07 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
1
House Committee reported favorably to the House the Refund Bill as passed by Senate. Kuhio items of 400000 dollars for each Honolulu and Hilo harbor improvement passed House.
The report indicates the refund bill passed the House with favorable comments. The harbor appropriation remains $800,000 for Hilo and Honolulu, and the bill was approved by the House Committee and sent to the Senate. Details call for designating funds to the Hawaiian Fund and Secretary of the Treasury oversight, with annual meeting notes and hotel references included.
Divorce granted on cross bill after a heated court appearance. The case involved Annie Wong Man and her husband Wong Man, with accusations of cruelty and fidelity issues. The terse record notes the parties and the cross claim but omits detailed evidence.
Evelyn Grigige, a singer and purported figure, arrives in Victoria after a long voyage hampered by slug-like troubles. Miguel Lian, convicted of embezzlement from a colonial trust, faced Ho Holt and Lindsay Chief court. The judge ordered Nirnin discharged after a brief hearing.
The joint committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Morelunte Association prepared a reception program for visitors arriving on the steamship Ohio. Plans include harbor arrival by launch, daily entertainments, tours to Waikiki, and evening concerts with band performances. The committee will meet again at 8 o clock Saturday morning to finalize arrangements.
The French cruiser Catinat salted this morning for Bermuda after a week in port. She left the dock quietly with a few friends of officers and men bidding farewell. She will head to Samoa and Aotearoa, then to Australia to pick up new crew and supplies.
Coroner charges Maton Aiknen FD with the order after a mine fold death. The missing man was last seen near Chola and Kokalan with tethers before Sunday debt. Investigators pursue leads as authorities seek a clear account of the incident.
Joe Clark, charged under the liquor law for selling alcohol on Sunday without a permit, may see the constitutionality of the statute examined by the Supreme Court. Watson, Clark’s attorney, questions the act’s intent as the case advances, threatening potential reforms or dismissals of similar indictments if the court rules for Clark.
Legal notices describe that petitioners must cover costs in a court matter at Highland Park. The document references the court at Lanne Hege Antyaattonn and notes exemptions are limited, with ongoing discussions about financial responsibility and related proceedings.
A chaotic OCR fragment details a case involving a Japanese steamer combine bust. It references a farmer named Yo Lia, a hotel inquiry, and a missing figure Mingtidige among suspicious maritime dealings. The jagged text mentions Honolulu hotels and a public presentation of ownership tied to a lumber operation.
Fragmentary account notes Evelyn Thaw as a child amid a fraught marriage and public scrutiny. The text hints at family dynamics, rumors, and editorials surrounding the Thaw circle, with references to relatives and ongoing tabloid-style speculation.
TOKIO Feb 7 The government dispatched troops to the copper district of Ashio to suppress riots among miners. Authorities report unrest spreading as security forces confront striking workers amid tensions and scarce details on casualties.
Washington Feb 7 Chief Engineer Stevens of the Panama Canal Commission threatens to resign if the canal is built by contract. This raises the possibility that the government may undertake construction directly rather than hire private contractors.
Washington dispatch reports danger of war in Central America persists as the U S cruiser Yorktown is ordered to join the Chicago in the chase of trouble. In Bucharest Hungary fifteen people die in an avalanche reported today by Associated Press.
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