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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
5
Maria Croeda and Juana Colon, two Porto Rican women, appeared before Judge Whitney and Chiyee. Police say the incident resembled highway robbery as they allegedly accosted a Chinese laundryman, attempted to take $18, resisted, and fled to police where they were arrested. case ongoing.
Mr Warwin of Oceanic argues a proposed Aust alia to San Francisco line will be freighters only, not carrying passengers. He notes subsidy needs on both sides, and predicts the new line will be British bottoms with no American freight. he urges Congress action for American shipping.
A crowded Orpheum house enjoyed My Tomboy Girl last night and a second rendition of A Ragged Hero is billed for tonight with new side acts. The story features a heroic railroad crossing rescue and the audience applauded the lively comedy. Seats can be reserved and plans for the breakwater project progress with no further delays.
Latest sugar price listed at the Honolulu Stock Exchange stands at 3.84 cents per pound or 76.80 dollars per ton, reflecting current market quotes for the commodity.
The Oahu Central Improvement Committee invites public input for the sidewalk project ahead of tomorrow evening's meeting in Promotion Committee rooms. Citizens may submit views by tomorrow noon to ensure data is ready for final touches and the next steps. Communications can be handed to Myers or left at Promotion rooms.
A jumble of notices on deposits for counts, travel by steamer and ship schedules, local cafe and shop ads, social news about Queen Liliuokalani, the Mauna Loa voyage, and various legal and public notices. Includes Benny & Co ads, bicycle repair, concerts, and a court payment to Louise K. Dods.
The court heard testimonies in a case involving Amasu and Willan Malia alleging improper conduct and a death threat. Judge Linday presided as jurors weighed whether Amasu acted under duress or malicious intent during the incident.
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