13 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
The Honolulu Gas Company directors announce a forty cent reduction in gas price from $2.00 to $1.50 per thousand, effective the first day of July. Manager J. Wight cites new plant efficiency and community support, predicting higher gas use and lower overall lighting costs with the new 60 candlepower lamp.
Attorney General Peters states Hawaii social clubs may continue liquor operations under existing Act 25 taxes, despite new law. He notes Act 67 of 1905 remains effective for club licensing, while Act 28 governs club taxation at $200 annually. The opinion aligns with legislative intent to avoid barring club sales.
The Tax Appeal Court heard cases this afternoon including questions on whether leased pineapple lands are exempt under a recent exemption law. The Estate of J. R. Williams appealed a $4340 assessment, with a $2500 valuation. court sustained the appeal. A new trial motion was filed by William Mahukit in a separate case involving damages for false imprisonment. An ejectment suit Marta Gaspar v. Mary E. Low proceeded before a jury, and Kubota Kenka sought a divorce from Miyakichi on grounds of desertion.
Work on the new Honolulu High School begins once a satisfactory plan is chosen. Superintendent Babbletye has two draft plans, but neither fully meets needs, prompting a request for a new design. About $60,000 was appropriated from on-hand funds, avoiding delays. Builders will use the Muertens property, recently acquired for land exchange, though occupancy is limited until government needs arise.
This famous band will play during the intermission of the dances at the Seaside this evening. A farewell will be given in honor of the officers and ladies of the transport Thomas.
Federal authorities plan cooperation with Hawaii Territory to stamp out contagious disease. Surgeon General's department will send an expert scientist to work with the Board of Health, with no immediate crisis but to bolster scientific efforts and share responsibilities.
Odd item list reads as an export note with fruits and unclear destinations. Mentions Const yer 6 8 Alameda Junie tank and WELLER UONICK KuNO BF, but no coherent event or date.
Associated Press report from Tokyo dated June 13 notes that journalists in Japan have been warned not to publish inflammatory material regarding America. The notice aims to curb sensational reporting and maintain public order amid tense relations.
The congregation voted 124 to 0 to extend Dr Norenin Scudder the pastorate, approving a $4,000 annual salary and six weeks’ vacation each year. A proposal allowing alternating one year of twelve weeks vacation followed by a shorter year was approved.
The Japanese Ambassador at the Court of St James said in London that the troubles in San Francisco do not justify alarmist rumors spread by irresponsible sources.
Madge De Rolt’s court morning exposes an upper back room raid at a Chinese joint. Officers Taylor Leal Apana Jarrett seized portable evidence including barred doors cow weights and junk while Ah Kan and seventeen others deny gambling charges in a case before Judge John Cathcart.
The piece urges citizens to follow government practice by storing precious state documents in a safe deposit box. It notes that keeping papers at home risks theft or fire and suggests renting a safe box for 50 cents monthly.
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd is cited in a historical record listing corporate names and references. The fragment mentions Wort Ai and emgluly in association with the company, indicating archival material or a registry entry from a period where corporate identifiers were recorded alongside partners or subsidiaries.
Acting Governor Atkinson calls a public Throne Room meeting next Wednesday to discuss Honolulu's Fourth of July observance with speeches, potato races, Declaration reading, and fireworks. Officials promise a stylish celebration with gunpowder demonstrations and community events, though exact plans are not final.
San Francisco June 13 final arguments were heard with Attorney Campbell defending Schmitz and Heney presenting the prosecution case in the high profile trial.
An expert hydrographic survey is proposed with the United States Geological Survey and Department of the Interior involvement. Several officials discuss funding and responsibility to begin the work, aiming to save a full year of effort and expenses.
The machinists have agreed to a set lement of strike troubles and the Iron Works will be reopened on Monday. The cross-examination of Harry Orchard was concluded today. May Sutton defeated Ms Felson today.
A fragmented notice notes a sale closing next Monday. Readable bits reference L. fe Serr & Co and a growing crowd of buyers attracted by rising prices and goods.
J Hopp and Company have moved sample stock to the Lewers and Cooke building on King Street. The three story and basement new quarters are devoted to furniture making and sales, and the firm invites customers to inspect the new store which is now open.
Suan in San Francisco reports on beet analysis showing parity and accents in the 93 4d results. The brief item notes ongoing study topics and dates.
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