16 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
1
A lava flow from an old crater near Monsarrat ranch in the Hilo area is increasing, with visitors reporting the flow entering the sea about a mile away. Early reports indicate no confirmed damage yet, though the flow remains active along the eastern side of the mountain.
The man known as Rodrigues, linked to a Pali jewelry heist, confessed to stealing fifty watches and other goods. A partner fled, but Rodrigues was captured after a sequence of exchanges including gold watch payments and a raid on a road. He faces trial after a recent prison release and conviction for related firearms charges.
Sheriff notes idle change in the police force and an order for thirty uniforms to be ready by next month. An inquiry at the firm reveals thirty plain uniforms requested for ordinary wear, with several men yet to be measured. Some suspects say others have probably ordered their own outfits, while the firm declined further details.
Washington cable reports four hundred thousand dollars secured by Chairman Burton for harbor improvements at Honolulu and Hilo. The Rivers and Harbors Committee favors spending the funds on removing a hot house and related works, with continued support for other projects.
An annual meeting saw Pinkham presenting a list of appropriations needed by the Board of Health. He requested funds totaling thirty thousand five hundred eighty dollars, highlighting telephony control and disease prevention measures.
A brief shipping notice states selected pineapples and bananas are ready for the next steamer, the Alameda, with a departure on June 16. The terse message indicates goods are prepared for transport and lists the Alameda as the forthcoming carrier.
The article notes efforts by Senator Dickey to introduce a fire escape bill in the legislature. Previous attempts in 1902 and 1906 failed. the measure would require certain buildings to provide designated escape routes. The writer cites hotels and large structures as examples and mentions ongoing debate in the next session. Continued on Page 7.
A Honolulu meeting discussed an unfee offered by Diamond Dead Athlete Chair to transfer the Oam franchise from the Bika. The group favored aligning with Langue and replacing Ouhiow. President Isenterg and others attended, with a decision pending on venue and next steps. Cards for the meeting were issued by the bulletin office.
The Skylark mine in Goldfield boasts gold per ton values ranging from $12 to $20 and lies among top neighbors Great Bend and Daisy. The property spans three claims along the Daisy vein system with two adjacent stacks valued at $1.00 and $2.50. President is Hon T L Oddie, vice president Diamondfield Jack Davin, and John S Cook serves as treasurer of John & Cook & Co, the leading Nevada bank.
Kingston Jamaica reports describe widespread destruction with fires burning and looting amid a chaotic city scene. Thousands injured or killed and hospitals overwhelmed as military and naval vessels move toward the area.
A fragmented report notes Congressional action on defense measures with mention of $100,000 related to Coast in Hawaii and a paused fortifications bill. The text cites Washington and the House, but details are incomplete and unclear.
San Diego report notes the French cruiser Catinat preparing to sail for Honolulu with an expected arrival around January 24. The Weather Bureau records two earthquakes near December 2 and 3, detailing magnitudes, directions, and station readings. An advertisement for safe deposit vault rental by Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd. appears.
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