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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
7
The next results announcement for the Bulletin Pacific States Tour Contest will appear on Friday, April 26. The text references varied items and names in a dense, garbled relay of terms, indicating a forthcoming update with standings, participants, dates, and related notes.
Fragmentary report recounts Fakir Wallagh and followers clashing with Boling and allies. Amid chaotic scenes, chants and defiant speech surfaced as authorities pursued dispersal while supporters hailed a hard line stance.
Governor signs bills amid a complex session as Hawaii reads into law a set of measures governing civil rights and state affairs. The action includes amendments and provisions affecting governance, public notices, and officials within the territory.
Fragmented text notes items from a legislative record with references to public notices, bills, and committee actions. It mentions “For Rant” cards, House bills, committees, and potential quarantine and governance discussion, reflecting a chaotic transcription of parliamentary proceedings. Entities include Lane, Honea, Governor, and various bill numbers.
The Supreme Court ruling notes Maile must sell Pratt’s property by July 6 1904 unless Pratt secures a market price. The decree orders sale halted to allow a fair bid process, with funds placed in court and interest charged until payment.
Governor Carter today sent to the Legislature his veto of Senate Bill No 10 entitled An Act relating to pounds. If enacted the Superintendent of Public Works would appoint poundmasters and perform duties under Chapter 80 of the Revived Laws. County supervisors would appoint and supervise other poundmasters and publish notices of pound establishments. Territorial pounds would also require notices. If County pounds exist in a district with a Territorial pound the Superintendent would consolidate duties, and two pounds would be deemed unnecessary.
Fragmented notes show vetoed measures, bills sent to the Senate, and varying counts in committees. Items list House actions, clerks, tabled measures, and several place names with quantities, hinting at a stalled or partial session overview from a historical record.
Shipping notices list vessels Halurday April 20 with cargoes and routes. Names include Sing, Lakwlike, Nappala from Ho hokso carrying MMA, fugue, and luggage. other entries mention Kawathae Apel 19 and Crosby, plus passengers and railway transfers.
A long, fragmented roster of names and acronyms appears, listing individuals such as Kennedy Jane Watl and Mia Shaw among many others, with scattered initials and place-like fragments, reading like an unreadable passenger or attendee roll.
Fragmentary OCR lists passengers and names including Mrs Paxson and Claudine, referencing a route from Nevada to San Francisco and a Hawaii to Maud ports leg. Mentions April 19 and multiple individuals such as A Sonnenberg and W T Aiken. Details are incomplete and not fully coherent.
Hawaiian Electric Co plans a 350 horsepower motor at the McBryde Sugar plantation for irrigation and water pumping. The motor, now in Honolulu, will be installed by Superintendent Harry Huddleston to drive a four stage English centrifugal pump. Completion is expected within a week.
A chaotic MEC salvage case centers on a tug sale where the Alter Salvage Co claimed 12000 for a tug. The vessel had been seized by Nat gation Co for 8000 and later a 9000 to 1200 offer surfaced, with miller salvage co operating and Captain Fred Miller involved.
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