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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
5
A long, jumbled account describes a social gathering on a birthday night at the Youn Hotel with mentions of guests, speakers, and various officials. Names and places are partially garbled but imply a formal program with a notable lineup of speakers and attendees.
The House opened with patriotic addresses as Washington's birthday was celebrated. Speaker presided and deferred remarks to a Fourth of July tone. Speakers included Hughes and Kamehameha the Great references, while financial concerns and anticipated prosperity were noted.
The Hospital Flower Society met yesterday afternoon at Ch Un Mackintosh's residence. Officers were reelected: President Mire 8 W. Jordan, vice president Albert Judd, secretary Allen Hottomley, treasurer Miss von Holt, auditor EW Jordan. Members showed growing interest in cemetery works and volunteers visited hospital wards.
Quoted stock prices and market notes from San Francisco show mixed activity with several listings, including utilities and wireless equities. The record cites prices, changes, and potential February movements, reflecting a period of cautious investor sentiment.
A garbled bulletin shows a want ad promising cool work at a New Rugians falery and various local notices. It mentions prices, creams, books on monthly payment, and a governor’s land exchange. Several names and events appear, including Dr. McLennan, Dr. McGrew Cottage, and a Buckeye Club meeting.
The steamship Alameda arrived from San Francisco at 10 this morning after a smooth voyage of five days and twenty hours. It carried 22 cabin passengers and 1615 tons of general freight. Passengers include Janie Calton a photographer for a stereophotography company who took pictures in the Kiomo Japanese conflict and in South Africa. Captain Tullett returned from Washington to report for the local harbor. Several notable travelers and a United States official are aboard, with remarks on prior wrecks and colonial plans.
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