16 May 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
1
Special to The Bulletiny Maui May 16 Maui hosts Congressmen with hospitality shows at Kahului after a crowd gathers at the pier. A Chinese girl Ah Ming greets the delegation on the school steps with a speech about loyalty to America as pupils from many nationalities sing Hinwai Point.
San Francisco May 16 Abe Ruef testified before the Grand Jury and prosecutors anticipate indictments of prominent men to follow. The prosecution expresses confidence that Schmitz will confess.
Now Open. Now occupying three floors and a basement, J Hopp & Co furniture makers move sample stock to Lewers and Cooke building on King Street. The firm invites old customers and friends to inspect the new quarters. The new store is now open.
Nonunion cars are operating today on the street railway system with non-union crews. General conditions remain unchanged. The Geary line refuses union demands and will not resume service. San Francisco May 15. Beets 88 analysis parity the first quotation 10s.
The report describes the Aral Patrol to Los Angeles with Dre Cooper leading the group. The trip was well received in Honolulu and Los Angeles, highlighting celebrity receptions, promotional value, and discussions of inter-island communication.
May 16 in Avenos Ayres Argentina the local strike concluded with a defeat for the workers. A card sale at the Melin attic drew attention as the dispute appeared settled and the authorities reported the outcome as decisive. The article notes a public sales event connected to the strike context.
The Chicago, St. Paul and Milwaukee railway was fined 820,000 for granting rebates in violation of the law. The action highlights enforcement against preferential pricing by rail carriers.
Maui dispatch reports Congress members enjoyed Iso Valley visits and tours through Puuene Paia and Hamakuapoko with Haleakala ascent planned. A grand Kahului Fishery public gathering is slated Saturday forenoon for speeches. Congressmen praise island scenery and pledge full Hawaiian justice.
The subject, HY SiN S BA MEMORY Hiv San, faced a hearing before United States Commissioner Matel amid varied statements. He claimed his father was Chinese, discussed his Chinese mother, and asserted long sea service since age seven, while admitting uncertainty about ship wages and early life details.
The United States Revenue Cutters Manning, under Captain Cantwell, sails for the north on May 25 amid reports from the Siberia that Lieutenant W He soi and Lieutenant 14 Austin have arrived. Tacoluin residents recall Captain Joynen and the Manning crew as steady seamen, while awaiting further word on ship movements from San Francisco.
Conger, an executive to China born in Knox County Virginia, attended Lombard University in 1862 and served in the Civil War. He was a U S representative and later Minister to Brazil, then transferred to China in 1898 and was in Peking during the Boxer siege.
The executive committee met to discuss securing arrangements for Philippine and Hawaiian visitors during a period after retirement from Mat and Hawaii. The May program included a reception of Princess Kawaii, a Hawaiian show at the Opera House, a trip to Pearl Harbor, a Rand concert at Palace grounds, and a memorial view of Pearl Harbor. A court challenge over a plantation tax and printshop notices are noted in the surroundings of Odessa and Nebelve counties, with legal actions extending to the Supreme Court.
Thoroughly cleansed containers filled with machine made pot delivered to any part of the city. Leave orders at Wells Fargo Express on King Street.
A wartime style ad urges readers to secure a policy with Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co to cover prolonged illness or disability. It emphasizes income loss during months of helplessness and positions the policy as a reliable respite for a family’s living costs.
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