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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
11
Hawaii Jockey Club hosts a July 4 meet at Hoolulu Park with events including Merchants Stakes, Japanese and Hawaiian Bred races, and field sports. Nominations close May 14, 1907, with entries due June 17 1907. purses range from 50 to 150 dollars and winners take entire purses.
The Harrison Mutual Burial Association proposes a new fund to aid families after death. Members in good standing vote to create Article 22 of the By Laws, funding via a $1 assessment per member with payments due January 1, 1000. The plan allocates up to $80 per deceased member’s family for bereavement assistance, administered by the secretary.
On a schooner voyage tensions erupt as Captain Maras is assaulted by the first mate after a night of heavy drinking. Sailors, including Burke and Bradley, confront crew tensions while Burke questions Bradley and the muttering captain is restrained. The scene ends with the ship still at sea and the crew divided as authorities or officers consider next steps.
A letter to President Roosevelt from Hawaii’s Japanese community denounces an exclusion order prohibiting Japanese from leaving plantations. The petition argues the policy violates the Japan America treaty, is unconstitutional, and deprives tens of thousands of residents of liberty and opportunity. It calls for rescission and asserts the policy harms Japanese American relations.
By authority at noon Monday May 19 1907 unoccupied lots in Pupukea Paumalu will be sold at auction for cash with 25 percent down and balance in three yearly installments at 6 percent interest. Purchasers may prepay to stop interest. Court order and further details to be published in the Evening Bulletin. Also sealed bids due June 2 1907 for construction at Kahului Gymnasium and related works.
In the First Circuit Court in Hawaii chambers a petition by David Dayton as administrator of Hugh MacMillan deceased seeks an order to sell certain real property tied to the estate. The petition names trustees and describes a parcel at Kapahulu Honolulu and references deed records and file dates.
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