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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
6
The Seaside manager denied any plan to resign amid rumor. He stated every room and cottage is filled, the venture is profitable, and employers and he are satisfied with management and finances. He added incorporation and a modern facility akin to Halethwa are planned to handle future patrons.
H. M. Ayres was committed for trial to the United States District Court to be held October 14. District Attorney Breckens requested bail set at 1000 dollars, citing potential penalties up to 5000 dollars and five years imprisonment. The Commissioner approved bail, and Ayres along with his wife posted bond and were released.
The steamship Asia, captained by Gau Kroger, arrived at Hackfeld wharf this morning after pleasant seas, with 45 bags of mail and a large cargo onboard. Among the passengers were Rev. Albert Erdman, Mrs. Erdman, Rev. J. P. Erdman, and several Hindus who plan to appear in mainland theaters. K. Uyeda of the Toril Gomel Company of Japan arrived to negotiate with Lovejoy & Co. regarding sake imports. The ship sails at 7 pm tonight for San Francisco.
In a tightly contested game the Rams mount a late rally with Plunkett and Lota keying a scoring flurry. Davis belts a two run homer in the ninth as Olmos and Fernandez trade hits, while Vannatta and Miller spark baserunning. Also notes Gussie Clark’s departure for San Francisco and a Berkeley youth death amid fundraising “For Rent” ads.
A compact listing notes a house on Kuakini Street offering two bedrooms along with a toilet and bath. It is described as located between two car lines, signaling convenient transit access for potential buyers or renters.
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