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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
Public notices urge deposits for contest votes before morning counts and preview a busy schedule of sales, theater, and entertainment. Names and places weave through a chaotic rail of ads for wholesale candy, carriages, medical and legal notices, and upcoming society events with dates and prices sparse or garbled.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate a railroad and Hamburg-Amerika steamship company combination that granted a large freight trade advantage between America and Europe. The inquiry seeks to determine the extent of the control and its impact on competition.
In Victoria BC on June 19 the armored cruiser Monmouth arrived to carry Prince Fushimi and his suite back to Japan. The mission is flown as part of British royal assurances, with King Edward ordering the voyage to ensure safe conveyance of the prince.
The Louisville convention passed a resolution endorsing President Roosevelt's policy. Delegates nominated A. W. Wilson for Governor.
One hundred people were drowned as floods surged through Thessaly. The disaster’s toll rises amid ongoing rescue efforts and widespread damage to homes and roads. Authorities warn of further heavy rain and urge caution for residents and travelers.
Shanghai on June 19 reports rising distrust toward Japan amid tense regional politics. The mood reflects concern over Japanese actions and potential consequences for international relations.
A terse note records the departure of a license session secret named Mikihala and Gregory in Kauat vorts, Bp. ma, with unclear context and no further details available.
Officials clash over publishing unedited remarks from the license board meeting with calls for executive sessions. A majority approves a sanitized, expurgated transcript while reporters push for public access.
The article notes first quarter of the moon on June 18 and lists times from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 80 minutes behind Greenwich mean time, tied to the 167 degree meridian. The time whistle at 1:80 p m matches Greenwich noon. Local sun and moon data pertain to the Whole Group.
The record notes arrival at 4 am of Stinr Claudine Bennett from Maut ports carrying 106 seks anger 3 sacks car 159 sacks pow tous 427 sacks four 140 casey honey 1 barrels bottles 28 calves 3 horses ji hoga 8 packages hides 158 pack ges sundries Am bith S$ Wilder Jackson 14 days from San Francisco mdse to BY A Schaefer Co Sumer Helene ew T:48 ah mm
A fragmentary dispatch lists early morning ship departures with times and routes. Mentions the W. G. Hall from Kal ports at 9 a.m. and the Pwalani Pilts leaving Molokat ports at 4 a.m. Also notes departures from Pun hal via Lota Chile and Ha- Wali ports with 6-2 and other unclear identifiers.
From Maui ports per star Claudine June 20. List includes J Kirkland Le Chung D H Davis and wife Mrs Brede Miss Kealoha and niece J Lightfoot M McCann Mrs Dinegar Miss Lindsay Miss Payne F Hans Wa Wash E W Russell D T Carey J Garcia W G Scott H Howell Mr Oyama Mrs H Noholkatu Mrs A M Cook Webber 8 N Lukua and wife Mrs J J Matthews From Lahaina Dr Moloney wife and child H Gorman Dr J H Raymond A J Spitzer W Henning Mr Goton Mr Apa Like and wife From Hana Mrs Torres and 121 passengers on deck.
A city committee plans a large fireworks display at Capitol grounds in the evening and negotiates a baseball game between Junior League teams. They ordered over 400 dollars worth of fireworks with rebates and distributed 500 bags of confetti to children. A sub committee meeting is set for tomorrow noon to discuss further actions and athletic events.
A new company takes over management of the Cliff House and Garden Gate entry. Sutro Heights will also come under the new administration in an effort to operate the renowned amusement venue as a general amusements report.
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