26 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1907
Page
1
Officials report a large kerosene shortage in Standard Oil Co stock at a Kewalo warehouse linked to a recent fire. Chief Thurston and Superintendent Holloway note missing records and possible intentional diversion via sales to Chinese concerns, with storage and future warehouse moves under scrutiny.
Helen Rowland plaintiff in error against Frank Godfrey trustee for Thomas Metcalf defendant in error has withdrawn her writ of error from the Supreme Court and discontinued all appellate proceedings in a dispute over land ownership opposite the Rapid transit Company's stables. Rowland was defendant in ejectment. she lost in Territorial courts and appealed to the Supreme Court.
A Honolulu resident argues against overreacting to federal quarantine rules tied to the Raleigh incident. He notes Honolulu has kept ports open despite sporadic plague when epidemics exist, but the sixty day quarantine file persists while plague bacilli remain near the Orient.
Rumors say George R. Carter considered starting a new bank in Honolulu with direct New York City connections. Honolulu business men debated the idea, noting San Francisco’s influence on local money markets and Carter’s NY banking friend. The story suggests Carter might trigger a flood of capital, with continued discussion promised on page 2.
Public Works head Holloway said he has not yet chosen a superintendent of water works despite new Legislature created position and low salary of 175 per month. He continues to perform duties, hoping a citizen will accept the post, while noting the need for an appointee.
A trust company markets itself as the peak of integrity and justice, offering services as executor guardian or trustee. It emphasizes consistent presence away from town and good health, and boasts use of approved business methods.
The Planters hold about one third of the 1907 crop while 60,000 tons are in transit and 120,000 tons total in land and transit. Kapaa land openings face renewed questions after Pratt’s visit, with the plantation seeking renewal of its cane land lease and a plan to offer pineapple land for settlement.
Aug 26 report on an emigrant protection law extension allowing departures for Canada. The rule, now applied to Canadian departures, aligns Canada with the United States for sail permissions. It curtails emigration and may stem Vancouver agitation, though Japanese from Hawaii could still land in Canada.
An additional bid request has been filed for the Queen Emma place in Nunami valley. R M Isenberg seeks approval to bid on part or all of the property, with Governor and Land Commissioner to decide. Public sentiment previously opposed private sale, favoring a public park or similar use for the ten acre Queen Emma property.
A Labor Day lineup lists players such as Bi Louis-Soares Bushnell Bruns J Williams Ka Sue Evers On Ayleut Louis and others in positions across infield and outfield. The note mentions Picked Team Jones Lyman Router Williams pa B D Desha Vannatta Hampton and Fernandes plus Captain Darey. An incoming cable reports Mrs Yacklery and George Berkley Jr arriving by the Sierra this morning.
A grasp of choice fruit will please your mainland friends immensely. Leave your order with Lane Fruit Co at Te King, phone Main 16. J Hopp & Co Furnture and Mattresses 185 King Street.
Dr Watsase of Imperial University aboard the Reojim Maru reports in Victoria that Japan seeks an amicable settlement over California Japanese treatment while attention shifts to Korea and the Crown Prince. He notes Japanese public opinion favors swift resolution and Ireland’s early contact with the matter remains limited.
Chief Inspector of Immigration RK Brown with interpreter Lao Joe sails tomorrow on the steamer W G Hall for a business trip. He will be away from his office for a few days on a special mission to Kauai to clarify certain matters, likely linked to Hawaiian-born Chinese. Brown noted no particulars but indicated a formal inquiry is anticipated. He also visited Billy New Souven store at the post office.
The steamer Acapulco overturned at the Pacific Mail dock in San Francisco today. All crew and passengers escaped unharmed though the vessel carried a full cargo. The ship is reported likely a total loss.
NEW YORK Aug 26 The Panther is being equipped as a repair ship to accompany the battleship fleet to the Pacific.
Ex Governor Carter, no longer in office, is frequently seen in the Executive offices at the long table in the Secretary's Office. He works on his final report to the President wearing a shirt matching the Robin's Eye Blue wall. In a separate matter Judge De Bolt allowed W A Wall a commissioner’s fee of 42.50 in the Maria Turete versus William Savidge case.
Associated Press reports a syndicate with fifty million dollars capital is being formed to develop all lands in Mexico. The notes include a Baltimore item about the steamship Barnstable sinking the tug Gerry with five drowned and a San Francisco financial quote on beets and parity figures.
This evening in honor of Captain George H Peters and the officers of the U S S Raleigh. The Cruiser Cincinnati will likely be in tomorrow afternoon under Captain Tack Quinby and will be welcome, though the hop for the Cincinnati is not until Tuesday evening. Carry out the new policy of entertainment and go out to Seaside to greet the naval officers who have been in the Orient for three years.
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