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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
5
A jumble of items from a Hawaii newspaper lists contest vote timing, hotel ads, a Chinese man jailed for vagrancy, auction notices, hotel and cafe promotions, a police courtroom result, church services, and shipping and social notes. Also mentions Rainier beer, the Moana cruise, and a royal farewell for Bulletin staff.
Druggists refund money if Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails. Made by Paris Medicine Co Saint Louis USA. The Business Man's Handy Index provides covere and complete resume of all legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. Evening if amonth Weekly Bulletin ads Fay 3gl
The quarantine faved Ouhu was put back into the water last night. The Kinau freight list includes three bbls tallow and 223 sundries. Sugar awaiting shipment on Hawaii totals many thousands across several ports as listed by Purser Bookley. The Mauna Loa will receive wood sheathing after leaking noted at the bow, with scraping and painting planned. The Kina arrived from Hilo with usual passengers and a porpoise encounter near Diamond Head. At Hilo harbor, Annie Johnson, Albert find, and Enterprise are docked. Molucan and Borealis departed for the Bound, and Moana from Vancouver reports good weather ahead. Percy Lishman’s body was returned via Moana. funeral plans to follow. The Pioneer brought 240 Japanese and 14 Chinese from quarantine, with crowding at Fort Street reducing as passengers moved to immigration.
The Civic Federation discusses Hawaii's share of benefits, instructs education chair to contact Carnegie Fund trustees to gain recognition, and to back a local fund if needed for heroism relief. It also plans coffee shops in Kakanho and Palama to curb evil influences, offering cheap coffee and bread.
The Cabinet plans a dinner for Governor Carter as his term ends. A committee will organize the event with Acting Governor Atkinson coordinating. Strause and the new Chief Justice may attend, with Judge Frear in consideration for the succession. The gathering aims for a relaxed finish to a strenuous tenure.
A cablegram reveals hotel keepers awaiting details on the Kumeric Japanese immigrants. Hirano, a Lanhern agent, arrived four days ago and said inspections may take four to five days. Officials cite slow immigration checks and poor facilities, while hotel men report sending funds at Hirano’s request and await further word on Maruyama and potential landings.
United States officials clash with Stenographer Kearns during Klebahn testimony as Commissioner Hustace, at the Bank of Hawaii chair, orders pause while Davis demands noise stop. A police officer intervenes as tension peaks amid conflicting commands and reconsiderations for order due to the hearing.
The article explains full moon timing for July 24 using U S Coast and Geodetic Survey data. It notes Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 40 minutes behind Greenwich time and gives a meridian reference of 167 degrees 30 minutes. It states a whistle time of 1:80 p.m local equals Greenwich 0:00 and that sun and moon times are in local time for the group.
A list of arriving travelers dated July 27 details passengers from Hilo, Vancouver, and other ports aboard the Prince, including M. W. Gilbert, Dr. Gaspar, Colonel Samuel Parker, Mrs. Samuel Parker, and many others. The long roster covers diverse names, titles, and affiliations aboard the vessel Moana.
A letter argues NL teams could train and play locally, noting distance and cost make a big league arrival unlikely. Proposes starting with a Coast League team to test interest, then expand if successful, urging league trustees to fund arrangements and maximize benefits for fans and players.
Mrs Nawain returned from Hilo and organized a Kauhumanu Society branch in Hatli church on Thursday afternoon with Miss Lucy Peabody as president and Mrs H H Webb as secretary The group, a fraternal benefit association for Hawaiians, has grown to over one hundred members A Kolala branch was also established The Wright Co offers automobile repair painting and varnishing services noted as the workmanship type.
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