13 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
1
The piece quotes a presidential address stressing fair treatment of all nations and condemning discrimination. It urges honesty in dealings with neighbors and promises vigilance against bigotry, recalling duties to newcomers and foreign residents while noting wartime tensions. Continued on page 2.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd advertises secure deposit boxes with guaranteed safety. Access available only to the box owner during business hours, emphasizing exclusive entry and reliability.
Washington December 12 Judge J T De Bolt nominated by the President to succeed himself as Judge of the Pirat Circuit Court of the Territory of Mawali. Paris December 13 Catholic clergy celebrations disrupted as priests are arrested and formally charged with no violence reported.
An unreadable fragment warns of danger at the Young Hotel. The garbled text references Alexander Wong and Masta hotel, a warden, and an upcoming event or date. The report is incomplete, offering no clear details on location, time, or outcome.
High Sheriff Meare will conduct a private sale of valuable real estate estimated at Katakina Ives Hue, with properties including Pitwbirg and Derek. The petition of AieuKtie Hartie for a divorce appears, with an attorney for the defense listed. the case involves federal court references and multiple attorneys amid complex proceedings.
Governor Carter says the immigration commissioner has no plans to bring Japanese to Hawaii and did not investigate Japanese immigration during a visit. The governor states he does not believe the issue concerns Japanese relocation to the islands.
In a Camp McKinney briefing Major says a rival afternoon report claiming two US troops were killed is false. He dismisses the Japan regiment rumor as a hoax and notes no official details or new provisions for casualties.
The governor expresses strong confidence that no warnings or measures are needed regarding potential action against Japan. He notes two Japanese ceremonies in progress and says he would require clear proof before he believes any threat exists. The morning adds emphasis on caution.
A dance will be given in the evening in honor of the Atti rere and ladiow of the transparts. A special dinner will be served early in the evening. Bociery follee and townspeople are cordially invited.
A historical notice describes a complete system of identification for a hate deposit vault. It claims it is impossible for unauthorized access and notes renter entry is timestamped by a water clock device. The fragment references downtown usage and automatic reprinting of times.
Berlin report states the government budget for South East Africa was rejected by the Reichstag. The Reichstag has been dissolved by the Emperor, with new elections ordered. Also noted are items on quashing indictments against Abe Ruef and Mayor Schmitz, King Oscar’s health, and Switzerland’s Edward Muller elected president.
A wartime immigration report describes the Board of Immigration inquiry into Spanish migrant laborers for Hawaii. A cable note mentions possible migrants from Malaga and southern Spain, with plans to assess shipment viability and welfare effects before deciding on a voyage or quota. The tone implies hesitancy about hostile Spain-US sentiment and focuses on potential labor supply.
A garbled notice describes a disturbance near the Hawaiian Hotel and the corner of King and Side, mentioning several individuals by name and a gathering that occurred late Saturday. Details are unclear, but the scene seems to involve a confrontation or seating issue at a local inn.
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