19 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
1
Stockton faces subsidence amid a series of geologic disturbances. Oroville Macventile and Yuba City are reported affected as the surrounding Sacramento region endures tremors and shifting soil.
Defense experts testified to Harry Thaw's insanity today in New York Court. The proceedings reference his mental state as the trial continues with testimony and late developments reported from March events and related observations.
Fragmented report notes heavy rains swell rivers on March 1 with storm impacts and a strainer incident near the coast. Details are garbled but indicate local disruptions and planned proceedings the following morning.
Copenhagen report says the Danish training ship Viking capsized in the harbor amid eight heavy gales. No lives were lost. A separate San Francisco item notes sugar prices with a 6 degree Centrify quoted at 15 cents or 7030 per ton, and a previous quotation of 3.60 cents.
The Honolulu Brewing and Malting Company delays releasing Khele Hoek Beer until April 1. They say the public will better appreciate the new beer on that date and offer to the public a product never before in the market.
The Board of Health will hold a spooker meeting to discuss the Motokal trip with Legislature members in attendance. The trip began for legislators and a few outsiders, but expanded to include more, raising concerns tickets could be shared. Officials vow to prevent improper junketing and ensure only authorized participants go.
A confused report describes Maui teachers unintentionally offending the Senate. The Education Committee considers changes, while witnesses at a hearing pressured by a committee member. The scene includes heated remarks about teachers and school matters, with unclear details and references to a newspaper ballot and paper basket.
The session adjourned to tomorrow with action deferred on a salary bill and vetoes. Reports from committees include tax, corporate, and street railway measures, plus requests for a resident physician and a federal building site.
Public program in Honolulu features an excursion to Wahiawa by special train with lunch at Mr. Munty C. Brown’s place. Visitors will tour the island by car, enjoy a band concert in Kaplonlani Park, and view exhibits at the Hickey Museum as part of a tropical life and scenery display.
A request was sent for Stackable to obtain extended leave until the Kumric shipment of Par Lieder immigrants is processed. The aim is to allow Stackable to handle the Kumric traffickers and await latest information before mailed details.
Maruta charged with larceny in the second degree did not appear for trial. Judge Roblin declared his cash bail forfeited and issued a bench warrant for his arrest.
Reporting to Dr. White son of Thomas H. White of the White Sewing Machine Co now located in this Territory the future of the pineapple industry on Maul is bright. The crops have been planted and production is expected to double next season with Maul Agricultural Co and Halky Peait Pack expanding plantings. The report notes a new double row cultivation scheme and mentions the Cayenne variety as favorable. A trip to the Coast concludes the excerpt with admiration for the country and pineapples.
The Nevadan will take tourists on a new voyage with Teetee aboard to enable a tour of Athens. The Nebraskan haw previously partnered with Heener but is reassigned to run between Tex Huuntopee and Ulrectea. Nevadan will transfer a passenger hornse to carry twelve aboard.
A group of prominent locals oppose the site chosen by Taylor for a public project. They note strong support for both the opera house and the Gore lot, with petitions circulating to influence Treasury decisions. Taylor’s stance and the Waterhouse Trust concerns shape the debate as supporters push for wider backing.
Scientists of Bawai receive praise for achievements described in a verbose dispatch. The note highlights notable researchers and institutions contributing to advances in science and technology across regions.
A notice states to leave an order for a box of choice pineapples or a bunch of selected bananas at the WELLE-FARGO OFFICE KING BT. The message implies a local office handling a fruit request with specific product options.
A chaotic incident unfolds in a crowded lane area as a heated exchange escalates into a dangerous moment. Eyewitnesses report shouted threats and a rapid retreat, with no immediate injuries confirmed. Police arriving later secured the area and began a preliminary inquiry.
A noisy, error-filled clipping discusses a Knights of Columbus meeting and references wartime atrocities. It cites extended calls to humanity and condemns oppressors, mentioning cities like New York Boston Philadelphia and a polewaining line about sacrifice and punishment.
An unclear early note outlines an estimated funding amount for a local work project. The document references a public bulletin and city premises, suggesting financial planning and a required contribution level. The legible phrases indicate a formal request or directive associated with municipal budget considerations.
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