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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1907
Page
2
A garbled legal notice warns men who neglect their duties and deprive wives of estate rights. It urges contacting Henry Waterhouse Trust Company to arrange affairs and protect the wife and family in the estate.
The column surveys a mix of local events and notices. It mentions transportation updates, meetings of fraternal organizations, weather notes, ship arrivals with cargo details, a continuing sale, social dances, and community reports from Honolulu and nearby areas.
An elaborate wartime era clipping recounts an auto crash involving Captain Barneson and the Quinn machine. Eyewitness statements claim cautious driving by Barneson and a sudden maneuver by Quinn that forced Barneson off the road, with blame and blame shifting noted amid conflicting testimonies.
At The Hague on August 11 the United States Great Britain France and Germany agreed to establish a permanent court of arbitration through their diplomatic representatives at the Peace Conference. The move aims to settle international disputes without war and outlines the court structure and jurisdiction.
A general strike is anticipated within twenty four hours in Los Angeles as printers and label operators demand higher wages. Labor Commissioner Nelli and President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor may meet to discuss the situation next Thursday.
A cautious report from New York and Vancouver notes no further attacks by Moroccan forces on European troops at Casablanca. Telegraph operators have postponed duties, while Japanese buyers have acquired two Canadian Pacific steamers, the Athenian and Tartar, for four hundred thousand dollars.
Chicago Aug 11 The strike of commercial telegraphers spreads across thirty nine cities with four thousand operators out. Judge De Bolt appoints Henry 10 administrator of the estate of James H Clarkin upon petition by J J Williams photographer. Clarkin died by his own hand on a steamer to Honolulu. Williams holds a claim against the estate for photographs of the dead. Clarkin's cash estate about 490 with funeral expenses exceeding a hundred, the rest to heirs if found. New York vilifies as wickedest city. Magham seeks federal aid to curb crime. Manila reports 120 houses burned in a major fire leaving 600 homeless. Oyster Bay Aug 11 Ernest A Mott Smith named Secretary of the Territory of Hawaii by President Roosevelt. Government Bureau of Labor has a report on strikes and lockouts in the past 25 years.
A battalion of sharpshooters is ordered to Mo- COO North Carolina as part of a clothing promotion urging readers to visit for suit fabrics. The piece also notes a legal appeal pending over a two cent passenger rate law observed in the state.
Wiring batteries and supplies offered alongside rent cards. Hear Melba records on the Victor Talking Machine in the music room. Marvels touted with call to visit.
A long list of names and accompanying notes appears to document passengers booked for sailing on August 14 at noon. Entries include Angi, Morgan, Andrade, Cheney, and many others with spouses, children, or servants. The fragment notes destinations for Mant Tani Hawatt ports and various ships.
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