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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented local update lists events, meetings, and notices across Honolulu. Mentions include social group gatherings, hotel and theater cues, public works, and a waterfront market, with scattered references to arrests, travel, and upcoming public meetings. The piece blends updates from urban life, commerce, and civic notices without a single dominant story.
The notice announces a bookstore relocation to Hotel 8 opposite Union. The new downstairs site aims to attract more visitors and showcase standard books, rare editions, and original manuscripts for customers to peruse and share with friends.
Page 1 carries chaotic items but notes smallpox among canal laborers and a heavy fine for labor contractors. Names and dates are fragmentary. the notice implies enforcement actions and public health concerns tied to wage work during the period.
A Hawaii Promotion board submits a resolution at a meeting in Honolulu urging faster road work to improve pedestrian safety and accommodate residents. The document calls for approved funding, faster construction, and oversight by supervisors to ensure timely completion and durable results.
A Warren jury approves widening Diamond Head Road to ten feet with new turnoffs and exchanges. Holloway, superintendent of public works, outlines the plan to facilitate traffic while protecting property owners. Construction will proceed in stages with buyouts and transfers arranged for private parcels as required.
A descendant of Hawaii's chiefly line is to be buried today as an elaborate funeral proceeds with a large gathering. The obsequies honor kin linked to historic Hawaiian rulers and chiefs, reflecting royal lineage and ceremonial stature tied to Kalawaliu and related lines.
The Board of Supervisors of Hawaii County approved a 12 day vacation for fire department members. The decision, reported at the January meeting, directs payment and scheduling considerations for the year. The measure reflects prior discussions and was passed with routine terms.
Fragmentary input describes a committee hearing with unclear participants and outcomes. It mentions a sample request to The Horylette Co and Hullister Dray Co in Detroit for rent cards, with no coherent event or firm decision. The passage is garbled and includes promotional lines about mail samples.
TM rental cards noted for sale at Metin Attiog. Details unclear due to damaged text but indicates rental card availability and location. Potential listings show pricing and vendor naming in fragmentary form. Further readable lines needed for precise pricing and dates.
Fragmented OCR passage outlines guard personnel plans and private air contractor involvement. Mentions territorial employees facing job loss and a government experiment to reduce private air conscription. Several names and places appear garbled, but indicate concerns over duty, pay, and attendance at related events.
A tobacco shop advertises extensive brand availability. If a customer cannot find their preferred brand at other tobacconists, this store asserts it will supply the desired tobacco, claiming to always have the demanded selection.
Maritime notices list shipments and routes with several misspelled names and ports. It mentions Able Ladin, Newcastin, Wellington, Yokobun, Hino, Maui Loa, Hawaii porte, and multiple times and figures such as 4:20, 5.88, and dates around January 2. The fragmentary text suggests a weekly or daily shipping bulletin with cargo movements and vessel references.
A compact snippet records multiple departures on January 28 29 with names such as Naepali Hime Kinny Freeman and Annie dotinson heading to destinations including San Francisco and Molokal. The entry lists several vessels and captains with times around dawn and afternoon, reflecting a busy port schedule.
A report notes Gregory from Kanat Ports is involved with Hongkong Mara Bene Inc. in a matter described as pending or imminent by authorities. No further official details available in the fragment.
A proposal to impose personal taxes on county department workers is debated by the Board of Supervisors. The plan envisions a wage deduction for laborers with enforcement through collective agreement, drawing criticism over fairness and potential abuse. The Governor’s stance prompts a broader discussion on labor rights, accountability, and rural land controls amid related policy amendments.
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