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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
2
Voting deadline urged for upcoming count with results to appear in Friday’s Bulletin. The item notes local ads, events, and notices including theater, sales, and community activities amid a busy mix of names and places.
An unreadable fragment from CADE NEWS references Vancouver and May. It mentions nine disturbances and miners being displaced by deputies. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are identifiable beyond these fragments.
Washington with a mixed local summary reports a Supreme Court dismissal of a Honolulu case involving leprosy and illicit detention, plus administrative reshuffles in Hawaii. Other items note church events, a Union Electric Co. advert, a Ladies’ Club program, and leadership changes at the Board of AK.
New York May 14 Baron Ozawa outlines Japan’s search for a strategic alliance. The report notes cautious diplomacy and moral framing as ro des.
Vieni May 14 Socialists push to gain ground ahead of polls. Telawan Persia May 1 reports indicate rising labor tensions. Orashy May 14 notes end of a strike after unrest and partial settlement.
A misspelled promotional note touts a tooth care pamphlet to improve dental hygiene worldwide. It cites a cleanser and preventive aims, urging readers to visit for guidance and to adopt the enamel protection program.
Ill health and odd events disrupt a family as Ueto presents a new comedy in New York. The cast includes W A Cesne and others with a focus on theatrical misadventure and domestic tensions.
Immoral divorce practices blamed on Orientals prompt U S action. Tsuehi Yanagi and Santoki are jailed for Edmunds Act violation after a Japanese woman claimed to divorce and remarry here. Authorities question legality of divorces arranged via Japan and by parents. The case hinges on whether such divorces are lawful under U S law and Japanese proceedings.
The article notes the moon's first quarter on May 20 and lists tide times from U S Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. It explains Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 80 minutes behind Greenwich, aligned to 157 30, with the 1 30 p m whistle matching Greenwich noon. Local time applies to the entire group.
The vessel Nilhau with Oness Iron Kauai High School crew and 6160 bags of sugar 7 barrels 1 bags tires 79 packages of wheel items arrived at 6 50 am. The Nevadan Greene departed Kithulul at 7 am with part cargo of sugar for San Francisco.
A fragmentary ship schedule notes departures on May 14 from Stmr Twalani and Stmr Ka hului with crews including Sime W. G. Hall Thompson and Nichols, bound for Molokal Kop ma Kaual ports and Kahului. Also mentions Stmr Claudine Parker sailing at evening time.
Arrivals list includes A. B. Pemberton and wife, C r. Wilson, Rodrigues, F. Lamb, Yok Hon, Yim Fook, Ah Lin, Kim Pook, J. W. L. Hjorth, C.F. Hays, C. W. Baldwin, and others aboard the star Niitau en route from San Francisco, dated May 15.
In the Dietz matter Judge Whitney sustained the defense demurrer to a complaint by Watchmaker Redhouse who alleged an article in the Advertiser linked him and his wife to deaths in Diamond Head crater. The ruling leaves open the possibility of a new complaint. Yamane, the Japanese immigrant, had his sword cane case continued to Friday. Benson, who used coarse language toward Patrolman Jose Peter, was fined six dollars and costs after claiming drunkenness.
The Sand HUI Gazette narrates a tale of three tramps gambling with mind bets over a pile of railroad tires in yards. They shield their hands to avoid cheating and engage in high stakes talk with vivid, if garbled, quotes, culminating in a stranger mix of dialogue and action reflecting street life.
Weather report from the U S Weather Bureau shows temperatures at 1 am 70, 8 am 76, 10 am 77 rising to 79. Barometer 8 am 20 02 inches. Relative humidity 68 percent, dew point 66. Wind varied from 4 to 13 mph, directions EB NE NW and N E. Rainfall 0.02 inches in 24 hours ending noon. Totals include 172 miles of wind movement.
In a suit by Kwong Chong Yuen Co against Lung Wai Co, amended complaint alleges two Chinese firms clash over water rights on leased land along Pilnalo stream. Ducks, fish, bananas and crops allegedly ruined after dams were smashed in May 1905, causing losses of 161.40 and seeking 2000 punitive damages plus restoration claims.
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