23 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
1
Honolulu July 20 1907 Cortelyou Washington cables from the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association declare the republic site bona fide. Aside from a few persons, the community is practically unanimous for the Mahuka site and urges immediate acceptance.
Treasury decision favoring the Mahuka site is linked to rapid cables from the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association plus influence from Polowale Kalantanas ele and Prince Kalua. Local figures argue the Chamber meeting was packed by Mahuka supporters and question Washington timing and official withdrawals.
A brief note on our handsome vests and the reflection they cast, claiming to immeasurably enhance a man's appearance with stylish, reflective details that draw eye and attention.
A cablegram from the Department of Foreign Affairs reports Commissioner Ishii has sailed on the Nippon Maru and will arrive here on the 29th. Chief Secretary Tauchiya says Ishii may not be able to remain to handle the immigration matter depending on the steamer. All votes issued after this date stay valid until the final count. August 10.
At The Hague on July 23 the German delegates to the Peace Conference oppose the British plan to eliminate armaments. They argue for maintaining Germany’s defense needs and resisting disarmament terms that could weaken national security.
In San Francisco on July 23 Supervisors Coffey and Nicholas testified they received money from Halsey for voting in favor of the telephone franchise. The men’s testimony centers on alleged graft connected to the franchise approval.
Rumor claims the Kameric with a large passenger ship reached Vancouver this afternoon. Authorities and pursuit teams were involved as officials examined the situation and possible implications.
A discussion over the Queen's Hospital and the nearby Maternity Home has delayed a board of trustees meeting. Bishop and Dr Hodgin are among key figures weighing investigations and potential bids for supplies while newspapers await details. The matter centers on governance, tender calls, and alleged mismanagement of groceries and funds.
Boise Idaho July 23 The arguments in the Haywood trial continue Richardson spoke today for the defense.
The president of the Board of Health favors locating the Children's Hospital on the Queen’s Hospital grounds to cut operating costs. He argues it should be part of the Queen’s institution, enabling lower expenses and easier administration. If kept separate, funding would be larger and donors would receive great honor.
A Japanese squadron is expected to arrive in Prest, France, late today according to reports dated July 23. The anticipated arrival involves a notable naval presence and is expected to impact regional activities and security posture.
The Afong estate dispute centers on a settlement offer of 10000 to each contending family member to end further obligations, excluding the Pepeekee estate trust. Plaintiffs named include Mrs Rigew, Mra aoSocher, Mrs Hunphreys, and Mingo, amid a report of a steamship Mongotla sighting off Barbers Point at ten o’clock this afternoon.
The executive committee of the County Committee met at noon to decide on future endorsements for appointments. Present were Harry Murray James H. Boyd and B. But with the Republican Supervisors.
A reader notes frequent Honolulu burglaries with homes entered and goods stolen urging protection through renting a safe deposit box, likening the warning to a stark historical flourish about Babylon. The piece emphasizes personal security in the city.
Harry Chalmers, once sentenced to twenty days for assault and battery and released on appeal bonds, was surrendered by his bondsmen today and is now held at the police station. The item references beet analysis and market quotes in San Francisco dated July 20.
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