01 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
1
Korean delegates Yisang Sul and Prince Tsyong Dulyl arrived in New York from The Hague peace conference and will seek President Roosevelt to intercede in Korea.
The License Commissioners met yesterday to review applications including W. Matwuda for a wholesale license at 268 Beretunia Avenue and Cobweb saloon license, with rehearing denials. Harvey faced questioning over rumors of credit sales for on premise drinking, denied wrongdoing. The board ordered saloons issuing meals with extra charges to stop or face action. Bills approved included stenographers and incidentals.
In a push for summer fashions, Alfred Benjamin & Co. offers white double breasted Serge suits and flannel pants. The ad invites customers to visit Cos Fort and Hotel to try on and study their curves, claiming they are the greatest hit yet in warm weather clothing.
Secretary Wool outlines a campaign to promote lantern slides and moving pictures across Southern California. Agent J. Childs reports Hollywood and Pasadena lectures with a 500 seat hall and electric setup, aiming to reach Sacramento during the State Fair. Hotels and rail lines show interest as inquiries rise about island travel costs.
The Hawaiian Gun Club held its annual shoot at Kakauko with about fourteen members and sixteen guests. New officers were elected, Irwin Spalding received a gold Elgin watch for service as secretary, and Treadway won the cup after a shoot-off amid a festive dinner.
An auto accident on Beretania Street involved W. Dillingham and potentially Governor Carter and J. R. Galt. Sheriff Jauken said he is questioning all present and will consult the County Attorney. police noted speed regulations and the case may proceed if enough cause is found. The community's response expresses regret for the incident and commends Dillingham’s conduct after the crash.
Rumor of Litchfield’s death in last night’s collision proved false. Dr. Herbert reports concussion and scalp injuries with bone exposure but no internal damage, patient conscious briefly and remaining in his room to avoid hospital transfer noise.
James May of the Reno Athletic Club, Billy Nolan of Battling Nelson, and Joe Gans met to discuss a future match. Negotiations indicate a return bout likely, with a large purse and venue to be decided. The talks point to a high stakes clash in the boxing world with a $35,000 purse contemplated.
A public reception Saturday in the Throne Room will honor Secretary and Mrs Longworth and Congresman. Invitations are not issued. townspeople are urged to attend at 8:00 p.m. A well‑planned program features naval tea aboard the Tug Quoins then visits to Pearl Harbor and other stops.
A Saturday transport dance will honor Colonel Edgar B. Robertson and Ninth Infantry officers and ladies arriving aboard the Thomas from Manila. A “For Rent” ad is on sale at the Bulletin office.
Koreans clash with Japanese over disarming orders leaving forty killed or wounded. In New York a young girl’s body was found after assault and strangulation. In Lodz a strike by 32 thousand workers turned deadly with troops clashing and dozens killed.
Seaside hosts an evening dance in honor of Mr and Mrs Nicholay Longworth and Secretary and Mrs Burauk with Mr and Mrs Jack Londoy among the attendees. The society gathering aims to welcome Hawaii's distinguished visitors and attract a large crowd of local celebrities.
An advertisement promises to prepare a will at no cost to the client and place it in safety vaults. It instructs naming the company as executor, notes its strong financial standing and experienced officers, and invites callers to request full information.
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