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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
2
A jumble of ad type items lists local vendors and services including hat cleaning, jewelry, clothing, florists, and street vendors. It mentions Lotta street addresses and shop names along with dates and times for meetings, sales, and club gatherings. The text mixes business pitches with community notices and weather snippets.
Report describes strong push for Pinkham as governor with supporters touting his health department leadership and broad capacity. Robertson and Pinkham discussed endorsements. outcome unclear as National Committeeman declines to commit until he knows the proposers.
War Department changes transport plans for current troops from Camp McKinley. Crook replaces Warren as the main transport due to size and capacity. Grook will sail from Seattle on June 12 and expected to reach the destination to discharge cargo and move troops northward.
Officials discuss whether a 1905 prohibition clause repeals parts of a new act limiting liquor sales. Attny Gen to provide written opinion on the acts effect, with recommendations to restrict outlets while allowing licensed medical vendors. Debate centers on Orpheana saloon case and proposed boundaries for sales.
A ship manifest lists arrivals on Thursday May 28 including Suu Niihaw Oness from Makawelh at 3 p.m. with 3698 bags of sugar and WG Hall Thompson from Alun at 10:30 p.m. with 6000 bags sugar. Also details steam plow, cargo items such as 6 crates chickens 2 crates turkeys 1 crate pigs and 4700 bags sugar, 70 head cattle, 12 head calves from Kirwitl Wie.
Shipping notices list passengers and crews arriving from the Orient and Hawaii aboard vessels Mauna Loa Delyen Per Honolulu Maul ports and ships including the Mauna Loa and Clandine with a long roster of named individuals and families from various Hawaii ports, bound for San Francisco Yokohama and Kanai ports, dated May 12 to May 28.
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