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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
2
The column lists varied items from sales and performances to public notices and travel details. Mentions include watch shopping, theater, sugar shipments, ship schedules, and a community meeting agenda with dates and locations scattered across the Hawaii Pacific region.
Chaotic report from San Francisco notes Governor CHUNerh Nha threatening militia action if peace fails. Mentions a proposed meeting with Corellealist Culloun and Odell’s resolution backing President Hughes. Also reports shipwrecked Whang ho near Astoria and a Shriners train wreck near Los Angeles with fatalities and injuries.
Los Angeles reports thirty one victims of the Shriner train wreck with authentic confirmation. No Hawaiians among the victims. The train approached from the east at the time of the accident.
Comtailiupply, Turkey, May 1. Revolutions for having a Japanese Ambassador here are checked. Turkey de aniwillinig concede to Japan privileges held by European powers. San Francisco, Cal, May 12. Fifty euros were operated yesterday. every editor was quiet. The Labor Cornett ue dechinad haycott, come and.
Fragmented dispatches report the extension of the longshoremen strike from New York to Boston and Philadelphia. Other items note Ellen Terry, actor, and relations with Sir Henry Irving. May 12 reports include Grand Duke Nicholas and Princess Anastasia of Montenegro marriage and a Durango mine disaster with casualties.
A local shop promotes a stylish spring wardrobe with a fine assortment of spring suitings. The ad promises correct styles and a good fit, appealing to readers ahead of Easter.
Congressmen faced a College nine in Panahow, with Wilson at left field and Webb pitching. The College lineup included Kingabury and Wilsong. After four innings the Congressmen led 5 to 0, Wilson hitting a five-base hit as President Griffith umpired.
Local notices detail entertainment by the Ninth Cavalry Band during intermissions at the Seaside tonight. The remainder reports several divorce cases, alleging cruelty, adultery, and abandonment, including Ferriera and Muniz families, with custody and alimony requests in multiple filings.
The Supreme Court and federal court adjourned in respect to Judge Gear. A Malden Bar Association meeting appointed a committee to draft resolutions honoring the deceased member. Harvard football outlook noted with Josling Crane assumed as head coat. intercollegiate news from Yale and Harvard is mentioned amid tributes.
Shipping notes list vessels and arrivals on May 12 with names W G Hall Iwalani and Simi Mauna and other steamers from Kauai Molokai Maui and San Francisco. Passengers arriving include Mrs Lucas Mrs Booth Miss Y Van Hing and others aboard walani and other ships.
A list of travelers booked to sail toward Hawaii and San Francisco aboard several steamers. Names include C Dement, Dr. Bullet and wife, Mrs. J. J. Horner, H J Hayselden, W. G. Hall, J. F. Vischer, R. S. Hosmer, FF McHenry, E. F. Bishop, Mrs. H. V. Murray, Mr. Clapp, G. P. Thielen, Mrs. C. Hu Sliman, and others. Schedules show May 14 to May 18 departures with routes to Honolulu and San Francisco.
The Ellefords limit audience size to hall capacity for each performance. Three plays are billed this week after mainland success, with The Princess of Patches on Monday and Tuesday, followed by The Henrietta. Box office stays open. advance seat reservations advised. Columbia track announces six meets under manager F Sage. Season opens Saturday with the Interclass championship, plus duals with Pennsylvania and Princeton. Penn relay entry May 4 and Cambridge events May 5.
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