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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
2
A stark warning urges against experimenting with imitation SCIODONT. The speaker cautions that dental damage could be permanent and emphasizes sticking with traditional Destifrice for reliable protection and support for teeth.
A chaotic column notes wartime shipping intelligence and wireless telegraph advances. It mentions carriers like Talo and Vancouver, cargo movements, port clearances, and plans to equip transports with wireless gear. References include the Kilpatrick installation, Newport to Havana submarine apparatus, and signals schools under Major Edgar Russell.
The Nieht-Niohh reports Washington and Tas ito must act after the latest San Pranctico outrage. Ambassador Auk says Japan would not object to a dash at a potential American stance. In San Francisco, Schmiteane hints at a possible reelection bid if released.
Oyster May reports that on July 2 the president denied the claim that a battleship fleet was being assembled in the Pacific. No official confirmation or details were provided.
Rome reports Garibaldi's birthday marked by the extension of amnesty to political prisoners. In Philadelphia Evelyn Seard of Boston wins the ladies' national tennis championship.
County Sheriff Laukea says he has not been consulted by Ha waiian delegation planning to meet Governor Frear with names for territorial department heads. He would not accept any offer without a guarantee of his successor and continuity in the police force. The piece notes a superstition about wedding rings in English villages.
Daily weather report shows temperatures from 74 to 81 degrees with humidity near 9 percent at 8 am and increasing toward noon. Wind speeds range from 4 to 8 miles per hour with directions noted. Reporting by WM. B STOCKMAN and Elizabeth Burton reports a resignation and upcoming marriage to a Japanese national. Geo. Davis, a Tonopah saloon keeper, shot and killed by a woman amid a crowd in a related incident last week.
The Board of License Commissioners of Oahu will meet at the Executive Building on Wednesday July 31 1907 at 4 pm to consider W Matsuda for a wholesale liquor license at 268 North Beretania Avenue Honolulu under Act 119 Session Laws 1907. Protests must be filed with the Secretary before the hearing.
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