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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
1
A boiler exploded at Bennington while awaiting repair. The incident raises questions about plant safety and maintenance procedures amid reports of equipment issues and possible impacts on nearby facilities.
Anxious details emerge on the Hennington disaster at Honolulu harbor as debates over victims and survivors intensify. Cable reports place 29 killed, 55 injured, 21 missing among a 201 crew, with the explosion in the boiler area amid a gun deck crowd. Officials deny a defective boiler and list officers and key crew, while notes hint at Commander Lucien Young’s leadership as inquiries continue.
The Tropic Fruit Co. announces its next shipment of specialty pines to Sonoma dated July 28. Details include contact avenues and shipment timing, with the firm emphasizing quality and timely delivery to local buyers.
In Judge Lindsay's court Low and Magoon struggle to recall messages as Kinney presses a cross examination. Kinney questions who supplied information for the daily builds and whether the witness was seeking details from Starville. Magoon objects frequently but most are overruled as the questioning continues.
William P. Lewis of Lewis & Co died at the Alexander Young Hotel in the afternoon after several days of illness including paresthesia and a rally, age about 37. He was a San Francisco native and had lived in Honolulu for about six years. his wife will accompany the body to the Coast.
Inspector Dermingham completes examination of Morne Ing Star for annual license renewal. Vessel hull described as rotten in places but extensive timber repairs underway. Expected clearance today to permit eight‑berth cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers. Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin Office.
Col McClellan defends his military reform efforts and criticizes an Advertiser for stirring controversy. He cites equipment upgrades, rifles, automatic guns, ammunition, and improved training as evidence of progress, and urges better public support to meet national needs. Dated Monticet, July 24, 1905.
Judge Robinson ruled the libel lacked proof of jurisdiction and residency for Lyle Johnson’s divorce, dismissing the libel. The hearing noted the petitioner’s residence in the Territory for two years and dates surrounding the marriage and separation. Children were born locally and new action may be filed. County officials reported turnover and waste collections proceeds.
San Francisco July 21 reports mixed features including stock dividend news for Associated Oil Company and potential corporate maneuvers around the Coalinga pipeline and Pacific Storage, with references to Alcatras refinery and related boardroom talks. The text also contains weather notes, sport items, and assorted local chatter.
A moonlight festival is planned for Saturday at the Peni Benevolent. A special train will depart the depot at Toviock with dancing to follow after arrival. The event supports a worthy cause and invites broad public support.
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