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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
7
A garbled OCR report reflects Russia's excitement over a Tibetan treaty and mentions political maneuvers with the Democratic Party. It references debts, real estate loans, and a complex wartime alignment, with observers citing German and British diplomacy and potential shifts in eastern policy.
From October onward and for the next period, telephone rentals will be collected monthly rather than quarterly. All subscribers in arrears are urged to settle by that date to enable the change. A new telephone directory is being prepared and users who have moved or changed addresses should notify the office before October 1904.
The estate of Ben Kanna deceased appoints Admiralsteatrix as administrator. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within eight weeks at Kavcative Building, Honatuld TH. Any mortgage on real estate to Charles Costa must be proven at the same place.
An erratic mirage off Cape Flathery causes a British ship to alter course and report a vivid sea illusion. The incident involves pilot accessibility and a chase by ships in the area, with observers noting misleading depths and distant silhouettes.
Paris dispatch from Journal Limo Jang reports a censored message in which the Russian army retreats north toward Liaoyang and Mukden, Japan preparing to press a final push. The analyst advises peace to spare national pride and avoid further war toll, urging restraint amid a costly stalemate.
A correspondent reports on Major General Orloff and General Kuropatkin in early September actions near the Taltse river. Orloff allegedly failed to hold Kuroki's right, while Kuropatkin sought a flanking strike. Orloff was wounded, communications were strained, and both sides maneuvered for advantage as Japanese troops pressed and Kuropatkin retreated before a possible breakthrough.
The cruiser Theos under Commander Roe Nicholson reached Rio Janeiro after weeks of searching the western Atlantic for the missing ship. The vessel has not yet found clues to the missing craft but will resume patrols toward the Caribbean and West Indies.
Listings show transfers and liens across Honolulu and surrounding districts. Notable names include Manoel He F Adslom and families, with parcels described by lot numbers, estates, and property types including land, personal property, and apportionments from various trusts and executors. Transactions reference multiple dates in 1904 and 1908, with prices and terms noted such as $550 and $2.50 per month, plus references to warrants, mortgages, and property boundaries in Kalihi, Kohala, and Waialua districts.
A dense record of land deals, acreages, and ownership notes dating September 1904. The item lists parcels in Hawaii including Kalama, Kona and Honolulu areas with prices, dates, and involved parties such as Hawn Lond & Kent De beds and John A Conuniog. It records obligations, transfers, and legal actions tied to plots, tracts, and vessels, reflecting a busy real estate and property-transfer ledger of the era.
Boston dispatch describes Japan racing to complete submarine torpedo boats for war. At Quincy Point, workers toil daily to assemble and later dismantle ships for delivery. Reports note legal limits and potential U.S. government actions amid wartime tensions.
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