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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
2
A chaotic OCR page fragment mixes sports tour results, weather notes, hotel notices, and local business ads. It references the Pacific States Tour Contest result date, hotel and shop names, weather warnings, and scattered names, with no cohesive single event. The garbled text mentions June dates, Hawaii references, and various place names in a broad, unreadable collage.
The article reports calls from Japanese officials and sympatheticProgressives for an apology after a mob attacked Japanese residents in San Francisco. Authorities investigate a dangerous blast at a resident's home as suspicions point to a local rally participant, with officials unsure of a direct link.
A disturbed Monday morning incident in Hawaii Island area reports an attempt on murder that shook a neighborhood. Neighbors recall a loud blast at a residence around four o clock, followed by a violently damaged home and unsettled residents. Local authorities and residents are cooperating as investigators review telephonic warnings and subsequent events.
An unreliable OCR fragment references a historical figure Bentil and mentions a preparatory note. The legible text is sparse and mixed with garbled words about dental terms or measurements. No clear event, date, or location can be determined from the fragment.
Exquisite brass sconce from the original design studio of Miss Ackerman in San Francisco. Also notes on items from Hawaii and the South Seas Curio Co. located at the Alexander Young Building.
In celebration of their first wedding anniversary at home on Him Raho Avenue, Mr and Mrs Taet Gigit entertained ninety invited guests. The yard glowed with lanterns and music was provided by twelve instruments. Dancing and festivity followed with attire described as attractive and festive.
A Hartford shoe dealer cites two incidents to prove newspaper advertising pays. He sold 12 000 to 15 000 belts after advertising a novelty belt, and later promoted arch supports, boosting sales as inquiries surged and instep problems drove purchases. This demonstrates how ads lift retail business and earnings.
Shipping intelligence lists vessels departing on Tuesday June 4 and due tomorrow including Likelike Naopala for Maho bene and Kawalhae, Ke Au Hou Tuilett for Ana rola and Walmen, Nom Pederson for Honoka and Kuluthaele, Maul Bruin for Hamakna Honis, Pilla for Molokut ports, W G Hull Thompson for Kanal ports, Miswourian Findley for Kahautui, and Nippon Mari, Alameda, Nevadan, Illonian, and Hongkong Maru arrivals from San Francisco and the Orient with callouts to estimated times and routes.
Judge De Bolt condemned a man as a menace to society after arrest for a jewelry store robbery. Ah Pol, tied to the Edmunds Act, died by self-inflicted death in prison. A Hawaiian woman, married to Ah Poi, could not afford burial, and the body lay in the prison graveyard in Matti valley. A coroner's jury viewed the body and returned a verdict of death by own action.
Under authority of the Treasurer's Office Honolulu Oahu a dissolution petition is filed for Lee Toma & Company Limited. Objections must be filed by August 17 and hearings set at the office with appointed officers.
Deck passengers include Mika hula star from Kauai on June 6. Names listed: Goldstein Findley and wife, Gary, Komatsu, Harris, Truscott, Borges two, Mrs V Valente, Rev Kyeu and wife, Flohr family, Dr Babbetge, Father Joseph. From Kobe aboard CR ship Amirat Janreguiverry and Ryton-Walker with Japanese immigrants.
Vessel listing shows passengers departing BESEA on June 4 at 5 p m under steward WG Hall for Kauai ports. Names include Fairchild Turner V Damon Bolga H W M Mist Captain Helge Mrs Kinney Lee Chew Young J H Kawal Werner C K Haae C J Davis G F Davis Misa A Haae and Miss G A Sheldo.
Delegates and students gathered as Prince Cupid and J M Poepoe prepared talks on Congress and David Malo. The program listed various addresses, songs, and performances by Kamehameha students and staff, highlighting Hawaiian history and school activities at Kalihiula battlefield site.
An event listing for Kamehameha Boys includes "The Immigration Problem" by Charles H Kalaiwaa and "Kamehameha's Duty to Hawaii" by Samuel K Toomey along with musical pieces by Atkinsom Glee Club and a lecture lineup featuring Haku D Lovell and Harris & K Hulu. Diplomas presented by President Perley J Horne, with a vocal number and postale fandare. The catalog notes the strongest animals in the world die if they subsist on a vegetable diet, per vegetarians.
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