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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
4
A provincial report implies Candidate Shaw Dae has faced conviction and sentencing for tarwony, prompting party managers to consider withdrawal from the ticket. The decision follows concerns over pandidncy and the implications for the precinct and district organizations.
Fragmentary report notes Milletin certainty among Wits, a GOP focus in the Ninth precinct, and limited opposition from the Muth prom promise. It mentions factions, candidates, and the broader Republican strategy to influence votes and consolidate power in the political scene.
An irregular Alameda account describes a steamship voyage toward San Francisco, a farewell gathering at a wharf, and a crowd waving as passengers departed. The scene includes mentions of officials, a local committee, and several named individuals among the attendees and observers.
A garbled court item mentions Jamilton and Raley Comer, a Heri ae Cree party, and several unclear names. It references an outer flyer, a diary, and a monetary amount of zero. Judge Landes is noted, with timing and a vow implied amid the corrupted text.
The Miranda murder case docket unfolded as Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and witnesses described the weapon and the firefight. Miranda claimed ownership of the gear, while prosecutors framed a forceful motive. defense counsel was sought but not initially secured, forcing the court to appoint counsel as the trial loomed.
An ad claims Peruna cures female trouble and related symptoms such as backache and dizziness. It cites Mrs. M. Brickner of Milwaukee as recovered after treatment begun with two bottles, promising relief within two months. The notice invites correspondence with Dr S B Hartman and lists distributors for retail drug trade.
Governor Carter Hise discusses Maui land issues and public lands policy. He criticizes poor road conditions, warns against treating private land as common property, and notes legislative funding for school housing. The Haleakala Ranch Company seeks leases and water provisions in exchange for land use. Aboat and trade items arrive aboard the Aikatali with shipments from Kauai.
Fragments from the night’s events describe Deputy Sheriff Chitia Worth leading a search for a missing witness and the arrest of two men after a woman identified as Marie Antonia Collona recounted a tale of travel from Puolod to Honolulu. A knife and a leather sheath were recovered at the crime scene, with blood on the blade and marks on the handle.
Alferd Gums, claiming to be a portun alferal polyglot interpreter, says the morning paper misquoted him about a fright incident at a police station. He asserts he was summoned around midnight and remained in the station office until 1 AM.
The Arnold company markets the finest knit underwear for babies, children, and women, emphasizing liberal proportions that resist binding and shape loss. Their fabrics are soft, porous, elastic, and healthful, with the summer weight knit night drawer highlighted as a trusted garment for sleeping children.
A fragmented report details denouncing Haoles and the Home Rule party in a heated public meeting. Speakers scorn the Republican administration and accuse the era’s leaders of federal overreach while urging civic participation and voter registration.
A civil suit alleges that on January 7, 19X1, Wong Moart issued a promissory note to Ake for 85000 with interest and a mortgage securing the principal. The plaintiff seeks judgment for the principal, interest, and costs, plus foreclosure on the encumbered property if unpaid. Additional items mention blank books and ledgers produced by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
Fragmented account shows Nakapahu denying any connection to a Home Rule ticket for the senator race. A Garden Island report notes his statements and a call to publicize his stance. The piece mentions a bank lien and an insurance claim, plus a wedding and a reminder to register to vote in the territorial election.
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