18 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
1
Fire at See Yup Society House and Sharratt Homestead destroyed the buildings and caused extensive damage. Reports detail firefighting efforts, victims including a family with a boy and a girl, and investigations underway at the scene in the town.
Sugar trust controversy dominates the page as reports claim scales tampering to give producers short weights. The note hints at lawmakers weighing action and potential refinery closures amid hawaiian sugar debates while a weather and travel section appears mixed in.
Bids for liposarim project on Molokal were opened by the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. One hundred thousand dollars were appropriated for the work. A 1 square mile land area has been set aside for the investigation station near Kaliwito Molokai. The renovation is bare and bids cover building materials sewer pipes water lines lumber and wage equipment. Work to begin once the boat lid is selected. Miranda, Carlo dies at age four in December 1907.
Alameda message dated December 18 announces a consignment of select pineapples and bananas for holiday sale. Orders should be placed promptly to secure fresh fruit for Christmas.
The Grand Jury session today investigates Attorney Ferreira amid reports of fraud involving a young Englishman and a stolen diamond ring valued around 190 dollars. A chain of loans and pledges leads to Ferreira being named in the inquiry as part of a broader alleged pattern.
Washington December 18 The Senate confirmed the nomination of Governor Frear and Justices Hartwell and Ballou. The confirmation follows discussions on naval policy and wartime leadership as tensions with Japan influence fleet decisions.
Acting Governor Moti Smith faced questions about land matters amid a busy schedule. Unclear phrasing in the source limits detail, but the focus centers on official activity tied to land issues and Smith’s responses.
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