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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1907
Page
2
A broad, reader-friendly notice page lists municipal and civic items with Hawaii impressions, business ads, meetings, society events, and personal notices. It references The Royal Hawaiian Hotel block, local clubs like Foresters, Young Ladies, and Mission groups, plus a Korean student heading to Harvard, a painter’s repainting campaign, and forthcoming elections for local positions.
A fragmented letter from Master Willard Jones of Austin Texas asks for Hawaiian stamps and notes changes in supervisor roles, with mentions of Hawaiian ports, duties, and a planned visit by agents. Other items reference officials Chas Kabel and OT Hi Diawher, and a discussion of uniforms and labor unrest amid ongoing Wilcon controversy.
William Chisholm, formerly with the Pacific Mall line and Union Iron Works, assumed the office and duties of marine for the Puede Malt Company as of February 1 according to the 8 F Examiner. He succeeds Hawshurst, who vacated the post weeks ago. Chisholm is regarded as popular and capable with a long, varied career and is trusted to uphold the company’s standards.
Fragmentary notes mention a settlement with America and a Pacific situation involving entities labeled in unclear terms. No specific people, dates, or organizations are detectable. The readable fragments suffice to hint at a diplomatic or trade issue but lack concrete facts.
The Hawaiian band will depart from Honl hall on the evening of the 28th for Wahiawa to be ready for inspection by Major Van Vilet at 8:00 the next morning. John Bimger requests the governor allow the band to remain Friday in town for a patriotic Sons of Revolution celebration. A constitutional discussion failed to approve the plan. special transportation was proposed to ensure the march at Wahiawa. Also: Miss Kilealyth Anna McCarthy of Watsonville, Cal, married Allan Wilkes Judd of Honolulu.
Report discusses a new law restricting Japanese laborers to Hawaii, limiting travel to the mainland. It notes planters seek better conditions, hotel owners oppose labor exodus, and fears over increased forced stay while firms bolster recruitment and hotel operations.
John A. Apinger of the Hawaiian Society in Honolulu invites teachers and pupils of public schools to attend the Washington's Birthday celebration on February 22 1907 at 7 40 p m The event offers cash prizes for oratory from Honolulu schools and invites attendance by the Board of Education and the public schools of the county
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Central Union Church with J W Wadman of the Anti-Liquor League speaking on temperance outlook for Island and advocating Civic Federation cooperation to abolish the fifth and fourth estates and support licensing tied to population. Marthe, Anti-Baloun League agent, outlined upcoming efforts for local option. Members noted police work since the lakes incident and closed with routine reports including a balance of 106.00.
Geo B McClellan, secretary to the Delegate, writes with hope for a $24,000 appropriation for the Agricultural Experiment Station. He objects to Howe Committee cuts aiming to drop about $9,000 from the original amount. The Senate panel passed the measure. the House action pending with no opposition.
An 1897 style notice from Honolulu sets an auction date at the JF Morgan auction room for the highest bidder. The listing includes refrigerators, safes, scales, chairs, canoes, tools, and household items with an stated amount of one hundred thirty four dollars and related interest.
Entered for Record Feb 19 1907 with times from 8 a m to 10 30 a m details include transfers among Mahoney families Harte and Hat Ltd to various parties. involves multiple names with uncertain spellings. includes properties in unnamed counties and entities. record shows a dense list of deeds and transfers across several partnerships and individuals.
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