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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
2
Fragments reference real estate estates, probate actions, street addresses, and assorted notices. Mentions the estate of Maria Roma de Jesus, court probate, and notary notices. Includes references to local businesses, a notary moving offices, and various ad-like items amid scattered names and numbers.
The Thaw case resumes with Abe Nesbit and others testifying while a wild courtroom scene erupts over claims about Stanford White and Thaw's sister the Countess of Yarmouth. Dr. R M H of Morris Plains attends to Thaw’s chief attorney and Thaw is compelled to appear as a state witness as sensational developments loom amid 200 reporters.
Weakly edition notes a hotel street site opposite Union in Lyon County. The text also references a complete summary Spegeme of the eer and mentions Wm C Lyon Co Ltd. No clear event dates or results are provided.
The passage records partisan tensions with references to Republican and Home leaders, discussing drafts of laws, a primary law vote, and opposition to an election law authorizing a convention to select legislators. It notes plans for an executive meeting and potential bills likely to be defeated, with no clear stance voiced by the speaker.
Disjointed account discusses hotel keepers in Honolulu and hotel men concerned with a controversial declaration about Ozawa. The text references Bhiona wa and Shimbun, Honolulu hotels, and the impact of a publication on hotelkeepers and local business. The fragment mentions a trip to San Francisco and connections to Japanese figures, with the overall mood of unease among hotel operators.
Fragmentary text hints at a dispute over credits in an infantory settlement involving names Kenzabure Oxawa Bh Itanne and a closing argument referencing bringing the matter to a settlement.
Merchants debated funding cable dispatches to the Delegate and San Francisco Chamber of Commerce to urge California delegation support. Proposals included inviting certain Congressmen to Hawaii and seeking government aid for transportation costs. Opposition arose over merchants being obligated to fund every appeal.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions address 278 Boretania Bt between Ab akew and Central Union Church with signs seen. Includes odd time ranges Interviews from 0 to 17 and 4 to 6 on Saturdays afternoons excepted. Content is unclear and partially unreadable.
The meeting discussed funding through legislative appropriation for the par enge project and debated whether merchants could bear the cost if not approved. Calls were made to apply funds to the Board of Health, consider public administration needs, and plan a joint meeting with the Chamber of Commerce. Committees were announced to handle public affairs, publicity, trade, and finance with a proposal to seek quarters from the Commercial Club.
In the Third Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii Honolulu Island of Oahu Letters Testamentary to Manuel Freitas Silva executor under the will of Maria Rosa de Jesus Silva. All creditors must present claims within six months from publication to the undersigned or to Holmes and Stanley at their Honolulu offices. Immediate payment required from those indebted. Honolulu February 4 1905.
Friday February entries list vessels arriving from Iquiqui and Vancouver to Callifraian and Hawaii routes, with times and ships including Simr Helene Nelo and Joe fl Vancouver. Dues and connections noted for Maul Hawaii ports and Putitew. Tomorrow sees Kinau and Feneman from wud way ports. Passengers listed among many named individuals.
A garbled OCR line lists numerous personal and place names such as Claudine, Maut, Ha Wall ports, Feb dates, D. H. Brown, Mex, Protenhauer, Manter, Cook, Mira Hh, W. 1D, Lawall, Wells, Andrade, Mies Laurence, Mr and Mrs Gay, Huntitier, Mio Yuki, J. Re Dowdle, with no clear context or events.
The Matwon Navigation Co steamship Enterprise, Capt. Youngren, waited for San Francisco via Hilo. She loaded 400 tons of sugar from the Honolulu plantation and will finish loading at Hilo, then take a large number of bananas from Hawaii city. The vessel, the ware tine, ties to mail from San Francisco on February 18 bringing Capt Mateau, owner of the ship, who will be welcomed by many old friends not seen for seven years.
Old timers on the Waterfront reported two waterspouts clearly visible about five miles off the harbor channel this morning around 10 30. A witness described the force of the two waterspouts as plainly seen in that direction.
The Claudine sails this afternoon bound for Hawaii ports carrying fertilizer large quantities of iron pipe and gunpowder. On board are principal shipments supporting plantations in Puune and the region.
The Floral Committee allows automobile decorations beyond ads for the upcoming parade. Prize bias is avoided by favoring flowers and bunting. Bicycle features boost parade interest with prizes to rewards riders. George P. Denison joins the committee to oversee grounds and procession layout for the event.
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