19 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
1
Kingston January 19 crowds rush to witness the tally from the disaster as death toll rises. Officials say seven hundred killed and many injured as several vessels lie wrecked. ships and workers observed at the scene while authorities gather details.
Unclear OCR fragment references a crowning in Tehran Persia involving a Persian shah. The readable portion mentions Teheran and a crowning event but lacks full names, dates, and clear context to confirm a definite outcome or individuals.
Residents plan an excursion on Monday led by Hato Fommerrew with over 100 people expected to attend. The event forms part of a local push by community groups including AvennMulations and the Volcano Aten WKte to engage citizens, though many faced lengthy lines at the doors and report of crowded conditions.
A scrambled note from Watres P.M. lists names like Jigmere Ki Hans Wileny and references a tea event at the outlet. Patrons report confusion over the spelling and details of an upcoming lay or rush, with unclear guidance from staff.
Disputed moves and unclear roles surround Scott after a Formosa relocation plan. Key figures Lee and Kiliel face questions as the board weighs leadership of Kihel Works and the Nant island project. Managers and directors debate whether Scott remains at the helm or a successor takes charge.
Fragmented OCR obscure text referencing a fire or mass event, with mentions of Hibs and a volcanic scene near Kilawea. Details are unclear but imply a notable fire renewal or related incident with affected structures and people.
A meeting last night elected active members and discussed forming a commission on education. Lt Peek chaired with C Perley Horm and several principals and educators named as members. The group outlined a fifteen member netive membership and noted about forty five associates showing interest.
Sugar beets priced at 9.82 cents with 88 analysis in San Francisco. Bs and previous quotation noted, details sparse due to damaged text.
A damaged line mentions Whitney and a date March 26 in a possible event or agreement. Readable parts are unclear about participants or location, leaving key specifics uncertain.
Special to The Bulletin from Kamuela Hawaii dated January 19 reports lava flows increasing from Keokee crater, likened to the 1887 eruption. A dispatcher notes Kapua flow bigger and better, with Puuki flow resurfacing at the summit, marking twenty years since the prior eruption in 1887.
Nearly half the people of Honolulu gathered at the Intertaband to bid farewell to the Mauna Loa and the Aiian as they set out for the volcano excursion. A cheerful crowd, with laughter and waving, watched the ships slip away toward the wharf at 1 o'clock. Captain Simere, the favored leader, led the send off amid a lively scene that belied the chaotic text. The item continues on page 2.
Promoters tout Wonder camp as the next mining boom rivaling Goldfield. Immense surface ore near Silver Star No 1 and Silver Star two claims promises high returns with surface assays around 80 dollars per ton and depth potential. Limited treasury stock at 25 cents offers subscriptions for early development funds.
In a tense Eaton County court session McCandless attorney sought to keep the Lanai matter from Supreme Court review. Judge De Bolt adjourned both sides’ motions until next Tuesday, with continued debate on extending time to answer in equity.
A railway disaster occurred on the Big Four road at Fowler Indiana. A locomotive exploded near De Soto Kansas and wrecked a bridge. Three men were killed and many injured in the incident reported January 19.
Dover reports the Vaderland collided with the Naworth Cantie sinking it today. Three are missing. Abraham Lipenly Buckley told Chief Detective Taylor about a December theft from a Ring Street store, detailing a pare containing 60. The recovered items include papers and a dark spectacle.
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