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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1907
Page
2
The bulletin details April 18 publication dates and several local items. It notes various events, markets, weather cautions, and community notices across multiple locales with many place names and organizations referenced. The readable text includes assorted names and phrases about bakeries, fairs, and meetings, though much is garbled.
Funeral services are held for Chief Sullivan with rites at the Fenty of Shek Salim. Attendees include family members and local officials as community mourners gather at the Pte Hiejarrscanyeh for the final rites.
A court arraignment reveals KOTTERY leaders and associates charged in a labor and copper mining dispute. Prosecution cites illegal demonstrations and cigarette contraband as part of broader allegations. Witnesses describe staged protests and coercive tactics at the Kalval site.
A violent tremor struck the capital causing fear and damage described as a major shaking event. Residents reported a winging motion and darkness as buildings swayed. Officials have not released final casualty figures, but the quake disrupted daily life and commerce across the area.
Disjointed notes indicate Japanese forces pulling back from Manchuria with guard detachments reportedly halted at a frontier. The fragmentary text references April and unspecified charges, lacking clear names, dates, or locations beyond the region.
Fragmented notes recount a tense session where Anilago Chilean ministers discuss delaying or vetoing a bill on segregation. Debates center on protecting the community and the ethics of forcing reforms, with calls to uphold duties to vulnerable patients and resist harming the public.
In a periodical Shipping Intelligence excerpt, debates cover a proposed measure on protection for leprosy patients and related health issues, along with legislative actions. Amendments narrow scope to apply only to imminent cases, while a health board reminder and various vessel movements are noted across the region. The session adjourns after reconvening to continue discussions on concurrent bills and court-related costs.
A fragmented April 14 shipping list notes arrivals and crews including UB ACT Sherman, Anerica Maru, and America Marn with various officers and passengers. Names such as Capt. C Arnold, Rev. C. Kearns, W. C. Welburn, J. Soyeda, and Bishop TM Thoburn appear among a long roster of travelers and servants. The text lists origins like Callan and Anahola and dates such as April 13.
A local Kauai notice urges votes for Miss Lillian Kamehaokalan Mundon as a talent ed and refined young Kaumuati. It highlights her honors at Kamehameha and the Normal School, capability in typing and shorthand, and her noble lineage. The appeal stresses her amiable disposition, beauty, and character, urging Kauai to vote for her as one of the Six. The message is dated Kauai Wahiawa April 12 07.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and vessels bound for Maui Hilo and Molokul ports in April. Entries mention persons, ships, and ports with dates around April 10 to April 18, including captains and aboard names, reflecting maritime notices from a historical Hawaiian newspaper.
The house last week spent 500.78 from the federal appropriation, bringing total outlay to 8,669.42 as of April 13, 1901. The summary notes different fund expenditures and a separate territorial appropriation totaling 10,278.74 and overall house expenditures reaching 18,043.00.
On the second day out from Houo Wht Uiore a disorder occurred as crews diverged from the Los Angeles port. Women reported fronds at San Pedro seeking guidance from the Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The excursion aimed to visit the Hawaiian Islands and prepare for a cargo voyage to San Pedro harbor. The events marked a notable period for the crew and families aboard during a birthday milestone.
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