17 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
1
A report from Yokohama details a cruiser fleet affected by a destructive blaze. Descriptions mention cabins ruined and several individuals, including Robert Pinkerton, reported dead in the incident as investigators from the local agency pursue the case.
Long’s friends urge the territorial office to act. The Attorney General’s office discusses Lang and Whitney, with Hemenway and others weighing potential candidates for the Attorney General post. The piece notes uncertainty about intentions and possible candidacy timing.
The article details a convoluted case involving Dolce, the endless prayer chain, and claims of show money linked to Chas Chillingworth. It reports on a Vancouver transfer plan, Japanese interests, and a web of alleged funds and attorney fees surrounding the hotel dispute and Bloodworth family stakes.
Fragmentary text shows reference to a United States authority enforcing a new liquor law with ties to an organization or commission. The readable portions imply discussions or actions by government on alcohol regulation.
Crowds are expected at Seaside Sunday for an event honoring the Twentyeth Infantry. A large crowd may attend with a table raffle and a likely performance by the regiment's famed colored band in the afternoon. Colonel Ralph W. Hoyt and officers lead the activities at the port office venue.
OCR text records a chaotic baseball box score with mentions of Hampton, Miller, Lamon, Jones, Plankett, Dewha, Lemon, and others. The narrative is fragmented and misordered, but indicates innings from first to eighth with plays, walks, steals, and errors, ending with sparse action in the late innings. The source lacks coherent structure and complete data.
The Kinau steamer docked at Nunanu street as crowds of up to 900 gathered to greet four winning women named Mike Lillian Mundon Mina Katie Sadter Mina Hattie Laffery and Daisy Todd. They received maile leis and congratulations from Mulletin manager G G Hockus.
A danger to officers and crew aboard the transport Crook is to be marked by a ceremony at the Alexander Young Hotel. The management plans a concert by the regimental band and invites all to attend.
Motion pictures will be shown tonight at the Hotel Baths starting at 8 30. A large crowd is expected after the first show drew a heavy attendance and the program will feature an entire change of subjects.
W R Shaw and associate face contempt charges as Thayer seeks removal of Master in Chancery Sime for failing to report actions and return records tied to John H Wilnow bankruptcy. May 17 order mandated immediate reporting and document return, August warning given. dispute over Thayer pressuring Sime to act.
An accident on Richards Just makal near the Pacife court involved Dr Monsarratt driving toward the waterfront and a Renton car turning at the tennis court. Witnesses say Monsarratt looked back at the scoreboard and failed to see the other vehicle, leading to a collision that injured Mrs Honsarratt. The report notes the incident follows a tennis match and references ongoing local headlines including the Olympic Club's temporary home opening and the Benson Hyde government lands case in federal court.
Officials here believe Skipper Oleson of the schooner Luka mistook his reckoning and Laytan island has not disappeared. The Revenue Cutter Manning struck an uncharted rock at Valdes and has proceeded to Sitka.
Washington August 17 steam shovels adopted for the Panama Canal will expedite construction about 20 percent.
The Republican Territorial Central committee's special committee led by View Chairman Lane met Governor Frear to extend cordial greetings and discuss political matters. Frear affirmed his Republican affiliation and support for good candidates, while Secretary Mott Smith praised the administration. The group likely reports continued access to the new administration and backing for the direct primary law. Later, Harrishon Mutual Burial Association directors voted 5 percent in favor of a relief feature, approving its addition.
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