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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1905

Page

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Harriman Claims Orient Trip Is For Pleasure Not Business

President Harriman of Union Pacific and head of Southern Pacific says his visit to the Orient is a pleasure trip, not a business mission. He denies plans to seek railroad concessions in China or the Philippines and notes he will watch developments to keep up with evolving facilities and Pacific service needs.

Pres Harriman Trip BH. Harriman Union Pacific Pacifi Orient Pacific Mall Mr. Harriman Man

First National Bank Deal Consummated Reported

The Bulletin exclusive notes Jaman Cantle’s plan to buy W G Cooper and G A Kunst shares in the First National Bank of Hawaii. Cantle arrived from San Francisco aboard the Siberia. A town meeting will decide resignations and succession, while Castle denies full control and says no statement until further notice.

Jaman TD. Castle San Francisco W. G. Cooper G. A. Kunst First National Bank of Hawaii James H. Cantle Cooper L. Tenney Pecks J. B. Castle First National Bank

Don’t Employ Aliens Denies Swanzy Connection

A garbled report quotes officials denying any link between Swanzy and the Board for Immigration. It stresses the policy against settling the country with noncitizens, noting Swanzy is himself eligible for citizenship and expressing hope he becomes one, but rejecting the use of aliens.

Swanzy Japan Swaney Jack Ax

Fire in shed forces early extinguish on Beretania street

A Portuguese woman dropped a hot iron causing a small blaze in a kitchen shed near Punchbowl and Beretania. Fire engines arrived but the shed was already out, extinguished with brooms and water. Photographer J. A. Goncalves owns the shed on Horeta Street.

Helen Rebekah Punchbaw Deretania Lara Beretania J. A. Gonzalves Horeta Aia Atrect Ty Waml

Great Chinese Act at Zoo Vaudeville Impresses Honolulu

The Zoo vaudeville show drew about 250 attendees Saturday, praised as among the best in its line. The Japanese Juggler and Koal’s muni earned strong applause while the Zoo grows as a premier pleasure center. Mrs Judge Dole suffered a gravel attack but recovered and rests comfortably.

Vierra Zoo Honolulu Koal

Pacific Mail Manager Schwerin Says No Rate Changes

General manager K P Schwerin of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company states there will be no changes in rates. He regards his upcoming trip as not a business journey but a chance to inspect Pacific Mail properties and the Siberia’s successful voyage.

Schwerin Pacific Mail Service K.P. Schwerin Pacific Mall Steamation Company Harriman Orient Schwerbin Honoluid Pacific Mail Lord & Bwlser Alaken Street Schworin China Manila Siberia Yokohama Toyo Kiven Kal + Paha fine Pacific Mall Company Pacific Mall Mt Ha

Siberia Sets Trans Pacific Run Record From San Francisco

The Siberia lowers the San Francisco to Honolulu record by two hours and fifty four minutes, beating the Korea sister liner. The ship leaves San Francisco Wednesday and reaches Honolulu soon after, with jubilant officers predicting further record breaking.

Siberia Bam San Francisco Honolulu Pacific Korea Sib Tne San Bran Olsen Alberta Howra

Homesteaders Win Lands in Palolo

Seven women and six men were awarded homestead lands in Palolo under the 10-year program. The ceremony opened the land office doors at 7 o clock with a ceremonial procession and orderly distribution as applicants waited patiently. A tall Hawaiian woman led the entry, followed by others, and the crowd moved along the counter to receive their allotments.

Land Office

Tropic Fruit Co announces next pineapple sale

In Alameda on August 30 Tropic Fruit Co. plans a pineapple sale from out of choice stock. The notice names Tropic Fruit Co. as seller and specifies fruit availability for customers.

The Alameda Tropic Fruit Co

Ship Australia Strikes For Russians Contraband Goods

Autectated Press Special Cable reports the old Oceanic liner Australia captured yesterday by the Japanese left San Francisco May 24 carrying contraband for the Russians. A general strike has been proclaimed in Poland in protest at the handling of the national assembly scheme. Baron Kaneko, Japan's special representative, met with the President today at Oyster Bay.

Gan Francisco Cal Australia San Francisco Associated Preas Special Warsaw Ruses Poland Pol National Assembly Faatomated Cible Oyster Bay Baron Kaneko Japan Toda

Typhoid Epidemic Ravages Waipio Valley

An extensive typhoid outbreak in Waipio Valley Hawaii has caused at least eighteen deaths. Officials report the disease stems from contaminated water and sanitation neglect in the rice and taro fields. Ho lloway, returning from a trip, cites a physician as the source of the death report. The local geography and water supply aided rapid spread, with calls for government action to control contamination.

Pele‘nu Molokai Waimea Hawaii Waipio Holloway Mowall Walplo Walpio Accoun

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