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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1907
Page
5
A report describes a dangerous plantation accident where a rider and horse became trapped. The horse repeatedly fell into water and could not escape, despite several people attempting to save them. after about twenty minutes the rider was rescued with difficulty.
A letter dated early morning reveals additional information about the bar examinations conducted by the New United States District Court at the location. The note from Wink HL Hoon provides insights into the process and participants.
Origos of Honolulu report latest price figures with a quoted rate of 69.70 per ton and a base index near 3485. The brief note notes market activity and price movement in the commodities sector.
A jumble of notices reports estate matters at Whitney Marsh wallet sale details pending letters of administration for James W. Girvin and Pang tot. a land case verdict and a divorce hearing set. various local items include a French cruiser Catinat coal intake and shipping data plus a Mikatn steamship cargo of sugar and taro from Kawaib ports.
Article recounts an American attorney stating that all but a few lawyers passed a qualifying examination to practice before the new United States Court for China. He notes the heavy competition, naming Jornigan and Fessenden as partners and Andrews and Brooks as top advocates. He plans immediate study and awaits admission to practice in the Chinese Mixed Court.
A concise resume of legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions as published in the Saturday Bulletin and the Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin.
Sheba, editor of a Japanese newspaper in the city, denounces war talk and overly zealous laborers. He argues Japanese papers abroad misinterpret war reports and says references to war and revolution are unintended mistranslations. The report notes a radical group calling for mass execution of civilians amid civil and military unrest.
Jeffersonville reports a man named Oldrleve walking on the water of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers from Cincinnati to New Orleans on a $5,000 wager. He moved with a walking-like motion and remained in good shape despite the swift current as spectators along the riverfront cheered and whistled.
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