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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
5
A collage of small items announces business ads weather notes and readings from Honolulu. Mentions of meetings at K. of B. lodge and church services, a naval ship arrival after the 14th, various social events and a dance fund-raiser. Also items on a kindergarten accident and community interests at the Seamen's Chapel and King’s outing.
An advertiser announces a move to a downstairs space on Hotel Street opposite Union to attract more visitors. The note emphasizes an extensive stock of standard books, rare editions, and original manuscripts and invites customers to browse and tell friends.
Additional Cable News on Page 1 reports Harry Thaw’s trial for the murder of Stanford White set to begin Monday in New York. The page also covers naval notes, a Caracas governorship removal, and a Czech loan sanction, with internal U.S. political maneuvers affecting Hawaiian harbor funding and fortifications.
The Supreme Court rules the Treasurer’s stamp duty on a mortgage instrument applies as an agreement not a mortgage. Bolte and Carter argued the duty should be 1, while Campbell’s view on 5219 is rejected. The ruling clarifies that fee applies to an instrument modifying mortgage terms and not to a mortgage itself.
Report notes that two judges Dotolt and Wile tor upheld the contention against the administration on a section 2h4 point while Hartwell and Frear dissent. The Governor’s view is said to be unaltered as the litigation merely opens anew. Elisabeth McCandermie? McCandens granted a divorce from James McCandiense on desertion grounds.
One of the largest shipments of automobiles to arrive in Iowa was received aboard the Mat won steamship Enterprise. The 1907 model four cylinder machines rated at 40 horsepower are consigned to Kohnman Carriage Co. A notable group of local buyers includes A Hecking J A McChandlen J S McCandrens and Wrank Habtwin and several doctors who will use the cars in practice.
A damaged report claims Queen Wiluokalani engaged to Prince Alexander of Tahiti, with Emperors and Princesses named in a contested letter from Mrs Atwater. The tale, tied to Hawaii’s monarchic era, rests on disputed authority and remains unverified amid historical confusion.
The Omelehiao distillery in Hawaii faces a delay of nearly three months before opening. It was slated to open weeks ago but lacked a proper survey. Radph Johnson will oversee the survey next week, then Washington approval by the Treasury Department will follow, likely taking about six weeks per Collector Roy Chamberlain.
The Matson enterprise arrived this morning with 2,000 tons of freight for the city from the Coast Phelars. 3,000 ender of kerosene for Standard Oil. rest is merchandise for local merchants. The vessel had a rough voyage from Hilo and Honolulu, with Youngren visiting friends. The Mutaot Hine, tied up in drydock, undergoes overhaul and is due back February 1, then sails with freight from San Francisco. Captain Marwan may have another vessel built to run between Hilo, Honolulu and San Francisco. In the case of Win. I. Harbottte versus Rum Konoe and D. W. Keawea tuakh, judgment was today for the plaintiff in the sum of 906.50.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and times for maritime or transport segments around Maui and Hawaii, including San Francisco connections and events at 11 p m and 12 60 p m. The text mentions Mauna Loa and individuals Stir Mikahali Gregory and Kawa twurt in unclear roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Simwalant and Piltz from Molakal and Lanat ports with early morning movements. Mentions Suny and W. G. Hall, plus Thompson and tram Kaval ports, early morning entries. Details unclear due to incomplete text.
A ship arrival lists Ree ED passengers from Hilo and various ports on February 2 with numerous names including masters Hunt Williams McPherson Edwards Richards and many others. The roster mentions Mrs Kundnen Mrs God Allagton James Hinglow and Capt J J Dower among travelers and officers.
Funeral services conducted for Capusin Godfees with Rev Willan Kader and the choir leading sacred music. Attendees included Capt H Moward of Oceanic Ship Co and Captain Curtis of City of Para, with other ship lines and officials present. Interment was private as Governor Bays discussed pending legal actions and potential appeal to the U S Supreme Court in a lengthy court case.
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