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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
2
A garbled Honolulu page lists a clerk race candidate, arrests, and a mix of social, religious, and public notices. It mentions stockholder notices, meetings in San Antonio Hall, and a parade plan. Also noted are a bridge of news about temperance, a real estate sale, police actions, a concert, and liquor advertisements.
An old time advertorial extols a dentifrice called The Honest Dentifrice, praised for decades of safe care and purification of teeth, claiming steady quality without compromise.
President Pinkham warns budget cuts threaten disease control as the Governor trims the Board of Health entitlements to about one year’s needs for the coming cycle. Pinkham cites danger to public health and criticizes reduced inspector numbers and funding, while hinting at legislative ties and possible friction in Hawaii Territory.
Report from Ringatan dated January 23 notes Jamaica plans to petition for the recall of the governor as unrest spreads after a ruined city scene. Authorities in New York and Jamaica discuss actions amid criticized governance during the crisis.
A mangled report from Raw Fravelaeo details Japanese in Honolulu failing to land amid limited transport after volcanic activity near Bat Wranelsen Je te evident. Authorities at Ban Franelsen report workers urged to abandon fields and move to California as Nippon Empire faces mounting pressures from the volcanic eruption.
The Senate passed no resolution and orders an investigation into Brownsville rioting and shooting. President Roosevelt’s authority is cited in discharge of troops, with Schmitz and Ruf required to answer in court. Indictments against May or Selunit and Abe Ruof are discussed.
The Thaw murder case involving Harry Thaw and the death of Stanford White opens in New York amid a cold snap that delays proceedings. Reports note a postponement to January 20 due to weather and ongoing trials as officials prepare for courtroom appearances.
Fragmented text details a proposed liquor license distribution by territory and district. It lists counts for Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii, with totals and notes on city districts and officials, but the readable portion is garbled and incomplete. The names and dates are partly legible, reflecting a historic licensing proposition and local governance references.
Customers cling to their favorite smoking tobacco as tobacconists keep a large stock to meet demand. If you cannot get wet you want at your tobacconist, come here we are sure to have the brand you want.
A fragment describes disputes over payments and options within a league. It mentions a request for possible $600 raise and a trustee driven process requiring unanimous consent of leagues and trustees. The text hints at club rights to sell or influence financial terms, with quorum rules for meetings and officer involvement.
Reported remarks indicate Governor Carter plans to halt the dam project if progress remains slow. Officials debate methods to move dirt, with Whitehouse arguing for a cheaper plan and Holloway seeking a specialized machine. Weather and funding issues cited as delaying execution despite solid directives.
A garbled OCR style notice lists names and times of ships or shipments from multiple colonies and ports. It mentions January dates, ports such as San Francisco and Kanaports, persons like Parker and Saunders, and due today or 6 pm entries. The fragmentary text suggests a schedule or cargo manifest with many uncertain spellings.
The Geennie steamer Sierra Cane Inn bound for Port Ttle after 10 o'clock today, about 18 hours late from the Colonies, had its steam steering gear fail shortly after leaving Auckland. Engineers repaired the ship as it was towed into the harbor by the Intrepid. She was to sail again around midnight after further repairs, with cargo repairs delaying departure.
The road jury ends to decide on a road from Worille Street to the Alewa tract about 1000 feet long. The Public Works Intendent will appoint a committee to appraise land for a road. Condemnation may be initiated if needed. Land Commissioner Pratt to dispose of the lot at public auction under an authorized appropriation. Governor notes that current funding ties work to existing contract. legislature may provide new funds or relet to Holloway Howland or switch to Government control if needed.
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