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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
2
A chaotic page describes disturbances around the Pitie bay with mentions of political shifts and local reactions. It records social gatherings, hotel chatter, and various public notices, including farewells, lodge meetings, and upcoming installations. Language is jumbled but references to ships, cafes, and community announcements appear amid the crowded segments.
Howland resigns from the post of Superintendent of Water Works amid legislature changes abolishing the title with interim supervision by Holloway. The move leaves question of a new appointment tied to Governor-elect plans, while Howland remains supervising engineer for the Territory.
In a convention the Western Federation of Miners delegates pledge membership to socialism. Leaders Moyer Petibone and Hayward direct actions as Harry Orchard confesses crimes. The trio face charges of complicity in the murder of Idaho Governor Bleunenburg.
Guatemala's President Charera orders arrests of 160 citizens amid an attempted assassination plot, targeting many wealthy and prominent figures. Some may face the death penalty as political retaliation is alleged. In other news, smaller treasury bills begin circulation under the Aldrich Act and a New York dealer in Asiatic goods, John Cattus, fails for a large sum. Chicago streetcar workers gain wage hikes, and garbage wagon drivers end a city strike as work resumes.
Postmaster Pratt announces mail closing times for island routes. Regular steamers leaving Honolulu at noon will have mails closed at 11:00 AM, and ships leaving at 5:00 PM will close at 4:15 PM.
A petition seeks a fifty year charter for Hawaii Chapter No. 1 of the Order of Kamehameha to operate as a benevolent association with authority to hold property up to fifty thousand dollars. Officers listed include alilaimoku mamo alii kaukau ali lau alii kakaolelo kuauhau and a board of trustees.
A Hawaiians group sketches possible candidates for Hawaiians favored offices, naming Wai Henry as a likely plum holder and suggesting replacements for Treasurer and Land Commissioner. They discuss county sheriff Tanken as a potential candidate and note John Wise and Senator Jaine among those considered. Delegates will caucus before releasing names, aiming to show harmony with the new administration. The Helene arrived with reports of heavy Kuama coast weather and cargo of 11,400 Kaikar sacks and 75 cattle. A benefit concert is planned at Kealaulu oka Halamalama on the 27th featuring Ellis, Kaui, and Kawahlan groups under Prof Berger.
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