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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
2
The Pacific States Tour Contest results appear in today’s Bulletin alongside a jam-packed list of local notices. Announcements cover lodge meetings, weddings, theater sales, hotel promotions, and community items from city streets to neighborhood businesses, with many names and places named.
Punahou alumni gathered for their annual reunion with the Waitapuna Club and college glee club providing entertainment. Judge Antone Perry was elected president with WL Whitney as vice president and Mrs. TD Howard Hitchock as secretary treasurer. A. C. Alexander chaired the event, and speakers included President Griffiths and Dillingham, who praised attendance and financial matters for future college work.
Yale won the boat race by a length over Harvard amid a scuffle as Harriman was arrested for mutiny near the course. A hurricane reports say islands in the Carolines were devastated with about 200 killed. A subway fire in New York killed two persons in the Pennsylvania tunnel on Forty-third Street.
The Wallagh trial was adjourned into Monday due to key papers being secured in the Governor's office. A jury was selected this morning, with A. V. Peters named to complete the panel.
Contained in a continuation: a vessel charter to take aesengera to Vancouver, payment for their food, and no effect even if quarantine occurs. A non protest meeting for intending passengers is planned at the Chinese theatre this afternoon to thank for summer accommodations and hotel bill reductions. The speaker denies claims about paying Chinese workers or police complaints about fund refunds.
Notice states that San Pablo Bay Channel Beacon No 15 has been destroyed and will be replaced by a first class beacon buoy as soon as practicable. Mariners are advised to navigate with caution in the area until the new mark is set.
Temperature readings range from 74 to 80 across morning to noon with a high of 80 at noon. Barometer 29.98 inches, relative humidity 63 percent, dew point 64. Wind speeds 4 to 6 miles per hour from the north. Moon phase and precipitation trace noted. total wind movement 0 miles for the 24 hours ended at noon. Stockman, Section Director, Bureau.
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