12 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
1
Washington, D. C. January 1. Bids for the Panama Canal construction were opened today. The lowest bid came from W. J. Oliver of Tennessee and Aaron Bangs of New York, totaling 6.75 percent above the estimated cost.
An eyewitness account from Tom O fidlen details lava flow activity in Kau district. He notes Wednesday night explosions on the Keto side, roof and houses damaged, and ongoing eruption with ash clouds obscuring the crater. Reports also mention earthquakes and lava reaching nearby areas as authorities monitor lava flow.
The message notes selection of pineapples and bananas for the Alameda steamer heading next, dated January 16, with a Nells Fargo office in King referenced for handling.
President urges Congress to restrain the Colorado River to prevent Imperial Valley flooding. The message cites widespread property damage from river diversions and calls for action amid a chaotic report of historic sports and local events interwoven in the fragment.
The judge’s ruling overrules the Territory’s demurrer in the Lanai lands matter. The opinion, a strong critique of the Attorney General’s position, suggests the case may proceed to record for higher review and potentially to the Supreme Court if sustained, with injunctions to be dissolved and further proceedings noted.
A burglary at Pata Mant last Tuesday sparked excitement as forty watches valued between 25 and 150 dollars each were taken. Captain Rogers arrived with clues intent on catching the thief, described as tall from Walluke, now eluding authorities. Local officers issue full description and aim to capture the suspect tonight.
Senator Tillman delivered a sharp Senate speech attacking the President's handling of the Twenty-fifth Regiment African American soldiers. Patterson of Colorado was mentioned in relation to the discussion.
Madrid reports the king permits a Protestant chapel at the palace for the queen mother’s use. The item notes American ships bringing goods to Europe and mentions a vault service offering safe boxes for rent at four dollars a year, emphasizing owner access only with the superintendent.
A new weekly Hawaiian paper planned with a capitalization of 1000 dollars, to be published in Kan Hultn. Key organizers include Kepe Kal Won Lattery TB Lyons Won Hal and Kellinol. The venture asserts advancement of Hawaiian life regardless of political divides and will announce the final name once arrangements complete.
A mangled dispatch notes a squadron linked to Javannese and MIKI Seite, with a postponed departure date. It mentions potential harbor stay changes and uncertain timing, reflecting an unclear program due to unspecified conditions and possible consular replies.
Fragmentary report from Sugar San Francisco dated January 11 cites beets and prices, mentions Abigail K Parker and Campbell, and references estate funds and a party named Allee K Macfarlane Thompson Clemmons. Text is garbled with misread names and broken phrases, hindering clear event extraction.
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