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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
A long mixed wire and local item listing events, notices, ads, and brief society notes. Mentions of hotels, a baby show, fashion, car and steamship services, and church announcements. Includes various community activities, concerts, and public notices with scattered proper nouns and places.
President Roosevelt expressed displeasure at Japanese Ambassador Aoki for the handling of the San Francisco trouble, citing a lack of tact in approaching the delicate situation. The exchange underscores mounting tensions between the United States and Japan amid the ongoing crisis.
June 20 report from Manila notes heavy turnout on the opening day for the first elections voter registration. Registration will continue for four days with no disorders reported.
Stackable reappeared in the Sierra this morning after a short absence. A reporter saw him and described his demeanor and character.
A reporter quotes Stackable saying he cannot discuss immigration prospects for the islands and will file a financial report to the Board of Immigration. He mentions plans to finish his work in a day or two and hints at resigning, with Tenney indicating Stackable will issue a statement to the press later.
Friday report lists vessels including Korea and Sierra with sailing times from Yokohama and BanMr and schedules to H Hackfeld Co Ltd and Ti win Co Ltd agents. Reads like a partial shipping update with several garbled names and times.
Brief racing card notes 8S Korea and Stuer with Sandberg for Sam Francisco at 5 p m Claudine Bennett and Maul ports near 6 p m in a small program.
A list from Sierra dated June 21 records 4 9 passengers arriving from San Francisco including Dr and Mrs He Alderson Mr and Mrs Maurice Block Mr and Mrs J Boll Mir Mrs K M Boothe W F Conroy Miss Millie Brid t and numerous others such as G H Dowsett J A Dickey Miss L A Dickey Judge A C Hink Von W A Kinney Prof G A Mead Henry Mead and many more passengers and accompanying children or partners.
A list of travelers and passengers includes Mrs. Brown with two children, Miss Ridgway, Miss Margaret Loomis, H C Turner and family, Mrs. Bar nett, and many others. Names span various ports, with June 21 sailings noted for Kauai and San Francisco routes.
The last Legislature created a part time assistant or clerk to Librarian Lydecker of the Archives. The Board of Commissioners will appoint on July 1. A man who can read Mawalian would help but translation could be paid by piece work. John Wise, late Clerk of the House, is a potential applicant.
Acting Governor A. ly. C. Atkinson thanks Hon. F. A. Schaefer for four decades of service to Queen's Hospital and public duties. Schaefer replies from Honolulu June 21 1997 acknowledging the tribute and his tenure as Wustee and officer.
The Chinese Athletic Club denies allegations raised at a meeting at the Aloha Club House last night. A representative pressed for the issue amid claims connected to a decision by WIHT Wie Incorneet and JOR GOOKIM, with legal counsel Hewlin present.
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