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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
2
A dense jumble of market listings and notices weaves through Local and General sections. Items mention coffee, bakeries, repairs, shipping, hospital updates, school events, dune weather, and upcoming meetings. Several named places and businesses appear amid miscellaneous travel and weather notes.
An advertisement offers The New International Encyclopedia in two volumes bound in half morocco or cloth and Encyclopedia Britannica in 41 volumes, half morocco or cloth, from a low price. Loon's New Encyclopedia 12 volumes in half morocco or cloth. Chambers New Edition available. Books delivered for a small down payment and easy monthly installments.
Fragmentary wire notes on January events mention polling, candidates, and senatorial considerations. Mentions Groa? and Den ver ties. Sparse readable items reference Nathan Powell and possible campaigns, with unclear locales and dates.
A recently forged Algeciras treaty advances regional diplomacy as per Magritan sources. The agreement, described in Anglian press, aims to align European and North African interests while addressing sovereignty and trade rights under a new framework. Local officials anticipate shifts in boundary and policy directions affecting several nations.
Heavy snow reduces arrival count for the Gat-Horman fight in Tonopah. Promoters face a lone bill as travel limits persist and local attendance concerns rise.
A voyage report before United Bullys Commissioner G A Davin describes severe provisions shortages aboard the ship Babcock. Crewmates allege only partial regular rations during parts of the trip from Baltimore to Honolulu. Sailors report lack of hospital treatment and self medicating with mouthwash.
The steamer Mikahala and Neewu from the other talande report extremely heavy weather across the voyage. Nithaute is weather bound at Hann manly, with possible delays. Passengers endured rough seas while some bunk spoons, yet New Year’s Day spire remains unsettled by conditions.
Severe weather hit early yesterday with strong winds and falling trees across Ki plolatl Park and Palla valley. A tree felled near the Atwater place blocked a street and damaged a hotel, with wires down and property damage reported. reports note thirteen or more trees down and widespread minor incidents.
The Island Board of Education met with Superintendent Babbitt and several commissioners. Normal Inspectors Welle and Klug faced staff changes. Welle is absent due to injury, and Klug will adjust assignments across Hawaii this week. Several teachers received life or honorary certificates. appointments and resignations were approved, with transfers among Kalaupapa, Hanapepe, Koolau, and other districts.
The club unveils upper floor elu rooms featuring a light wood finish with dark red and green accents. Parlor spaces include smoking and tea rooms, a card room, a conservatory, storeroom, and alcoves for private matters. Furniture arrival from the Count is pending as work completes. Officers and caretakers named, with builders and chairpersons listed.
The Hawaiian Electric reports general wire damage with repairs underway. Outskirts services were hit hardest with Kalihi, Wale Kiki, and Palolo disrupted. Rapid Transit cars faced delays as water on tracks reduced schedules. Spreckels Bank flooded, water entered upper floors and ground-floor shops. Roads flooded but normal patrols and tree-clearing began.
Fragmentary OCR text describes perishable goods and freight handling with references to ships and a crowded pace. The passage includes garbled terms and names, offering little clear factual detail or identifiable entities.
Weather data compiled shows temperatures around 76 degrees with a 67 degree minor high. Barometer 20.89 inches at 6 am, absolute humidity 614 grains per cubic foot, relative humidity 9 percent, dew point 88. Winds varied from 14 to 18 mph with multiple directions through the day. Total wind movement for the 24 hours ended at noon reached 708 miles.
An excerpt describes a strong wind gust near the Youre Hotel on Matel Street that picked up a nine year old girl, lifted her toward a water-pool edge, then dropped her onto the street where she was not hurt. The girl recovered with laughter as she removed herself from the area.
The ManKor, an old United States Navy vessel stationed in Manila, is being allocated for training duties for the Philippine Nautical School at that site.
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