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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1904
Page
4
A scrambled story cites WM. W. Harris and others in a dated letter page assertion against the Reform ticket. It accuses bishops and party leaders of manipulation and questions business reputation amid election discourse.
A fragment from the Advertiser discusses political perfidy and party loyalty. It notes men without principle drift from public affairs and that voters should judge candidates by merit. It cites the November 3 1908 Hawaii issue arguing against replacing Republican nominees with independent selections.
A chaotic analysis of Home Rule and Republican loyalties amid an election. It warns against hammer-wielding candidates who split party unity and promote no- loyalty rhetoric. The piece stresses unity to prevent nominating factions from siphoning votes and weakening the party ticket.
Special correspondent William Willmott with the New York World reports on the Liaoyang battle aftermath. He details Japanese retreat and strategic flanking, Russian lines, Port Arthur sacrifices, and the shifting balance as Japan seeks Manchurian gains amid heavy casualties and cautious advance.
Fragment from proceedings shows jurors debating duty and integrity as tensions rise. Judge Gear weighs concerns while Judge Cathcart and Prosser face questioning about intent and potential bias amid deliberations.
The judge condemns the current jury process as flawed and corrupt, criticizing jurors and officials for delays, disqualifications, and perceived manipulation. He rails against ineffective replacements and calls for reform to restore public trust in the legal system. The remarks reference specific names and ongoing court proceedings.
Fragmented OCR reveals a political feud where the advertiser faction accuses rivals in the Fifth District. It claims the Advertiser rode roughshod over PIN Districts, naming Charlow Broad and Ovear In ref as targets while asserting the publication manipulated the outcome.
The Mongolia steamship departs from Hackfield Wharf for San Francisco watched by a crowd along the waterfront. The ship backs out to sea with the tug Fearless guiding, salutes from Naval No. 11, and a cheering harbor crowd noting the smooth departure despite crowded conditions.
A garbled morning bulletin from Honolulu mentions a meeting at Camp No 2 on Vineyard Street and an erroneous claim about gambling. It also notes candidate Rolomon Matierson and a robbery of Jima Pastroulnn on Vineyard Street near Liliha, with $3.25 missing from her trunk. Detective Memory investigates a Porto Rican suspect.
The Arnold company touts its knit underwear as the finest for babies children and women in the country. They claim rooms are cut in liberal proportions to prevent binding shape loss and strain on fabric ensuring superior wear. The article highlights their summer weight knit night drawer as a popular item easing parental care and reducing cold risk for sleeping children.
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