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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
2
Local and general items note the next count in the Pacific States Tour will be published Friday June 21. The page lists numerous scattered snippets including weather, electoral mentions, ship movements, and society notes with many names and places, reflecting a busy late 19th or early 20th century metropolitan page.
Fragmented text mentions Dehanitites Mille Th devere and Halle Wane with a suppressed draarle of figs, dissolved Type, and references to various urban figures and locations. The garbled passage references a meridian and a derugsit pier, with scattered names and actions, but lacks coherent events or context.
A large audience attended the fourth annual convention of the Onlu Young People’s Union at Parthenese Church. The president read a work resume, funds were reviewed, officers elected for the year including President P. M. Tash and Secretary Rica Soares. Miss Hastings named treasurer.
The peace speaker addressed attendees about the unachievability of lasting peace and criticized wartime policies. The remarks focused on urging immediate action, though no clear resolution or permanent settlement was presented.
Prime minister Hayashi held a meeting with cabinet ministers and elder statesmen to outline views on policies. The government aims to accord on issues and seek a speedy solution with Washington to stabilize relations.
Commissioner Neill to handle the situation as indicated by the commission and local officials. Names appear inconsistent in the source, but the core note points to Neill coordinating the response with Hormevoll and other listed officials. Further readable fragments reference dates and organizational roles without clear context.
Loon Strand, attorney for defendants in the habeas corpus matter involving Licia Freitas, argues the child’s welfare justifies refusal to surrender. Defendants claim the father’s alcohol issues and alleged misconduct disqualify him from custody while uncle Antone Rodrigues, earning over $225 monthly, supports the plan to place the girl in the Sacred Heart Convent until adulthood.
Hawaii ports report 810 laborers and deck passengers from the Kumeri fleet. Admiral Beckley notes 280 Japanese deck passengers last Saturday from Hawaii and Maui, adding to 810 plantation workers on Oahu for a total near 1000. A Perugia court in July held Baltieri acquitted on a two hearts claim, while the Business Man's Handy In Ofx summarizes weekly business notes.
Amid tensions over a telegraphers strike, officials discuss prevention measures and potential wage concessions. The article notes industry groups and unions engaging in negotiations, aiming to avert service disruption and maintain prompt messaging nationwide.
Shipping notices quote tide tables from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and note Hawaiian time is ten hours forty minutes behind Greenwich. The time whistle at 1:30 p.m. equals Greenwich noon. Local time details list ships and crews with scattered names and movements, including arrivals and routes to various harbors.
Shipping schedule lists multiple steamer sailings today from Kanai and various ports including Anahola Yor obama Maui Hawaii and Mulokat with times around afternoon. Passenger bookings and names are given for Mauna Loa Kinau and related ships along with expected arrivals and immigrant from Pun val and Ka ports. Some entries note due tomorrow and due Wednesday with crews and travelers named such as P. Cooke Williamson R.R. Browning Mrs Kanaka nui J. Haywood and C. Richards.
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