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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1907
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment notes a name Kanuiul Won Aneel Metin Wivelewey with a reference to a date April 2 and a mention of the tenth event or week. The readable text provides no clear action, place, or organization to confirm a full news item.
The Hawaii Senate approved third reading of a bill prohibiting the employment of married teachers where the husband or wife is employed, amid debate over amendments. Supporters framed it as a welfare measure while opponents urged broader labor rights. the measure passed 1 ayes 3 noes with three senators voting no.
Notice to bondholders of The Koloa Sugar Company to present bonds for the accrued interest payment of 815,000 on May 1, 1907. Bonds listed include numbers 38 62 12 TAN 219 14 216 4M 240 98 4 6 214 189 209. Payment to be made at the Bank of Hawaii Trust Office Honolulu on May 1 1907. interest ceases after that date.
Fragmented listings show sugar quotations at 3.61 cents per pound and $72.20 per ton. The page fills with varied notices about services, machine rental, hat chemmers, and accommodations. A local meeting of the American River group and shipping items are referenced amid chaotic ad copy and miscellaneous notices.
New Orleans reports on page 1 that April Lo-Steamers claim Nicaraguan forces have captured Port Livingstone amid ongoing turmoil. Saerion stapediog is also mentioned in the dispatches.
In Colon on April 1 a large car turage plant at Mount Hope was destroyed by a devastating fire. Firefighters battled the blaze but the facility sustained substantial damage, with reports indicating extensive losses to storage and equipment. No injuries were immediately reported.
City of Mexico April de President Portiria Dine opened the second reunion of the Twenty-third Congress with ceremony. The President was escorted from Chapultepec to the capitol by cavalry through streets lined with people as diplomatic corps and many distinguished visitors attended. Diaz delivered a brief address praising recent industrial and economic developments in Mexico.
Havana endures exceptional rain causing widespread flooding April reports residents evacuate and helper squads save people from rising waters as streets flood and channels overflow across districts in the capital.
A lengthy legal dispute in the Court of Appeals involves the Greene- French defendants and the Bulletin Publishing Company. The case centers on blank books, ledgers, and notes tied to a long running quarrel over manufacture and rights in New Orleans.
The House bill, designed to tax many trades in the Territory, levies annual license fees from garages, harbors, customs workers, employment agencies, and merchants. It sets special rates for fish boats, brokers, and laundries, with an effective date of July 4 and requires board approval for some licenses.
Honolulu weather report lists temperatures around sixty to seventy six degrees with barometer readings, humidity and dew point figures, wind velocities from NE and N directions, and trace rainfall over a four hour period. Jagection Director, U A Weather duron provides official measurements.
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