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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
6
Oceanic timetable mix lists May departures from Alameda with scattered dates and ports including May 11 May 17 May 22 and July 9. Entries show destinations possibly Alameda San Francisco or Rio de Janeiro but text is fragmentary and uncertain.
Oahu Railway timetable shows outward trips to Walton Wajalia Kahuki and Way stations with morning and afternoon departures and an inward list of arrivals to Honolulu from Kahuku Waianae and Wahiawa. The Haleiwa Limited operates Sundays for first class passengers, leaving Honolulu and returning with limited stops at Pearl City and Wahiawa.
Bishop and Co. bankers advertise commercial and travellers letters of credit issued on the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank London. They serve as correspondents for the American Express Company and Thos. Cook and Son and offer interest on term and savings bank deposits.
Claus Spreckels & Co Bankers Honolulu lists agents in San Francisco and major banks in London New York Chicago Paris Hong Kong Shanghai New Zealand Australia and Vancouver. Offers loans on approved security commercial credits bills of exchange bought and sold.
A 1907 journal item reports President Theodore Roosevelt's circular letter to U S schoolchildren on Arbor Day urging forest conservation and replanting. The piece notes the national push, the educational aim, and Roosevelt’s call to duty through forestry, including a reception at Mrs Wilcox's residence. The article also describes a tea hosted by Mrs Wilcox for local ladies and the farewell mood.
In a Honolulu letter dated May 1 1907 L E Pinkham decries secrecy in leprosy cures and accuses political figures of overreaching. He praises board of health efforts, urges scientific testing, and warns against public sensationalism while calling for steady medical ethics and better treatment access for patients.
In Wailuku Maui on April 26 Mrs OM Lyons hosted a farewell pol for Mrs Raymond Specht to the Bulletin. Guests included family friends and local figures as Judge Kepalial offered a toast praising the guest, marking a longstanding close friendship and devotion among attendees.
A letter from April 30 1907 argues salaries for officials are excessive and that equivalent public service deserves higher pay. The writer contends resignations would be matched by capable substitutes, and questions a big rise unless service quality improves. The piece cites comparisons with East officials and private sector pay.
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