06 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented text speaks of merchants remaining active amid concerns. The article mentions various names, places, and events in a brisk, period-voiced tone, noting ongoing trade and civic activity despite uncertain conditions.
Sugar market notes from San Francisco on December 3 report beets analysis at 88 and 61 in bid and ask ranges with eight counts and a previous quotation referenced.
Chief Justice Hartwell was bitten by a dog while meeting with Governor Carter of the Territory of Hawaii. The injury required treatment and left Hartwell swathed and confined. The incident led to a confrontation with dogs and a continuation note indicating further details on page 3.
In Monongah Pennsylvania explosions occurred today in two Consolidated Coal Company mines. It is believed that about 425 workers were affected or endangered by the blasts as rescue and safety crews respond to the incident.
Reports from San Francisco, Goldfield, Pittsburg, and Washington detail a Nevada labor outbreak linked to agitators, a quiet Goldfield after nine units moved in, a Pittsburgh bank suspension unrelated to Pit River Nation Bank, and Harry S. New elected chairman of the Republican National Committee as the party plans the national convention. A Rio de Janeiro steamer collision left thirty dead while Seoul saw a riot after Marquis Ito’s departure with one fatality and several wounded.
The Chief Justice in chambers discharged the contempt commitment of Viva, noting the warrant lacked proper form. Viva had served four days of a five day sentence and the hearing occurred at the Chief Justice's home with attorneys Mugoon and Hite present.
A clipped report quotes Thomas Wall of Wall Nichols Co discussing Lenard a piano tuner from San Francisco seen in Hawaii context. He questions Lenard as a labor agent, notes Lenard traveled with vague claims, and mentions broader attempts to form labor organization across Japanese Portuguese and other workers. The piece hints at rumors Lenard may be connected to plantation labor organizing. Continues on Page 2.
In Honolulu police court WR Sims faced contempt charges after insulting the court and defying Judge Andrade. The judge ordered forfeiture of bail and later imprisoned Sims for three days, with a dramatic scene as officers forcibly removed him from the witness stand amid shouting and protest.
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