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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a settler policy and executive action. The readable fragment mentions carrot and white vata terms and suggests ongoing official discussion at a local level. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable in the surviving text.
Kauai correspondent reports Governor Keer spoke to the merchants at the commercial club, touching the heart of Kahiten home and urging action to lower land prices amid widespread wants and protests. His appeal aimed to ease burdens by easing financial terms for land and development.
The birthday of Emperor William II was observed with grand style at the German consulate in Hackfeld & Co. The event drew many patriots and officials including Consul W. Protendauer and notable guests from Britain Chile Hawaii and local authorities. A reception in the Watik Wing featured decorations, refreshments, and a concert program planned for Emmes Square with selections of German and Hawaiian songs and a closing reference to the Star Spangled Banner.
Special wireless bulletin reports the Eclipse's surviving officers and crew, capt Larsen and 14 others, reached Hana after a 16 day open-boat ordeal since foundering January 11 in 36 N 155 W. Three men died at sea. wrecked near Newcastle bound for San Francisco with coal.
The Goo Shoe widow Goo Shee Tong sues Mutual Telephone Company for 50000 in a damage case tied to an electric wire death in 1903. After a hung jury earlier, a noon recess brought a compromise. terms not fully public but reported as a settlement of around 1000. Jury list and witness details noted. unrelated admiralty testimony also mentioned in court records.
The Supreme Court on January 27 ruled that the act prohibiting railroads from discriminating against labor unions is unconstitutional. This decision broadens the scope of employer actions not subject to federal restriction and affects labor union protections across the industry.
The battleship South Dakota was placed in commission today in San Francisco. A separate note reports a wholesale district fire in Portland causing about a million dollars in damage. European alienists testified in the Thaw trial as a flag flies over the Capitol on Emperor William’s birthday in Germany.
A meeting of the Committee Of You discussed arrangements and a telephony access request for J. L or Wallach. Pinkham of the Board of Health sent a letter dated January 25, 108 noting inquiries about guard presence and keeper during the count. The discussion touched on late signing, availability, and security at the hospital. (Continued on Page 7)
Gladys Vanderbilt wed Count (name missing) in an elaborate New York society ceremony. The event was described as one of the most lavish functions in local society history with extensive attention and social prominence.
A blaze at the Florence Hotel in Chicago killed one fireman and injures another, causing about half a million dollars in damage. The fire appeared early today and authorities investigated the incident while officers detained a suspect.
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