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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

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Haleakala Congress Party Tries Strenuous Maui Trip

Maui May 17 special wireless report: Congressmen Piles and General Keifer suffer mountain sickness but the rest are well and enjoy sunrise views from Haleakala crater. The party returns to Olinda for rest before attending a reception in Kahului.

Piles Keifer Haleakala Waildru Maui Olinda Pita Kahulul Kenn Cs Kwola Olinda House Makawad Crater Atkinson Militii Manh

Sugar Beets Parity Quotation Report

Sugar beet price analysis from San Francisco on May 16 shows a price of 4 07 cents parity. Previous quotation stood at 10s. The report lists beets at 88 analysis and 9s. 101-2d. for reference.

San Francisco Cal

AIEA Conditions Greatly Improved at Atea

President Pinkham announced improved conditions at Atea this morning. The physician in charge reports only one grip a day and describes the area as clean. Dr Wayson has been visiting daily and notes the hard work is nearly finished. Dr Cooper has returned to city and will resume inspection tours.

Pinkham Te Board of

Hawaii Contest Stirs Honolulu Maui Kauai Candidates

Honolulu Maui and Kauai candidates surge in Hawaii pageant counts led by Miss Daisy Todd of Hilo who tops two hundred thousand votes. Miss Lucas rises to first in Honolulu, Miss Aldau gains votes Kauai supporters boost her bid, Miss Haia represents Maui and Miss Haia’s father Haia is a former territorial legislator. Votes come in via newspaper ballots with launches and single ballots from readers as Irene Boyd Julia Senna and others gain. Planned honeymoon trip for Pauline Evans shifts her from the race and a bride from Southern California joins the contest.

Callie Lucas Honolulu Aloiau Kauai Miss Haia Maui Daisy Todd Hilo Miss Lucas Miss Aldau Haia Lucas Aldan Rose Alola Aldau Hawaii Miss Laffery Nokaa Miss Hapai Mabel Shing Kan Miss Mundon Irene Boyd Julia Senna Waialua Kawainui Alice Green Pauline Evans California

Four Candidates Vying for East Inspector Post

The race for East Inspector under the Aquay Licence is narrowed to four contenders: Pete Siehonald Harris W. P. Pennell and Dalin Whee ennel. The board has not yet voted and four men were questioned on qualifications at yesterday’s meeting. Harris is tied to Rapid Transit and may have support from Commissioner Hillentyne. Pennell has the broadest endorsements and is seen as a strong claimant, while Mcdonald and Wise are noted as lesser candidates from the recent Legislature.

Fiseetor Pete Siehonald Harris W. P. Pennell Dalin Whee Ennel Hillentyne Pen Huet Heliphoren Mcdonald Artolin Wise House of Representatives Lorishatore

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House Journal 16 Nearly Completed

John Wied, Clerk of the Hannay at the Ponent deli of the Legisliture, notes morning that the diary of the House is practically finished. All that remains is binding and sealing by the speaker and Clerk. Speaker Holset expects binding before turnover to the Clerk for signature. Clerk Wire to review remaining steps to ensure accuracy before final signing and return of original documents.

John Wied Ponent Deli Elifed Air Buch Holset Wire

Decision Rendered In Admiralty Case Involving Libel

Judge Dole in federal district court rendered a decision in an admiralty case concerning libel of the Papife and Tearlens. The ruling dismisses the dredger Parlile from the scene, finding the alleged act did not render her liable for attachment. The case centers on injuries to the schooner Mary E. Foster, owned by Hibetlunie, towed by the tug Fear.

Dole Federal District Mdi Anadh Pope & Tabor Eas Mary E. Foster

San Francisco Mayor Declines Resignation Amid Bribe Allegations

May 17 San Francisco Mayor states in an interview that he will not resign. He says Ruci never bribed him and cites a grand jury witness. The chaotic report notes further statements from officials and confusion over the case.

San Prancisco Cal Sehmite Ruci Ratt

Cossacks Divorce Is Slaughter Granted

Moscow dispatch reports terrorists attacked a mail wagon, killing a Cossack guard and stealing $1000. A pursuing patrol fired on neighbors, killing sixteen and wounding thirty. In New York, Mrs Mizner granted divorce from her husband on adultery grounds, with claims of a failed marriage to Mizner.

Hopp & CO Furniture People Lewers & Cooke King Street J. Hopp & Co Lewers & Cooke Bldg King St Mizner Suerial Cortes Lodz Russia New York N. Y Yerkes T. Yerkes

Strike Still On at San Francisco Streetcars

Strike continues with no change in street car situation in San Francisco California on May 17 as workers maintain stoppage and riders face disruption.

San Francisco Cal

Terrorists Rob the Vistula Rail Office in Warsaw

Four men were killed and two wounded after a group robbed the Vistula railroad office in Warsaw of $5000. The chaotic scene disrupted regional commerce as authorities launched investigations amid conflicting reports and unclear next steps.

Warsaw Russia Vistula Western Azerbtian

Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co. policy saves bills

Life’s biggest battle is not when well but when helpers are needed after an accident. An illness can leave a family without income for months while bills pile up. A policy with the Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co. helps cover those costs.

Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co

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