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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
2
Public and social notices plus advertisements from a Pacific States periodical. Items include forthcoming contest results, temple and school events, meetings, lectures, and community announcements with scattered names, places, dates, and organizational references. The page also mentions deliveries, sales pitches, and local business mentions amid a dense, fragmented OCR render.
A June report states that Japanese on the Pacific Coast and the Progressive party of Japan allied to topple the Japanese ministry and push an immigration clause revision, aiming to compel Japan to seek an apology from Washington and pay indemnity for San Francisco Japanese treatment. A separate note from Mexico City mentions Printout Cabewa of Guaiteriliy, and Roosevelt presided at a Masonic ceremony laying a cornerstone, showing a Washington link to a former George Washington event.
Fragmented reports indicate France confronts internal troubles following leadership changes. References to May Montpollinn and June events hint at government instability and potential protests.
The passage argues fourteen inches is the ideal read distance to reduce eye strain and protect focus. It warns that holding material differently can cause strain, weaken eye muscles, and lead to future harm, echoing the saying a stitch in time saves nine with a note on its altered application.
A German Krupps company sues General Cromer in a U.S. court for damages over a recoil gun patent claim. The dispute centers on a disappearing gun carriage reportedly used by the United States. A cablegram notes Straits stating Secretary Straits will visit Honolulu in August to play there.
A race riot broke out in Yazoo City on June Jace whr marking a deadly clash between white and black residents. Three Black individuals were killed and two more were seriously wounded from whippings. Four white people were wounded in the fighting.
The Czar has formally approved the American syndicate’s plan to build a railroad linking Alaska with Siberia through a tunnel beneath the Bering Strait. In Chicago a tornado killed 29 and injured 40 across Indiana and Kentucky. A trolley accident in Los Angeles left 2 dead and 15 injured. Port of Spain reports two fatal cases of a contagious pleague. In Belgrade a ministerial crisis arises as government leaders resign.
An escape from a Seattle jail occurred as Cho Su reportedly unlocked the lower bolt and fled through a yard to the roof, climbing the wall to freedom. Guards suspect Melanchy’s lax lock routine allowed the exit, while Chu Su fled unseen during a guard shift change. Police launched a search, hoping to recapture the clever suspect noted for larceny and on the police suspect list.
Tokio January 9 Viscount Tint leader of the Opposition of the House of Boers says the persecution of the Japanese by the people of Sim Franckey is one of the wickedest nets. If diplomacy fails the only option is to appeal to arms. He asserts America would join if sentiment becomes radically commercial.
Shipping notices list voyages and arrivals from Hawaii Molokai Maui and Kanai ports. Vessels include Simr W G Hall Thompson from Kavai, Iwalani Piles from Molokai, Adu from Hawaii, Helene from Punaluu Kan, and Lilelike from Hama Kia. Tomorrow arrivals include Nevadan San Francisco via Kahne lal direct and Alameda for San Francisco.
Passenger arrivals noted from several vessels including W. Hall from Kanal ports on June 9 with Mrs Panui and others aboard. Also listed are the Hilonian from San Francisco and the Dix from Manila with families and several named travelers aboard.
Fragmentary notice notes blank books of all sorts such as ledgers and sample products manufactured by the Bulletin Pub. The readable text hints at a trades or classifieds listing for supplies. No clear dates or locations are present.
Tomorrow is a holiday and Wells Fargo & Co express will close its shipment today. The office stays open until 9 p m for receipt of packages. The Honolulu notices announce postponed annual meetings for Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd and Honolulu Packing Co Ltd with election of officers and reports.
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