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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
2
The notice calls for depositing Pacific States Tour Contest votes by 4 p m for inclusion in the next count. The result will be published in the Bulletin on Friday June 14. The page blends garbled OCR text with partial lines about giveaways, auctions, and local notices.
Northeasterly trade winds prevailed with cooler, less enervating temperatures. Weekly rainfall was heaviest in Kona Hawaii and Koolau Maui, with notable totals on Kauai Molokai and Oahu. The report lists island temperature averages and rainfall amounts for Hawaii Maui Oahu Kauai Molokai and the group totals.
A Washington Herald excerpt portrays Queen Liliuokalani as reconciled with the Territory status after a failed bid for the throne. It describes a Honolulu Bulletin report of a Maui Legislative gathering hosted by the former queen’s proxy, with speeches praising territorial governance and U. S. prominence, reflecting cordial native American relations and a desire for similar order in other Pacific possessions.
Tokio June 12 Nichi Nichi, leading Japanese paper, says the American situation is undoubtedly grave. Hocho advocates commercial retaliation as negotiations fail. Cape Nome June 12 Ohio steamer aground with four drowned. The vessel previously carried Los Angeles excursionists to Honolulu.
In Sonsonate Nicaraguans who plundered the town and robbed a bank of $20,000 were defeated by Salvadorians. Their leader, John Moisant, a San Francisco man, was captured in the aftermath.
Portland reports twenty more furniture dealers indicted under anti trust laws have pleaded guilty. Boise notes former Colorado governor Peabody has arrived to testify in the Moyer Haywood trial.
June 12 report states the Golden Gate Cracker Company has failed with liabilities of 110000 dollars. No details on creditors or court actions are provided in the readable text.
Arrived Thursday June 13 and June 12 with ships including Claudine Bennett from Ka dolul carrying 293 sacks potatoes 41 sacks corn 400 sacks flour 17 barrels empty bottles 43 bags 97 packages hides and 40 head cattle. Also W G Hall Thompson at Kauai ports Iwalani Piltz for Maui and Molokai ports at 6 pm French S Amiral Jauregniberry Jouan bound for San Francisco and Vancouver at 6 pm.
Star Mikahala commanded by Gregory sails for Kaas ports at 6 p m. Stor Helene with Nelson heads to Hamakua ports at 6 p m. Sehr Mol Wahine Sum departs for Hono ipu at 5 p m.
United States steamer Thomas Lynam and the steamer Claudine Bennett schedule departures tomorrow at 5 p.m. from Maalaea and Lahaina for Maui ports. The Thomas Lynam serves Maalaea while Claudine Bennett sails to Maui ports.
From Maul ports per steamer Claraine June 13 From Hana Lau Tong Ay J Blackman Mrs Silva and 2 children From Kalnjul Miss McGown Miss M Cummings Mrs Loy G H Bergstrom J W Bergstrom W H Lowenthal C M Lovested J A McLeod Mrs Ogaina and 3 children Mrs R Hanamakai Mrs B Walwatole From Lahaina W Williams Rey J W Wadman Mrs J Richardson B A Mott-Smith A Waterhouse U Schoenberg From Keange Mrs Kinimaka and 103 on deck Per U S A T Thomas from San Francisco June 12 For Honolulu A K Lyman Lieut H A Wrightson Michael Edwards James Flynn John O'Brien Thomas Walsh 107 enlisted men
Av Bin os on Departing for Kauai ports June 12. Mrs. H. W. Kinney Str. and Mrs. A. Wilcox, Miss Wilcox, Miss Quinn, A. V. Peters named among passengers or associated persons.
The hydrographic survey discussion notes a budget cut from 150000 to 100000, delaying the project this year. Governor Carter reportedly moved Washington to back the survey, with Acting Governor Atkinson interpreting a cable as a pledge to cover department expenses. The work aims to locate artesian water and gather bore information.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a historical note about wine growers causing trouble with names and dates unclear. The readable portion references 1807 and places or persons such as My Gad Alpe Joba Belwone amid garbled context.
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