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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
2
A garbled long text references a grand jury and money for music being disgorged willingly. It mentions Abe and Anwar and various misread phrases. The readable core points to a grand jury action involving funds related to music, with scattered names and phrases.
Readable fragments mention names such as Lennon and Larkin, with unclear geography and events. The piece appears to be a garbled historical note or obituary fragment, lacking a coherent narrative or clear dates or actions.
Bulletin notes cargo including pineapples and bananas aboard the Alameda. Next steamer departure listed. WELLEFARGO OFFICE King street referenced for shipping details.
A dispute on King Street yesterday afternoon led to a clash as A F Leyler arrived and Taylor attempted to intervene. The confrontation escalated with punches, leaving participants scattered and law enforcement seeking witnesses.
Reports say Laukea and aides will have equal chance at appointment, with Democrats delaying decisive action. The county committee debated nominations as W. A. Kite and Frank Harvey commented on the process. L. B Reeves to become Water Front police officer duties near a transit project. A note on Harold Heevee and a waterfront occupation circulated amid local political maneuvering.
The ordinary bank deals with the living man, but the trust company takes charge of his estate after he is gone and sees that his wishes are carried out.
Reports from Hawiil and Kuve describe widespread wind damage as storms hit shorelines and roads. Officials tally 60,000 to 100,000 in damages as crews assess a reef and a ship grounding along the coast and work on routes to restore access.
The full rigged stamer Stamer fights fierce Pacific weather bringing Fullerton under tow with Savage aboard. Captain Haren, famed navigator, faces one of his worst trips since the Alameda incident when the waves tore the vessel. The Lateline and officers display notable courage amid the wrecked scene.
Oakland January 3 Western Pacific Railroad Company has secured control of the stock of Union National Bank, a major Alameda County institution. The Western Pacific, linked to Gould interests, is built to challenge the Southern Pacific and will arrive in Oakland near the Key Route ferry, a contentious issue amid opposition at several points.
Ernest Hastings, actor once leading a stock company, died in a railroad wreck near Omaha Neb. at about age 42. The tragedy ends a long stage career and removes a veteran performer from the profession.
San Francisco officials report the tug Wizard was burned today at the oil tanks. Fire crews fought the blaze but the vessel was destroyed. No further details on injuries or cause are provided.
Assorted Press reports from Laibach Austria dated January 3 that a seismograph at a local observatory logged a submarine earthquake likely centered east of New Zealand. The event is considered a seismic anomaly with potential offshore implications.
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