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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
11
A formal notice states that Joseph Kaiyown Ava acts as agent with full power of attorney for legal matters. It names Carter Lille or Alant and mentions a late_Way concern. The action references the 20th day of June and a White ANTE entity.
The fragment notes a discussion on Japanese affairs, mentioning Yamamoto, an American ambassador, and tensions in the Pacific. It references conservative views on policy and potential shifts in relations with the United States amid realignment in Asia.
A note from the Roosevelt administration indicates no need for alarm over William Averell Harriman as the ongoing probe by the Heistite Mommore Commission continues. Harriman faces questions about taltrond deals, with investigators examining his personal finances and potential connections to the Treasury.
The passage reports a scene of political agitation in Washington with references to maneuvers by Memmese politicians. It notes magnifying occurrences in Shu Mianeisco and questions the government’s attitude toward the matter as a comic display of perceived weakness.
Melbourne jeweler Ber chal Hiner was murdered by burglars yesterday. Stolen were five Unyas and dullvins, value unknown. Police probe ongoing.
In Cleveland Ohio on June 7 two children ages nine and eleven died by suicide using poison. The tragedy occurred today and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a faded historical term related to a tin or wax vessel and a man named Chie. The text is garbled and does not present a coherent event or named entities beyond vague references to a vein, mud, and a luxury item.
A chaotic collage of clipped vignettes and letters. Items range from bicycle tax notices to gossip on public figures and local events. The column weaves humorous, dated slang with stray anecdotes about taxes, ads, school life, and a children’s swimming mishap at a county beach.
By authority of the Board of Health Honolulu June 7 1907 sealed tenders in duplicate to supply palai to Molokai Leper Settlement for 24 months from July 1 1907 deliverable per bundle 21 pounds net priced per bag and delivered as ordered by the Superintendent bidders must file bonds and specify delivery location either at the settlement or by steamer at the contractor landing.
William R Castle represented Hawaii at Mohonk Conference presenting two adopted proposals. One urged an international declaration protecting private property in war and the other proposed neutralization of certain ocean trade routes. Influential figures voiced interest in Hawaii and potential future attendance.
Public notice from JAS W Pratt commissioner announces auction of two unoccupied agricultural pineapple lots in Pupukea Koolauoa at noon on June 17 1907 in Honolulu. sale proceeds cash with 25 percent deposit and three yearly installments at 6 percent interest, plans and details at Judiciary Building, Honolulu.
Public auction set for July 1 1907 at the judiciary building Honolulu under land act provisions. Lots listed with upset prices range from 80 to 120 acres. buyers must pay 20 percent at sale and the balance in four equal yearly installments with 6 percent interest. Lots lie between 1800 and 1500 feet above sea level on accessible roads, suited for mountain houses. For full details, contact Buildings Honolulu. T H Pratt Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu. May 1907.
James Loholt announces a public auction at the front entrance to the Judiciary building in Honolulu. Items listed include various bicycles and wheels with names such as Sterling Beyele, Hebike Bieyele, Tribune Bieyele, Columbia Bieyele, Imperial Beyele and Rambler Bieyele, offered to satisfy delinquent taxes and penalties per Revised Laws of Hawaii. The notice is dated June 7, with multiple sale dates noted in 1907.
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