26 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1907
Page
1
Interstate Commerce inquiry heard Harriman explain why he opposed Stuyvesant Fish as president of the Illinois Central Railroad. He alleged Fish diverted road funds to pad trust company statements, testifying today about governance and financial conduct.
A distorted OCR excerpt mentions a man in a fit and a reference to Stanford White, but the text is garbled and lacks clear event or context. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or outcomes are reliably present to form a factual summary.
The Filipino party arrived from Manila aboard the Nippon Maru and departed at noon aboard the Kinan toward Ola to join members brought by A. KF. There were 26 men, 2 women, and children. Two men had injuries from a survey age and will be kept in Honolua until they recover. There is a note about keeping valuable papers secure at home with a four dollar yearly risk and security guarantee.
James G. Spencer sues in circuit court against Pacific Hardware Co. alleging employment as vice president and secretary from Jan 1 to Oct 1 1906 with a monthly salary of 250 dollars totaling 5500 dollars, claiming 1100 dollars still due after receiving 4400. Senate actions touch budgetary and departmental issues, including officer pay and married women property, with various bills and readings noted.
Witnesses J W Cathcart and Paul Munsendorff testified this morning in the Lumber Trust case. The testimony focused on pricing of rough and high grade lumber sold from $27.50 to $47.50 per unit, with disputed margins and attempts to dodge questions by Mullendorf. Prosecutors pressed for clearer answers as Alien & Robinson’s operations were scrutinized and the witness fatigue noted.
All city public school teachers are invited to a Thursday afternoon lecture in the Board of Education rooms. The talk by Dr Howard Hitchcock will cover the topic Pictures and Their Use in School Yom.
A man shot at his home months ago left a grim tale as his wife promptly collected a $6,000 life policy from Standard Life and Accident Co. The ad notes that while murder is rare, accidents are common and urges readers to protect their families.
Objections filed by Hakalau settlers challenge the sale and valuation process. Petitioners argue the terms are too large and request adjustments to land allotment and pricing, with formal measures noted and petitions prepared for consideration by authorities.
Salt Lake City police chief and chief of detectives have been arrested for conspiracy to defraud tourists. Local authorities allege a scheme targeting visitors, with investigators citing planned fraud and cooperation between officials.
A fragment from the Senate session notes a large turnout of relatives and friends as debate on a bill about impounding remains discussed. The House adjourned shortly after 9:00 pm, with references to local manufacturing and a Bible printing project.
The House examined numerous settlement petitions in Kalawao County including proposed liquor permission, leper care funding, and physician entry for Dr Wallach. Proposals request new homes, jails, portage stamps, and appropriations totaling thousands, with mixed recommendations to committees.
The board of trade meets to discuss anticipated arrivals of Japanese ships and the reception plans. Officials report preparations for the visitors, noting prior courteous treatment and urging readiness to receive the Fleet's personnel. Admiral Tutnotha Tremo is cited on conduct and aviation matters affecting the mission.
A letter dated January 2, 1907 from a Californian envoy requests information on printed material about mining in Hawaii for publication. Commissioner Dodge seeks an official channel with the board to determine proper authority, aiming to advance knowledge of Hawaii’s mining potential and its impact on the territory.
Major George Waehintoy is named to lead at Panama with wartime duties and plans for airfield operations. The report notes imminent preparations and possible deployment timelines as regional tensions rise.
A damaged notice reports the cremation of 24 pupils with funeral arrangements to follow at the family home in the afternoon. The article mentions a wake and burial details but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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