26 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary note reports Macdougall unable to reach Einat and mentions Peake and Dato in a flow of unclear procurement actions. The brief hints at a failed connection and ongoing negotiations among PF Wheat related parties.
A report from January 23 describes Macdougall leading a party toward Maina and observing lava flow near Kona. The flow initially advanced then receded, with molten material spewing briefly before settling. later, activity waned on the Kona side but produced an active afterglow. Researchers note ongoing risks and smoke enshrouding the lava field, as observers await a sustained eruption.
A local notice states machine made poi is delivered in thoroughly cleansed containers to any city area. Instructions note to leave orders at L8 Fargo Office, King 8. The brief emphasizes sanitation and centralized ordering.
Colonial era notices report Sam Parker purchasing a 1800 acre Waimea Hamakua tract in Hawaii from Gol Baker with a one year mortgage at six percent. A separate deed shows Baker repurchasing small parcels while Parker plans use for a Homuinum drive, including moving sheep from Hosmmuls to the new land, amid unsettled title and encumbrances.
Mrs. Cofer died today in New York after a brief illness. She had been seriously ill for four weeks and had been an invalid for months, leaving home with her husband about two months ago. Her health had shown improvement until the last week, and her passing brings sorrow to friends here.
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or names to summarize. The readable portions mention a party, moor, fountains, and an apparent company or individual named W. Thompson, but no coherent incident, date, or location can be established for a factual summary.
San Francisco reports that John Siemsen the gaspipe murderer condemned to death was transported to San Quentin prison for execution. The case centers on the controversial sentence after his conviction, with details of the transfer occurring on January 26 in San Francisco.
Dr Cr Townsend prominent in New York was mysteriously shot at his home today. Authorities believe he is fatally wounded and a homicide investigation is underway as investigators seek the assailant.
Dover fire blazed through a textile mill today destroying half a million dollars in property. Six workers died in the blaze as flames gutted the Goche cotton mill, with efforts hampered by intense heat and smoke. The tragedy marks a catastrophic loss for the town and the mill families.
The county sheriff says a curfew law will be enforced to keep children off streets after hours and to hold parents responsible. Violations face fines up to 100 and possible short jail terms. enforcement begins soon to curb night trouble and petty crimes.
A fragmented notice indicates the rink will close at month end and patrons are urged to take advantage of remaining opportunities. The piece mentions crowd presence and a push to skate or enjoy final chances, with unclear specifics.
HILO Hawaii January 26 2 35 p m Kilauea continues filling up and the activity is increasing A company Dy N G Hy will march from Glenwood tonight to the Volcano byeurgue is having a telephone put I am at the pit
Praise to von Buelow and congratulations on his success in the elections. The Social interests appear to be loud with extended praise and support.
In a tight finish on January 26 in San Francisco the Burns Handicap was won by Kercherval with a time of 208 1-5. Logistutla finished second and Shedward placed third.
Police in Ventura report a sequence of thefts and a dramatic chase that ended with a youth named Jobin Olivera being charged with second degree larceny. The incident involved a stall boy, a thrown object, and an attempt to flee into a nearby house before officers intervened. Olivera faces Reform School consideration if convicted. A separate note mentions a Hawaiian broadcast trip.
In a Street Court session Judge Robinson sentences six to seven gamblers with fines and work for the Territory. At Wai and Ching Tat receive months and long terms. one man jailed, others to labor six months plus hours, while several defendants appeal and face extended penalties.
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