04 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
1
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce completes plans for a February 23 business men’s trip to Honolulu. Officials urge strong turnout as preparations proceed amid optimistic outlook and political support.
A county Republican sub committee weighs five main bills including corporate income tax, county water works control, and a county board of control. The group, chaired by Aallentyne, plans to urge legislative action next session and to press party priorities. Continued on Page 2.
A dance will be held tonight on the Alexander Young Hotel roof garden to honor Quartermaster Captain Jones and the officers and ladies of the US Army Transport Logan. It promises to be one of Monolulu’s pleasant occasions, inviting Army and Navy personnel, passengers aboard the Sonuma, visiting strangers, and town folk.
The Grand Jury reports on gambling and liquor sales noting lack of police interference and broad Sunday selling. Indictments issued and future arraignments planned as the panel highlights public- interest findings and calls for enforcement.
A cablegram from Brackal D. Tennyy of the Board outlines attempts to arrange for an option and a vessel to bring workers from Spain. He notes no success yet and hints at chartering a suitable ship, possibly to Biloxi, to load laborers once an option is secured.
An advertisement urges immediate action in Nevada mining stocks. It claims rapid gains and prospective fortunes, citing $60,000 profits for some and urging readers to join a San Francisco led market letter service. The piece emphasizes immediacy and cautions readers to act on tips.
John M. Palmer leads promotion for Volcano House with local business to be routed via agents. Henry Waterton Trust assumes responsibilities, planning tours across Kauai and Maui to boost tourism while coordinating with the Promotion Committee and Workers.
The article notes Geno and Dus, celebrated figures, with Le 1 and Janes Monte, highlighting a notable event or tribute in a festive context.
The ordinary bank deals with living clients but a trust company takes charge of a decedent's estate and ensures wishes are carried out.
The Derkrivy department paper urging the overthrow of the Mikado has been banned nationwide in Japan. The anarchist publication is stamped and no copies may pass through postal channels.
Carnegie has given $760,000 for a building for the Bureau of American Republics in Washington, D.C. The contribution supports the construction and aims to strengthen the bureau’s activities and regional work. The donation underscores Carnegie’s ongoing philanthropic support for educational and cultural institutions.
A violent incident in PATZAMIND Argentina today left six people dead and seventeen wounded as police clashed with a group. The situation prompted authorities to secure the area and launch an investigation into the motives and those involved.
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