05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
Boise Idaho June 5 Harry Orchard the confessed murderer of Governor Steunenberg was on the witness stand today in the Haywood case He confessed to many other crimes and implicated Haywood as the instigator acting as an officer of the Western Federation of Miners.
The Pacific Sugar Company of Los Angeles was contracted to construct a million dollar factory in Kings County. Editor notes odd reader questions about the project and the company faces scrutiny over its financing and plans. The snippet captures a mid-century industrial push in California with emphasis on capital expenditure and regional development.
Now Open J MOPP & CO the Furniture People have moved samples to the Lewers & Cooke building on King Street. The three floor and basement store is devoted to furniture making and selling. The firm invites old customers and friends to inspect the new quarters. The new store is now open.
A Chinese inmate known as Aly Pol, serving an eight year sentence for robbing a jewelry store owner named George Holmner, hanged himself in his jail cell. He crafted the rope from his hammock and used a window bar to suspend himself, dying before 3 am. He could have his sentence reduced with good conduct but chose death.
The Coyne Purnlike Company will take the stores in the Young Building recently vacated by Hopp & Co. The Coyne Company secures a central location on Hotel street, enabling a larger display of goods. The move aims to attract more patrons and improve access to the store.
The sixteenth commencement exercises of Kamehunena School for Boys were held at Bishop Memorial Chapel before a large audience. Students received their diplomas as the glee club sang under Mr. Livingston. The program included papers on liquor legislation and Kanetnmela's Duty Haswali, with an instellative address by President Perley J. Home. Names of graduates include Jane alemoka, Henry Mahone, Antone Akina, Clement Goo On Ahoy, and several others. trustees, parents, friends, and alumni were in attendance.
A fragmented cable from KR Stackdatie states he is in San Mrineixco and will retire in the Sherry. A similar message was received by United States District Attorney Lyeckens. The return promises a notable trip to the Pacific Coast and the long awaited mission’s progress. The Bulletin urges readers to join the Lucky Six in this immigration matter and to support by subscriptions for a dear little girl.
Supervisors backing Kailimai the park keeper gird for a clash at tonight’s board meeting. Dwight says he suspended Kailimai not discharged, with action tied to board decisions. Chairman Mustace hints at new complaints against Kailimai to be raised, potentially prompting charges rather than outright dismissal.
The Kamehameha annual dinner in the Boys' Dining Room is prepared to host students with limited invitations. President Horne aims this event to favor Kamehameha students, with most invitations reserved for trustees and teachers. The hall will feature school woods decor as pupils prepare a menu including pork and a Kalina salad.
Death comes suddenly and many fade without will. A division of property may deny ones forgotten. Evince your love with something real. Stop putting off making your will. Make it today. We will bet you.
Fragmentary diary style text references a grand jury and indictments, with scattered names and terms. The legible phrases suggest a legal procedural note, though many words are garbled or missing context.
Acting Governor Atkinson discusses site options with Way conductor and Trust Company representative. Negotiations for the Malinka and Opera House sites falter as funds and approvals stall, while Union Feed Company balks at street cut terms. Directors of Watson Feed report no action.
British mail steamship line to begin service in San Francisco in August replacing the Oceanic Line whose ships have been withdrawn. Announcement from New York dated June 5 notes the move to restore mail service after a withdrawal of Oceanic steamers.
London June 5. Richa Croker's Orby ridden by Johnny Reiff won the great Derby race today. The victory crowns the horse’s standout performance as top event of the season.
In San Francisco on June 5 District Attorney Heney opened the Selunite case. His first witness for the prosecution was former Police Commissioner Reagan who testified against Schmitz.
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