27 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented wartime dispatch discusses Metcalf assistance and Kahauiki funding, noting opposition from local authorities and potential misdeeds. It mentions a governor, a hospital, and a surgeon at Pearl Harbor facility, with warnings about infection risks and a continuation on the next page.
A fragmented historical note captures a speaker defending loyalty within a party split. He accuses Kolfe of betrayal and argues personal integrity, urging continued allegiance to the Democratic cause amid factional tension. The text reveals political pressures and disputed loyalties within a historic party struggle.
Secretary Wood writes a commendation letter to the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce in Honolulu, praising the Pearl Harbor improvement efforts and outlining meetings with officials, delegates, and chamber leaders from May to early June. It notes Governor Frear’s support and plans to engage Secretary Straus and New York Chamber to press the cause.
Dr Way, head of the Health Board, reports no cholera danger remains. The detention camp will be fumigated with cloth and personal efforts by Health Inspectors starting tomorrow, after which people will be allowed to return home once completed.
A buoyant report on the annual New Year dances hosted by the St Louis Alumni Association. The youthful event at the Alexander Yoimy hotel promises lively music by the East Glee Club and a midnight toast to celebrate the year.
Regulations do not interfere with our shipping of selected Wahiawa pine apples to the Coast. Next lot per pa Hilonian, Dec. 3st. Leave your order.
The Territorial Grand Jury submitted its final report to Judge Lindsay, dismissing some counts and urging further investigations. It notes harsh language on a previous colorfully described member and details an indictment for a man accused of assaulting a girl under ten. governing letters from Frear and notes on county bonds appear, with references to President Roosevelt’s approval and requests for maps. Continued on Page 8.
The Mara 10 arrives with 200 tons of freight and seeks harbor access. It is expected to dock at Clunnol Wharf this afternoon after unloading at Channel Wharf. A big baseball carnival is advertised for New Year’s Day at the League Grounds with tickets at Hawaiian News Co.
A reader notes that in home safes are often outdated and burglaries can exploit them. The suggestion is to rent a safe deposit box to keep valuables safe from fire and burglars.
In San Francisco a portion of the Colton estate securities tied to an embezzlement case has been located in the safe deposit vaults. Dalzell Brown and Bartnett of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Co were indicted over the affair.
Portland Mayor Lane stated that the Japanese have better plans for the city and its approaches than those held by local officials. The remark comes amid discussions of urban development and wartime preparedness.
Commissioner Franklin Lane is investigating Wells Fargo for violations of the Interstate Commerce law in San Francisco. The probe aims to determine whether the bank violated regulations governing transportation and commerce activities.
PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad reports the Yankton and Panther set course for Rio with Admiral Evan aboard a battleship fleet to sail Sunday. In Camden Point Missouri masked men robbed the bank of 2600 dollars today, while other lines note similar disturbances and military movements.
Honolulu eyes nine juvenile court buildings amid plans to break up the system the acting governor blocked tearing down a building to make room for a new one. The article notes opposition to centralizing juvenile services and outlines proposed methods to divide the court, including altering parole and sentencing practices as part of the restructuring. Also mentions a new Winton touring car arriving at Associated Garage and local dealership promotions alongside unrelated notices and ads.
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