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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
2
A chaotic OCR style notice lists places in Panama and nearby areas with scattered items. It mentions a Globe Low prices, a New Muygland Bakery, and an Orpheum venue, with multiple unrelated names, events, and advertisements interspersed. The readable content paints a noisy catalog rather than a single coherent story.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co will audit and count books in town or county and will attend to professional business matters. Contact information appears as PHONE EXOHANOF 4 with references to in person service and property matters.
A note on ideal reading distance of about fourteen inches and how holding material differently can indicate focus defects or weak tonsils, risking future harm. It emphasizes timely action and prioritizes eye health over minor repairs, referencing the proverb a stitch in time saves nine with a measured twist.
The Look Chapter O B 8 announces a dance tomorrow evening at Ko of PM Tall Me, with an orchestra and refreshments included in the ticket price. Hats and gowns are encouraged as attendees may enjoy a lively event with dancing partners, a social scene, and a general good time. Tickets are $1 and available at drug stores or from the cashier at the Warehouse.
Yarune Ue, a Japanese-arrived aboard the Chines Maru, is jailed for forged sword charges with death sentence pending. Henry Juea remains jailed until May 22 on burglary attempt charges, while Marie, a Hawaiian girl, and Cremettie Homan face vagrancy and insults cases with continuances. Chang Lit Sun, a Chinese man, is arrested for embezzling 884.10 dollars. case moved to May 2.
A Honolulu harbor tow case centers on a dredger signaling the Ewa side of a channel. The tow became stranded after the signal and attempts to tow failed, leading to a court finding the dredger liable for negligent signaling and the tow vessel's further grounding with ongoing liability questions.
Fragmentary notes describe arrivals and departures dated May 1 with names Bennett, Helene Nelson, and Ke A Hou. The text lists locations Napali Hanakua and Kanal 6, with unspecified times around 024 am, suggesting a fleet or transport schedule. The record is incomplete and includes garbled place names.
A garbled shipping notice lists departures with passenger names and ports. Entries reference May dates, vessel names such as Mania Loa and Simerson, and ports including San Francisco. The text is incomplete and several names appear misspelled or partially legible.
A list of passengers aboard multiple vessels sailing May 16 and 17 includes Mrs. C. A. Rice and children, A. Robinson, J. H. Bamberey, SP. Bartley, W. C. Parke, J. Richards, Miss J. Lang, Miss P Cane Won, D. F. McCorriston, J. W. Donal lise M. Kauhaina, Mrs. A. C. B. Linders, G. 3. 3. Kenway, Quan Chew, Mish Cy Cannon, Miss L. Cannon, H. Cannon and wife, Walter Cannon, Eddie Cannon, Arthur Cannon, McGurn, Albin Kibling, J. K. Kapuntal, Dr. Petera. sailing for San Francisco on Novardan, May 17. Mrs. S. Cunha, Mrs. H. V. Murray, infant and man M. Bruseh and wife CH. Clapp, Sylvester, W. J. White, Mrs. C. H. Gilmai, Miss Cunningham, Geo. P. Thielen, Mrs. Poplopsky and child. for the Orient on Siberia May 16, including Mrs. J. W. Martin, Mrs. W. S. Fleming and child, Cy B. Ketetsen, R. Hoffman, A. Kuck, R. Wrigley, SK. Ishoshima. for Layette Island on Perseit Luka May 1, Mr. Davis and Mrs. Walker.
Elleford presents The Red Crow Nurse a new comedy premiering this evening amid crowds in the East where it has drawn acclaim in New York and Cuba. The heroine Phyllis Do fava a wealthy New York girl funds a Red Cross unit in Cuba where perilous adventures ensue. songs by Ox bornes Luce and La Vigne. matinee by Princess of Patches tomorrow. multiple performances this week with ticket lines.
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