28 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
1
A garbled report discusses Canadian immigration labor rules and a treaty context. It mentions Saito and various parties including Abbott, Fone Fell, and Mawalt, with references to United States and Canada relations and a treaty-like arrangement affecting labor and visas.
Readable fragments describe a controversial carnival scene with references to a naval, political, and social disruption. Mentions of a hook or patty and various monetary amounts suggest a public sale or fundraiser. Uncertain names and places limit precise identification of entities.
The text reports that claims of internal complaints about Jarrett’s office sparked controversy among Democrats. It notes Avnethine and others’s duties, with party leaders cautious and the Deputy Sheriff Tate denying responsibility for advertiser statements while delaying official comment.
Fragmented report outlines Hustage opposition to Isenberg in Houutta mayoral contest. Mentions Kinney family ties and Republican leanings, with names like Me tae John Late Frank Harvey Lath Littws and others weighing in. Campaign intrigue and potential candidates hint at a crowded field and shifting ally lines.
Ab Wav and Ab Sal, two men from Chin, were arrested early in Hiwok and charged with operating a still without federal licenses. They appeared before U S Commissioner Hatch for a preliminary hearing and were bound over to await trial on stated sums. Joe Hotoka, attorney for Whitney & Murahte, requested next Thursday as the date for further proceedings.
A Hawaii volcano near Kilauea shows continued lava activity as nearby residents brace for shifting eruption patterns. Officials urge monitoring of steam plumes and gas emissions while scientists study new lava routes from summit vents.
A High Sheriff and police in Hawaii mistook a Japanese traveler for a murderer this morning. The man detained resembled the description but was cleared after officers found the real suspect in Honolulu. The search involved investigators, plantation managers, and a hotel recall as the prisoner was released.
A notice reports A. F. Stout of Minneapolis resigning from the Seaside Hotel management effective New Year. Stout brings hotel experience from the Middle West and will be replaced, with a New Year’s dinner and social event planned at the hotel featuring the Kant Glee Club. A big Baseball Carnival is advertised for New Year’s Day at the League Grounds, and local ads offer goods at favorable prices.
Harry J Johnston, a well known Huston broker, died at Quiet Hospital around 9 o'clock after a two week typhoid fever illness. Born in San Francisco, he built a varied career from clerk to trader, and later ran an independent office in Honolulu. He leaves a wife and three daughters, with arrangements to be announced.
Suits are being prepared by the Tax Office force against all delinquent taxpayers.
A wall of advice notes that a home desk or box is easily forced by burglars. Rent a safe deposit box to protect valuables from fire and theft, ensuring items stay safe away from home access.
Washington December 25 The President prescribed five days for Governor Sparks to call a special session of the legislature to address strike conditions. If done Federal forces stay in Goldfield for three more weeks. if not they will be recalled.
Dec 28 report states 220 bodies have been recovered from the mine and officials believe many more may remain. The scene is described with ongoing search efforts and the loss toll continues to rise. Local authorities and rescuers coordinate to account for workers and assess remaining dangers.
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