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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
2
A garbled OCR string describes contest votes and publishing dates, with scattered mentions of civic items, individuals, ships and missions. It references a board of control, Hawaii, Japanese names, church events, cargo lists, and maritime arrivals, all conveyed in a fragmentary historic style.
Acting Governor Atk inein announces a series of appointments filling vacancies on boards and commissions. Willan Dwight Baldwin M D is named mentor of the Board of Health to fill Dr Judd's term. Kronk S Dodge resigns from the Hawillad Libney board. New trustees named for Queen's Hospital include Bishop Waterhouse Morin Macundiens Geo W. Smith and Win He Methorny. Three vacancies remain on the Board of Education with speculation Joseph Carden may be one appointee.
A misdated transcript shows Admiral Sakamoto interview contradicted, with depictions of feigned loyalty and deriding the Amare foan saligns. The same issue includes an anonymione interview about the Amerie navy fo enlogiaod.
Labor unions will not assist in selecting an interim mayor for the city. Fifteen of the thirty delegates to the convention have refused to cooperate in choosing the successor to ex Mayor Solunity, delaying the process and drawing protests.
A group of cloakmakers in New York announces intent to strike on Monday if employers do not meet their demands. The action aims to pressure wage and working condition concessions from the employers.
The License Board, advised by Attorney Goneril, refused multiple saloon license requests including Lamrttte, Pang Late Mow, Jang Kang Chee, and Colonel saloon at Queen and Alakea streets. The board adopted new regulations mandating sanitary premises and visible interior layouts, with enforcement steps to remove partitions within seven days of notice.
Delegates of the Christian Endeavor Unions of Amerted began their convention exercises today. The meeting discusses licensing rules for saloon premises and restrictions on rooms, music, and private areas in second-class establishments.
Aconfirmation received reports a clash between constabulary and Moros in the Lake Lanao region. Several constabulary and Moros were killed. Details are incomplete. Annual whites yield about 2,000 gallons of oil.
Dulin and WK Biward await an emphatic reception in Por as King Edward arrives today, with crowds signaling the welcome and local officials coordinating the greeting.
County actions show approval of numerous items including fire department electric light police and fire alarm systems and road maintenance contracts. An official opinion found no power to mandate road work in the Capitol grounds and a hospital road complaint prompted review. The Awning andininee passed second reading.
The notice lists lunar phases with dates July 1 and June 18 and notes tide times from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. It states Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 20 minutes behind Greenwich Mean Time and equals the meridian of 457 degrees 40 minutes. A time whistle at 1 30 p m aligns with Greenwich noon. The sun and moon are given for local time for the group.
A court record details multiple passengers named in a CHR CRRA booking. The list includes Gregory Mikahula, Mira Charlies, Delle Meeanne, Mrs. Mev AKeugue, Mrs G Hinsen and son, Miss Po Mawlerios, Rev 2 We Phwig, Bro Matthias, Miss M Kinney, Jno Alia and many others. The ledger notes a departure at 12 p.m. for Singte and cites various family and organizational ties.
A ship arrival list includes numerous passengers such as Claudine Persimy, Hennett, Geo Chalmers, Miss NL Chalmers, Master A Apana, Rev 8 1K Kaallia, Miss Kaallin, Mrs HAP McCrabbe, Geo Tindsiy, Mrs C Maker, Miss Baker, Miss M flattie, Rev WooD Westervell, Father Maxinin, WM Yoda, and others noted on deck.
Hirenkin arrived yesterday from San Francisco with seven days voyage and 1700 tons of cargo. The ship will be dispatched for London on Tuesday morning with freight and crew. Iron Oceanic’s Mloulan was delayed in San Francisco three days due to a blockade incident but will sail on the next voyage as scheduled to make up lost time.
In Seattle a decision partially grants leniency to Captain Emil Francke former master of the wrecked Dakota. The supervising inspector Captain Herminghan reduces suspension by one year and allows a license return as first mate after five years. Dakota was wrecked off Japan coast March 5 past. Francke license expires May. International authorities move to preserve what remains.
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