02 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
1
Clinton Illinois August report states Fred Magill and Fay Magill his bride charged with six counts for the murder of his former wife Mrs Pet Magill by poisoning authorities allege.
Haywood has departed Boise for Denver. In other notes, Sugar: 88 analysis beets 95 9d parity 4.04 cents. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a complete gimmary of the item.
At Toulon France on August 2 the training ship Couronne suffered an accident that killed three sailors and wounded five others. The incident involved a gun mishap during drills aboard the vessel.
A newspaper excerpt notes that about a million and a half dollars worth of American cigarettes were imported into China last year, with increased American tobacco and pipes also entering the country. The piece suggests foreigners in China consumed some of these goods, and comments on John Chinaman’s willingness to add American smoking items to his paraphernalia.
Baseball season brings new fashion as Alfred Benjamin & Co. offers white double breasted serge suits and flannel pants. Visit to try on and study the curves, a summer hit, at Main 25 Fort and Hotel corner.
The steamship Indiana arrived at Sorenson's wharf at 11 40 am after a nine day voyage from San Francisco. Charterer A V Gear and owner John Barneson received the ship with Captain Barneson aboard, noting Japanese immigrants ready to board and plans to rush her away. Cabin space is comfortable for 75 and steerage for 800, with full life preservers. The vessel, built in 1878, was formerly a transport in the Spanish American War and is now prepared for planned emigration to Vancouver hosted by the Promotion Committee.
The President will carefully consider a Hawaii Japanese migration petition sent by local residents and forwarded through Secretary Bacon. The exchange includes a light anecdote about a house and two characters, May and Nan, noting one will help when the other is busy.
The County Liquor Board met and tightened enforcement centering on saloons, hotels, and restaurants. It warned licensees not on the premises may not dispense intoxicants. Charles McCarthy faced disclosure for dual rooms and basement stock, with orders to stop delivering to homes. The board refused to transfer Guy Cordes’s license to Quong Chong near the King Street bridge.
Dr Herbert reports Litchfield stable and conscious after a severe head injury with signs of recovery and no evident permanent damage. The investigation into the accident involving W P Dillingham and other car owners continues, with County Attorney Cathcart to decide on possible prosecutions as Sheriff Jauken defers.
Mrs Donald Macintyre wife of the head gardener at the Danion estate Moanalua was badly shaken after a wagon driven by a Chinese man struck her buggy. The horses bolted and the buggy overturned the wagon passed over but she escaped with a shoulder contusion and minor injuries. The buggy and wagon were damaged and medical help arrived promptly.
The Kataloha Boat Club seeks a private boat house and plans a fundraising musical comedy on Regatta Day September 21 to cover building costs. Rehearsals are underway at the High School with the next session Tuesday night, demonstrating wide talent beyond rowing.
Seaside event tonight features music during dinner and a dance in any event to honor the officers and ladies of the Transport Thomas. Tables may be reserved for Sunday dinner at the Seaside.
An advertisement promises to prepare a legal will at no expense to the client and store it in safety vaults. It recommends naming this company as executor, citing strong financial standing and experienced officers, and invites callers to obtain full information.
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