05 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1907
Page
1
Soldiers at Camp Shafter milked neighboring cows that wandered onto the Major’s green. Major Dunning, in command, ordered fences around officers’ quarters to stop yard intrusions after learning the law on cow enclosures. He vows further impounding and creaming until owners deter cows from the camp land.
The Territorial Government plans a training team to Camp Perry Ohio with a 26 to 20 member pool chosen from a recent rifle shoot. Major Riley will be captain, with a coach and spotter. 15 players plus alternates and a team director.
A three game championship billiards series at the Moana Hotel pits Mr. Howe against Hob Scott with Scott carrying a 300 to 200 point handicap. The first game finished Saturday night as Scott used 146 of his lead. The second game starts at 8 pm in the Moana billiard room, with the third slated for Thursday evening.
J D Moore of the Palace saloon was arrested yesterday for selling liquor on Sunday. His case appeared in police court this morning and was continued. Police and Inspector Fennell are collecting evidence against several saloon keepers applying for rehearings to be presented to the License Board when their cases come up.
Commissioner Ishii was hosted in Tanta by Consul Saito Banker Akal and the Merchants Union, pleased with the visit and thanked the committee. At Mochizuki Club a banquet followed with Con sulo Saito Akai and staff, Merchants Union reps, press, and Harry Johnston attending as guests. The Army Transport Thomas, Captain Lyman, sailed from the naval wharf at 11 this morning with five locals leaving on the passenger list. Mayor Hustace greeted Viceroy Carter during the day.
A dispute among about two dozen Honolulu dentists targets A L G Atkinson for reappointing B High to the Board of Dental Examiners. They argue High should step aside after long service, and Huddy’s absence fuels further contention. Dr High says he does not seek the post and will yield if another desires it, while the dentists threaten to act to express their views.
Makino says the Indiana will sail tonight at eight. He notes a small group of Japanese passengers bound for Vancouver and plans for A V Gear to accompany them to oversee landing conditions. The ticket office on Beretania Street was crowded as passengers gather, with C Bolte among callers.
Superintendent Jack McVeigh arrived from the Leper Settlement and said construction is advancing with a new pol factory and laundry in operation or near. A pavilion at the landing and a larger nursery shed light on growth while rain and plentiful fish mark the changing days. The pall road and new water works system are being prepared with pipes to be laid today.
The Hawaiian Dramatic Company presented a fully attended Hawaiian show at the Opera House last Saturday. Secretary Straus and the Longworths were present, and the performance featured hapa haole acts with splendid staging. After expenses, $450 was netted for charity works.
An advertisement offers will preparation at no cost to you with safekeeping in its vaults. The company touts a lawful financial standing and experienced officers and invites calls for full information.
Public exasperation over a crime wave in New York grows as police struggle to control the surge. An appeal will be sent to Governor Hughes to intervene in city police affairs amid rising fear and unrest.
Gen. Karakogou, ex Governor of Odes, was assassinated in an attack today. The assailant fled the scene, and authorities labeled the incident a targeted killing during a special cables briefing in Caucus.
Teheran reports an incursion by 6000 Turkish troops resulting in eighty deaths among Persians including women and children. The attack underscores tensions in Persia amid ongoing military operations and regional conflict.
Four mysterious assaults unfold in Chicago with one fatality. No clues point to any perpetrator as authorities investigate the sudden violence spreading through the city.
An insane mother in Baltimore strangled her two children aged one and two years old. The incident occurred today as authorities investigated the motive and timeline of the fatal event.
Dr Herbert reports Mr Litchfield is improving and head injuries are healing. Condition favorable and not expected to be fatal. County Attorney’s investigation unfinished to determine possible prosecutions arising from the accident.
Eugene Capol and W G Scott of Pilla visited Nahiku rubber groves reporting prosperous plantings and encouragement for growers. They traveled overland on horseback along the mauka ditch system improved by H C S Co. supervisor Pague. The Nahiku Government trail and bridges remain dangerous with holes and rotten sections endangering travelers.
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