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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
2
A long column of local notices covers public meetings ads weather and social events. It notes deposit deadlines for contest votes, upcoming temple services, and a government bridge project at Makapin Point with a 2000 dollar cost. Also mentioned are arrivals departures at Honolulu harbor, shipping plans, and community activities at schools and clubs.
Washington July 8 Admiral Brownson late commander of the American Atlantic Squadron says Director Ishii will be ordered to America to investigate complaints of discrimination against Japanese nationals. He notes a Nippon Maru voyage due by July 28 and doubts the interview attributed to Sakamoto. The Japanese embassy discredits the interview.
A fragmented notice reflects a political tumult as factions debate new white law measures and a retirement pledge emerges amid inflamed public sentiment and continual unrest.
San Francisco dispatch reports Commissioner Neils and Telegraphers including Mrs Langeworth will arrive soon to join pending congressional engagements.
Paris reports farmers and wine growers rally against new military pension plans linking duty time to retirement. Col. Alfred Dreyfus urged troop support as debate intensifies in the army circles. authorities weigh impact on service and finance amid public unrest.
In a letter from I E Minkham the issue of unused 40 000 acres of public cane land in Hawaii is raised as a source for school funding. Leasing the land long term could yield funds for public schools, avoid volatile alienation, and support education without harming private plantations. The letter notes Hawaii’s schools rely on heavy direct taxation and mentions ships delivering sugar and cattle.
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of names and times linked to port movements. Mentions include Logan, Simon, Bune, Pederwon, Tiltons from Puget Sound, Massachusetts, San Francisco, Mauna Loa, and various 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. times with vague destinations.
Deputy Collector Drake announced Hawaii’s internal revenue for the year ending June 30 reached 48 273.96 dollars, the largest since the wartime tax removal. The annual and quarterly reports were dispatched to Washington aboard the Siberia yesterday. Collector Roy Chamberlain remains in Washington with extended leave until October.
The American Hawaiian steamship Massachusetts, Capt Miton, arrived this morning from Puget Sound after a seven day eight hour voyage. She carried ballast and no passengers with 11 000 tons of sugar to New York and Philadelphia. She will load 6 000 tons at Honolulu and the remainder at Kaanapali Kahului and Hilo. This is the Massachusetts second trip to the Islands.
The San Francisco Board of Police Commissioners rejected five Japanese applicants renewing permits to run intelligence offices and refused two Japanese applicants seeking new permits. The board ruled the applicants were not citizens of the United States and noted a policy favoring citizens for these privileges.
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