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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
5
The Central Improvement Committee urges residents to keep sidewalks clear, pick up litter, and plant weeds free fronts. Citizens are asked to rally family and staff to help with tending curbs and maintaining tidy streets, as quiet daily acts improve the city’s appearance and livability.
A Maui committee led by W. T. Robinson and L. Coke plans a week of tours for visiting Congress members, including Wattuki and Puunene sugar mills. The group will visit Haleakala crater at sunrise, Tao Valley, and Paia, with Nahiku and Lahaina later. a rubber industry view and native hospitality are highlighted. An Athabite City anti smoke ordinance tightens emission rules with penalties up to 200 dollars.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange lists latest sugar at 77.20 dollars per ton. Market activity shows a steady tone with traders watching global supply shifts and regional demand.
The next count in the Pacific States Tour Contest will be quoted in the Bulletin Friday May 1. Various items note local business ads, transport movements, court notices, and upcoming events. A transport ship Howitt sails to the Pacific, and Claudine arrives with a Congressional party. court cases involve garnishments and judgments against Sam Wo Chen and partners.
Joseph J. Laddon, 24, a conductor on a Franklin Avenue car, narrowly escaped severe burns after a coil of wire on the track became entangled with machinery. He crawled under the car to free it, but the wire wrapped around his neck and made contact with a live circuit before witnesses intervened. He was rescued in a near fatal incident described in the Evening Bulletin.
Leahs Chapter of Eastern Star invites men and women to a men’s business lunch on May 7th and 17th at Pacific Hardware Co. Fort Street. Tickets cost 40 cents per day or a season for $1. Proceeds support local charity with no sales pitch beyond fellowship and food.
An OCR fragment lists weather and movement terms with times such as May 7 8h and 8 A ap, noting positive readings, wind velocity figures around 4 to 6, and directions in vague form. References to velocity, direction, and movement appear alongside scattered numbers and names unclear in this damaged snippet.
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