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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
1
In a heated discussion the Merchants Association debated restricting advertising to official publications. Directors argued against broad charity ads and urged focusing on regulated commerce notices. The group decided to record the matter and recommend limits on future postings.
Reports describe a ship leaking water through a port and rudder area after collision with the Allen near Grays Harbor. Crew sought to prevent further flooding as cargo discharge commences and authorities monitor the flooding rate and voyage plans.
Hawaii University begins the College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts with renovations complete and examinations set for Monday. Dean Pope reports strong student interest for evening courses in botany soils horticulture fertilizers plant breeding forestry and general agricultural literature. Evening classes start March 18 and run through March 21 with several courses planned and temporary campus facilities prepared. An earthquake in Gonave Haiti caused building collapses but no injuries were reported.
The jury found K Thaw not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of Stanford White. Thaw will be sent to Mattewan Asylum for the Criminal Insane.
The government filed suit in Salt Lake City to dissolve the merger of the Harriman railroad interests. Action marks a federal challenge to the consolidation.
The Chinese Government urged Japan to consider South America as a favorable emigration field. In Puenta Arenas, the American fleet under Admiral Bob Evans arrived. The Brooklyn Bank suspended operations today. The Philippine Assembly adjourned its first session with another session opening Tuesday.
Honolulu merchants argued they can supply the Admiral Evans fleet with meat flour vegetables and other needs if given advance notice. The Merchant Association plans to press proper authorities to ensure procurement locally and stockpiling ahead of shipments.
Record of a traveler’s description of Hawaii citing Mauna elevation views, inland farming, and a Waghnvan plowman working soil with Hermes engines. He notes four plows at Watki Pare kor pane and a Minourian manager showing corn twelve to fourteen inches long.
Alexander Young and Manager Hartbeh announced the Moana Hotel will not close entirely. The Hawaii board required the hotel operate as a bona fide business with at least 20 rooms, and the management plans to keep as many rooms open as possible while serving meals and maintaining operations for the season.
Five people perished in a lodging-house fire in Kansas City Missouri on February 1. Details indicate the blaze swept through a crowded boarding house with several residents trapped and unable to escape.
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