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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1905
Page
4
Auction set for Saturday July 22 1906 items include J ARTE rails portable seed cars dump car platform car and frogs various sizes all in good condition viewing anytime before the sale Auction details unclear but indicates yard equipment and rolling stock available for inspection prior to bidding.
Miss Carrie Peyton Wheeler, daughter of General Joe Wheeler, is noted as a sponsor for the Confederate veterans reunion held in Laulevile. The account highlights General Wheeler's military service in the gray and the bite, along with references to his sons in the Spanish American War and Min Avule as a notable figure.
Reports from Honolulu describe urgent efforts to move European immigrants without delay. A company is formed to exploit a broad maritime venture, aiming to extend its operations to Los Angeles as Hawaii pushes proactive solutions ahead of canal openings.
High Sheriff Henry reports no incidental fund for vouchers and travel under county government. He notes the Attorney General's Department may not cover incidental costs and discusses prisoner maintenance budgets, credit with merchants, and transfer of transportation expenses for prisoners and related charges to the Board of Health or County finances.
Acting Governor Atkinson said there would be no reference to the public and he did not understand why anyone suggested the archives would be kept from historical records. He affirmed archives are public and open for reference when properly arranged. There will be a rehearsal for the gentlemen's chorus of the Serenade for Tonight at 7 20 at Elke Hall.
Reports from Odessa in July recount fear and hysteria as mutinous sailors threaten allegiance amid a naval crisis. Admiral Kruger’s stance is questioned as the Potemkin sails under a red flag of revolution, while Governor’s proclamations fail to calm public suspicions.
George H. Mayer, Hawaii representative for Standard Oil, says all company business in the islands will move through the local branch, ending the San Francisco agency. He notes he cannot discuss plant expansion yet and mentions industry absorbtion rumors. The Hawaii Committee endorses M. I. Cooper for governor amid Governor Cars’ resignation.
Reports from Odessa describe mutinous crews aboard the Pobledonostreft and Potemkine fighting suspicions, with troops landing and officers negotiating. Admiral Kruger hints at pardons while mutineers ponder surrender before dawn. The crisis involves harbor police, 3,000 troops, and naval officers amid a tense standoff.
Lee Fragn a Syennold Portatione ry fell from the bridge as the Pacific Heights railway track ran below. He dropped about 20 feet at 1 40 pm yesterday, sustaining severe scalp wounds. Police and Driver Scully arrived within eight minutes, and he was taken to Queen's Hospital where he is improving. The boy, playing on the abutment with companions, slid into the water while defending his ripe mangoes from others. A Hawaiian rescuer helped pull him from the stream.
Continued report states Gibb, a steam plow man for Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co at Honokaa, might have carried substantial money. He may have gone to a private boarding house or to a friend, but no reason is known for his sudden departure.
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