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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
11
A fragmentary report describes a skeleton found in Koolau and notes the death as self-inflicted. The text references names like Paige, Deputy Hohbe, and Alonzo C Willamy, Clerk of Fenena County, Cal, amid scattered references to witnesses, coroners, and a long sequence of unclear phrases.
By authority an act appropriates thirty thousand dollars from the public treasury to cover expenses of the Hawaii Territory House of Representatives session for 1907. The act takes effect upon approval dated March 2, 1907, signed by Governor G. R. Carter.
The 1907 act appropriates twenty thousand dollars from the Public Treasury to defray expenses of the Regular Session of the Senate of the Hawaii Territory Legislature. The measure takes effect upon approval, with it dated March 2, 1907.
Secretary Wood receives a remarkable report dated January 1007 detailing plans by major railroads to boost Hawaii through sweeping travel and promotional efforts. The document requests support from high officials and outlines the distribution of promotional folders to encourage tourism and expansion.
A note describes a new bank building project near Bethel on merchant property. The Yokehinee Apeche tank and Mullin banking jairposn involvement are mentioned, with focus on the convention and property acquisition linked to the Yokeotuma nation.
A fragmented 19th century oration extols patriotism and civic virtue, urging Americans and Hawaii to uphold freedom and law. It lauds historic republics, condemns tyranny, and argues women can be patriots shaping political solutions while urging unity against greed and war. The piece interweaves ideals of virtue, public duty, and national resilience.
A court session focused on the defamation matter involving Kaw Yee and the individual Kellett. The master indicated financial demands and the potential for further hearings, with Mrs Mingonn denying involvement and Mr Maiveattilie overseeing proceedings likely to brief the court on required names.
A historical clipping reports that Mrs Eddy is declared mentally unbalanced amid an accounting dispute involving close relatives and a founder’s name appears in the miscopied text. The fragmented item references an alleged mental incompetency and family matters.
A partial OCR fragment notes Corona’s passengers saved after a shipwreck amid rough seas. The report mentions all hands ashore and ongoing efforts to reach safety. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged text.
A baseball match is set at the League grounds between the Tosth Infantry and the Rapid Xeeunite in the afternoon with free admission. A cricket game at Makiki grounds features the Hololulu Cricket Club versus Everton picked team at 2 oclock today, promising close play.
A daughter was born on March 4, 1007, at Maternity Hare in the city. The birth is recorded under the name Hakuole.
The afternoon session saw Worth introduce a bill to prevent cruelty to children, with a related reading and remarks. A resolution to appropriate funds for Hawaii followed, referred to the Education Committee. The Senate adjourned to 10 am. The issue noted brightening the issue of local papers and reports. Commodore Thynne of the Vancouver Yacht Club attended a gathering at the Young Hotel for a weekly bulletin report.
A Hawaiian kennel club meeting on Thursday evening addressed the issue of protecting dogs from mange. Officials reported a unanimous decision to support the county sheriff in actions to curb the disease and aid the welfare of local animals. The meeting was attended by several club members including DPRK and CL figures.
In a rough classroom contest at Neval School C2 defeated A byw wre OF Lit. The lineup included May Akon Allee Harper Dalay Kav fol Marion Willem Ange line Silva and more with guards and centers named among officials Henry Williame and Mhe Stawart.
PUNS defeated High School No. 2 by a narrow margin in a packed gym. Withington, Mon Yin, and Ge Pans led the scoring and defense as SMU, La On, and B Borge troubled the opposition. Key players included Withington, Akin, and Dewi while refs B Grune oversaw the game.
In Haleiwa a local golf club plans an informal hotel tournament with ten prizes. Weeks Howard Colorrow is noted among players as the event unfolds. Next Sunday the White Rock trophy monthly money will be contested at Moonlinin with arrangements by Manager Witgood Naw as interest grows.
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