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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
1
In Dubuque Iowa on February 22 a passenger coach on the Milwaukee and St Paul line left its bridge and plunged into trouble, killing one or more aboard and wounding several. The crash halted operations and prompted a large emergency response.
The President has signed the Diplomatic and Consular bill and the House bill for additional rights for Hawaii. The announcement comes from Washington, D. C., dated February 22.
Eleven persons are rescued from the wrecked steamer Berlin near Hollands Hook. Women remain aboard and a danger remains as life on the vessel continues to unfold.
WARSAW Russia Feb 22 A band of terrorists killed the postmaster and two clerks and wounded two guards during a post office robbery they escaped. Managua Feb 22 The Nicar troops ventured down in Bunea San Bear joining many. They are now marching on Tigucigalpa marching on in New York ob 21 The Thaw celal has been adjourned until Monday.
An accident occurred when a patrol broke from its company at KalakauE avenue and King street. A horse startled by a Chinese wagon bolted near Walk Turn and struck a native boy named Makai, who was knocked to the ground. Colonel Macfarlane helped him to a physician, presenting a purse of money for his care. The University Club kept open hours for ladies from 1 to 4.
A Honolulu floral parade unfolds at Capitol grounds with crowds on holiday feel. Carriages, decorated automobiles, and riders display vibrant costumes and banners, led by Hawaiian Band and marshals. The parade travels along King street to Queen’s Hospital and Paomai, with Queen Silvekatani and Princess Kawananako observing from Washington Place.
A lively grounds event attracted about four thousand attendees as prizes were awarded for brave performances. Notable figures include Mr. Cook of H. L Davies & Company and Governor in the background. The day featured rides, parades, and a grand display with scattered grumbling over inter-State issues, while Marshal Chillingworth led crowd duties and Lord and the Bevil generated additional amusement.
A colorful procession featured Hawaiian royals and native cowboys with horsemen in island dress. Notable riders included Chris Holt and J. Petrin, while the crowd cheered the Hawaiian cowboys’ striking garb and disciplined riding. The event drew praise for its dramatic tableaux and crowd energy.
The notice warns that fires and robbers can strike anywhere at any time and urges customers to store valuables in deposit boxes. It states that without such protection, valuables remain at risk of destruction or theft and promotes a fifty cent monthly protection plan.
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