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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
1
The Honetoti plantation plans a refinery upgrade to enhance output for the grifting department. Manager Low leads principal work on Partire with aim to reach peak perfetta tion and position the company as a top regional producer amid rising demand from a growing population and local markets.
In Newport News Virginia the cruiser Montana is launched amid holiday notices. Berlin reports Em. l William receiving King Haakon and Queen Maud of Norway at Potsdam. Claus requests children write to Santa, promising gifts later. Sugar refining plans at Honolulu plantation expand with equipment orders under a $150,000 project, boosting capacity to process up to six thousand tons of sugar.
On New Year’s Day the Alameda will reach San Francisco carrying a consignment of pins and bananas. A note directs orders to Wells Fargo at 72 King Street.
Ongoing dispute centers on land exchange policy with Governor Carter and Land Commissioner Pratt. Judge Honey E Cooper ordered a land transfer to Land Commissioner Dratt as the case heads to a hearing in the near future amid prior objections and delays from McCandie and associates.
Unclear dispatch reports an unsuccessful bombing attempt on Admiral Doubasseft in St. Petersburg Russia. Mentions arrests of Lam Angele Ree Laon Angeten and a forthcoming bout between Abe Attell and Jimmy W for featherweight title with both boxers targeting around 122 pounds. Also notes Governor tax suit and McCanislee's legal argument regarding action on law rather than policy.
Washington December 15 The War Department denied rumors it planned to send additional troops to the Mariana Islands. No action to reinforce the force was announced and officials stressed no change in Pacific posture.
Paris reports show Cardinal Richard refusing to accept a permit to depart, vowing to yield only to force. Bishop Arras was forcibly expelled. In Lowell, Massachusetts, Dec 15, workers in cotton mills gain a five cent wage increase after recent strikes. HOF Ehires & Co. to reopen tonight and Thursday, with primary end and Saturday next week.
In Honolulu on November 26, reports say Nevada mining shares attract rapid buying. Local investors in the wrecks tied to Nevada mines have seen gains, with several men clearing around 50,000 and others earning thousands as stock values rise.
A complete identification system is in practical use for our vaults. It makes it impossible for unauthorized persons to gain access. The renter's entry time is automatically registered to the minute by a clock stamp device. Ask to see it next time you are downtown.
A Japanese lecturer, Terence Shimada, will speak at the Lawrence theater on Ama Street tomorrow evening on America and Japan amid fear of war. He argues the talk will draw a large audience and will address why conflict may erupt, hoping to clarify the mainland tensions and the potential for war between Japan and the United States.
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