside must be paid by tomorrow. The opera promises lively entertainment with a festive Turkish setting and a star study cast led by Aller Camps bell as Serena, with notable performances by Lawrence Crook and Raymond Frown among others.
A 1904 correspondence chain from Honolulu shows the Republican Territorial Central Committee unanimously congratulating T McCants Stewart on his call to the National stamp. Stewart thanks the committee and pledges to uphold the party’s good name and promote territorial interests.
Local officials in Hilo discuss adopting a port authority name and outline plans for a wharfage tax of 10 percent. Manager L Wight of Wilder 8, B Co reports the hoard endorses a Honolulu aligned term for port use and military purposes.
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