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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
9
A garbled OCR item lists place names, people, and scattered terms suggesting a district or city report. It references Tullyston and Kelson, mentions roads, stores, and events with uncertain details. The fragment reads like a jumbled local column or notices with many unreadable sections.
Fragmented OCR text reveals figures around seventy thousand dollars and twenty thousand, with mentions of various names, places, organizations, and legal actions. The passage references revenues, taxes, and political processes, including congress and governance terms, amid a chaotic, garbled report.
The document records various legal and financial matters including corporation losses amounting to about 37,000, a tort case with 8 dollars shown as a cost, an estate matter involving Ke Lopu Witine and Judge Robinson, and appointments of executrix Lanieta tied to A. Vi Guvter. It lists costs in the ANC OF 4728 venti and references multiple defendants in cases like Mendanen vs Wis Chons War.
Reporter recounts leg 1s back from the coast with William Lehigh of Mutual iphone Co returning aboard the Moana. The piece details plans to validate new equipment, wirehousing, and service improvements while noting bribery trials and various implicated individuals.
A complaint in Honolulu, February 7, 1907, accuses Gerhard Dietz of criminal libel over an Advertiser article about Carl Mett. Redhouse alleges Dietz authored the piece and named Redhouse and his wife as the suspected “pair” linked to a Diamond Head crater murder. The dispute traces to professional jealousy and public accusations.
Investigation into rumors that Spanish women supplied houses of prostitution to Hellapolis. Police report no evidence that Spanish women are working in the red light district. Officials caution rumors and note no changes in the district despite speculation.
The entry notes the moon’s last quarter on May 4 and gives times sourced from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Hawaiian standard time runs one hour slower than Greenwich, tied to the 157 30 meridian, with a 1:30 p.m whistle tied to Greenwich time despite garbled text about sun and moon observations.
The report notes arrivals at several ports including View lorlas OM, Hilo, and associated destinations. Names mentioned include Neville, Moan, Stun, Kingu, and Preenen with times around 6:0. The fragment shows a schedule style indicating ships or persons reaching ports on a Saturday in May, with unclear locations and authorities.
Fragmented OCR lists a voyage notice with names and ports in Balinity and California. Mentions Claudine Parker and Neville related to colonial or maritime context. Details are incomplete but indicate a departure on Friday May 3 for Mansaid Mawalt and San in Balinity Ae CA.
A scanned passenger list shows names of travelers and companions arriving from multiple ports including Elo and Hoe on a scheduled 9am to 0 time, with numerous individuals listed such as Geo Richardson Mrs HH Alexander J Miner J Fuller Ted Guard Mrs Geo Lye and child Mish iim Geo bycuraus and more, reflecting a detailed ships passenger roster with dozens of names and affiliations.
A list of passengers and associated names for a voyage to Maui and Hawaii ports is given. The roster includes K R Adams H W Snow C A Erans J J Sullivan Levy L Joseph and many accompanying family members and titled individuals.
The Salvation Army holds daily services in the hall at King Street and Nunanu Avenue starting eight o clock each evening except Wednesday. Sunday programs include a seven am prayer drill and an 11 am holiness service with junior and young people sessions. Additional Salvation meetings occur at 12 30 pm and at 5 pm, with outreach to the Penitentiary and County Jail at 12 30 pm.
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