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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1907

Page

1

$40 000 For Our Harbors

Washington news from June 19 1907 reports delays in harbor appropriations for Honolulu and Hilo due to late arrivals and rail disruptions. The River and Harbor board debated breakwater options weighing rock mound and concrete cap structures with precise cost estimates and conditions, while Senate and War Department input shaped the Monolau harbor plan and Honolulu item descriptions.

Washington, D. C Honolulu California Hilo Hewr San Francisco Slattery War Department Hewline Qurton Monolaln Harbor Charman Horton

Machine made poi delivered citywide in clean containers

A service offers machine made poi delivered to any city area in thoroughly cleansed containers. Customers are instructed to leave orders at Ells Fargo located on King.

Ells-Fargo

Many After Jobs From Legislature

The article notes a flood of applications for political posts in the Legislature with the Central Committee screening before Executive action. Names mentioned include Wm Savidge for clerk of the Senate, Bernard Kelekollo and NK Ly man for assistant clerk, Nagaran Mornandes and John Wine for House clerkship, and R. A. Kearny as stenographer. Minor posts draw many applicants led by A H Abukuelo, John Cooke, and others seeking endorsements.

Wm. Savidge Feld Senate Bernard Kelekollo Ata NK. Lyman Hilo Bernard Ly Liat I Atromely Nagaran Mornandes Nestor John Wine A. A L. Brown St. C. Puanala Woolward A!aluo R. A. Kearny Eugene Att Hig H. V. Parker Central Committee A. H. Abukuelo John A, Cooke Alec G. Nicholas Cus, Ramoa H. Kamakape G. B. Mahelona George Koolepa

Gear Says It Has Begun Court Decides In Luna Case

Attorney for L L Me Candio comments on a Supreme Court decision over the Luna case. He notes letters from Governor Carter were public before court action and questions the influence of presidential approval on the law. The piece references territorial authority, land exchanges, and Revised Laws provisions. Special bargains today at Kerr's, open until 9.

George D. Gear L. L. Me Luna Carter Supreme Court Atiok Pabiie Becton

Storage warehouse plans threaten private ownership dispute

The document outlines a contested push to spend about 60 000 dollars on building two warehouses with 15 000 dollar initial costs each. It cites G I dtayers and a corporate owner group seeking permissions to construct own storage facilities and private warehouses, aiming to save on contact and secure capital.

Cae Winlist Privat Caploniye Olin G. I Lothal

Board of Immigration meeting reviews Heliopolis charter and staff changes

The Board of Immigration held a forenoon session to discuss finances for the Heliopolis and other charters. Secretary J. J. Cooke resumes duties after absence as H. J. Curden realigns roles. The annual report by Superintendent B. C. Tention is noted and approved by the Governor.

Board of Immigration Heliopolis Rand Mathen J.J. Curden J. J. Cooke B.C Waa Rad Alnee

Governor Carter Seeks Roosevelt Advice on Lanai Plan

Governor Carter reported to President Roosevelt that he sought the latter's guidance on island policy. The President indicated support for Carter's view, and the matter regarding the private Little Islands outcome was to be resolved without litigation. The Supreme Court decision left the case technically open but effectively settled the legal posture with no further court action expected.

Roosevelt Carter Lanai Johner Carter Httle Islanda McCandiins McCandlin Aly Supreme Courts Jude Supreme Court Peters

Kantekocullom Says No Trouble Expected Between Japan and America

Baron Kant spoke from Tokyo on February 2 and stated he does not expect any trouble between Japan and America. The remark came amid wartime tensions and amid reports from officials about possible diplomatic strains.

Tokio Japan Baron Kantke America

Taft to Philippines visit outlined by War Secretary

Washington February reports say Taft plans an August trip to the Philippines to witness the introduction of a new form of representative government. Senator Ben Wor Gullom, from the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, spoke with the President and assured reporters there is no risk of war between the United States and the Philippines.

Washington, D. C Ben Wor Gullom Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs Dor Pan United Taft Philippines Pilippines

Plot For Czar's Life Disclosed in Russia

ST PETERsBURG Russia Feb 2 It is believed a plot against the Emperor life has been discovered with authorities naming unnamed conspirators and potential dates of action.

ST. Petersburg Russia

Vote For All Swedes Vote For All Swedes

A universal suffrage bill was introduced in the national Legislature in Stockholm. The proposal aims to extend voting rights across the country, signaling a major step in reform. Members of the Avanciated Areae Epecial Cable group support broader suffrage.

Stockholm

Unfair Carter Accusations Stir Local Debate

In Laurail region residents condemn Governor Carter for actions described as unfair. The message claims Carter attempted to influence a policy with improper motives and warns against a return to bondage era attitudes. The letter links these concerns to Roosevelt and urges vigilance in public duties.

Sonoma Has Sailed Sonoma Has Sailed

The item notes sailing events in San Francisco on February 14, mentioning Sonoma. Details are fragmentary.

Sonoma Tasn Sydney Australis San Francisco Honolulu

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co offer security for valuables

A notice urges placing valuables with the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd, offering strong security for four dollars a year. The message promotes safe storage by the company as a protective option for valuables.

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd

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