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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1907

Page

1

Hawaii steamer offer aims at winter tourist trade

J A Gilman proposes placing one of the turbine steamers, the Yale or Harvard, on a local Honolulu coast route for winter tourist business. The ships, once Boston to New York carriers, boast 18 knot speeds, 800 passenger capacity, and strong Atlantic service credentials. He seeks local capital and support to establish a coastwise link, possibly via Los Angeles, as a reliable seasonal carrier.

Honolulu J. A. Gilman States Atlantic Pacific Coast Gilman Yale Harvard Boston New York Morse Tam Governor Cobb St. John's N. B Los Angeles China Manchuria

Governor Fréar Advises Focus on Pending Work

Oficial calls will occupy the attention of the new Governor and Secretary as they begin formalities. The Governor hopes to address lingering problems left by his predecessor once duties are settled. He returned Admiral Very’s call at Honolulu Naval Station and was saluted with seventeen guns.

Fréar Very Honolulu Naval Station Mott-Smith

Lucky Seven pol luncheon honors Hawaii Miss Mundon visit

A Sunday afternoon party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Silva celebrated the Bulletin Lucky Seven and especially Miss Mundon of Hawaii. Admiral Beckley presided with remarks and led a city tour after farewells. guests included Heckley, Mundon, editor Brash, and four Lucky Seven members among others.

Pol Bulletin Lucky Seven Hawaii Miss Mundont Hilo Patrick Silva Admit Heckley Hon Mia Chas K. Notley John T. Moir Wim. Savidge George Mundon Brash Lucky

WANTS GOVERNOR 10 OK APPLICATIONS

Territorial officers must secure Governor Frear’s approval for travel on Government transports Adjutant General Ainsworth has requested that future transport applications receive Territorial Executive approval and that replies show prepaid status Officials have used cabled replies but refuse to pay for them The piece mentions repurposing small tin cans as bakeware for patty cake pans by melting ends and fashioning them into bottomless rings

United States Frear Tls Morning Ainsworth Territorial

Sale Of Draying Business Contaminated By Mor-Sais Agency

The sale of B J lord's draying business, all equipment except the dredging oarth, was contaminated this morning through Mor-Sais agency. Purchaser Hustace Peck Company, price around $25,000. Mr Lord formerly of Lard d Belwr firm, had controlled the contracting business. "I shall stop i Honolulu," said Mr.

B J. Lord Mor- Sais Hustace Peck Company Lord Lard d& Belwr Lari |Rought Belser Honolulu

Famous Colored Band From Crook to Play Honolulu Tonight

The twenty fifth colored regiment band, arriving aboard the Crook, will entertain Honolulu at the Waikiki Seaside Hotel tonight at 7 30. Chief musician J N Norton leads 27 boys, with Gildenwater and Gloster among the players. Norton and the band, famed for a South Dakota victory, perform marches and arias including Kaiser Frederick and Light Cavalry in what locals hope will be a standout concert.

Honolulu Waikiki J. N. Norton Gtilenwate Cuba General Shafter Ninth Cavalry Gloster Manila South Dakota Eighth Cavalry Norton Ilv Kaiser Frederick Cavitina Nabucco Corporal Glover Walter Adalla Light Cavalry

A Crate of Choice Fruit Ad From Island Fruit Co

A brief ad urges mainland friends to order fruit from Island Fruit Co. at 728 King Street. It invites readers to leave orders and provides a phone contact Main 15. The item presents a simple promotional notice.

Island Fruit CO King

Contempt of Court Outburst Sparks Court Scene

In a courtroom, remarks escalate as W R Slims Ma literals profanity erupts during proceedings. The judge cites possible contempt while the case against Mr Thayer seeks cause why punishment should not be imposed. Continued on page 4.

Thayer W. R. Slims Ma

Iroquois Arrive at Laywan Land Late Reported

A weekend report from Midway Ms noon states that the Iroquois had arrived there and reported Laywan land late.

Midway Laywan

Want Land At Kapapala Amid Settlement Applications

A Hawaii news item reports three separate land applications at Kapapala near Hilo, with Kapapala lands in Kai independent of present occupants, indicating ongoing settlement processes and competing claims regarding property parcels.

Barbie Tin Hilo Aug Kapaspala Kai

Supreme Court Sustains Mayor Schmitz Removal in San Francisco

San Francisco August 19 The Supreme Court upholds the legality of removing Mayor Schmitz from office and the appointment of Mayor Taylor. Taylor has named Commissioners Hugo Keil Joseph Leggett Charles Sweigert and A D Cutler to the new administration.

San Francisco I Supreme Court Schmitz Taylor Par Hugo Keil Joseph Leggett Charles A. Sweigert A. D. Cutler

Regimental Band and Dance at Seaside Event

The Twenty-fifth Infantry hosts a regimental band and dance this evening in honor of Colonel Ralph W Hoyt and officers. The Colored Band of the Twenty-fifth is highlighted as among the best in the Army, with Quintette Chih and Band Duale handling dance numbers to avoid confusion. Fine job printing at the Bulletin.

Ralph W. Hoyt Twenty-fifth Infantry The Twenty-fifth United States Army Chih

Incendiary Fire at Kerosene Warehouse Shrouded in Mystery

A blaze at the Government kerosene warehouse in Kewaly began early yesterday morning, likely incendiary in origin. Two separate storage areas were set alight, including a room on the second floor used as an office. The loss includes a large quantity of kerosene from Standard Oil Co. The record book detailing shipments vanished, suggesting theft to conceal evidence. Firefighters faced peril as flames threatened the building but prevented explosion. investigators, including Fire Chief Thurston and Detective Taylor, note no other plausible cause.

Kewaly Thurston Taylor Reynolds

Revolution Gains Strength in China Movement

Shanghai dispatch reports the revolutionary movement among the Chinese people growing stronger daily as Associated Press coverage notes the rising momentum across the country.

Shanghai

Transvaal to Buy Cullinan Diamond for King Edward VII

The Transvaal Government will purchase the Cullinan diamond for $100,000 and present it to King Edward VII in gratitude for granting constitutional government to the region. The Associated Press reports the ceremony will honor his actions with this royal gift.

Associated Press Pretoria Transvaal Edward VII

Moors In Defeat Plan Battle Island Reconnaissance

Major Dunning and staff will tour the island to assess terrain and air up military readiness for potential contingencies. The trip aims to familiarize leaders with the lay of the land and strengthen preparedness.

Major Dunning

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