25 May 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
1
The report mentions Hawaii license matters and a San Francisco inquiry into alleged mistreatment of Japanese by restaurant men. Also referenced are a Tangier Sultan’s promise to meet French demands and sugar beets market quotation notes.
Mrs McKinley widow of the martyred president is sinking at Canton Ohio on May 25. The report notes her frail condition and imminent death despite care.
Now Open KOPP and CO the Furniture People have moved sample portions of stock to the Lewers and Cooke building on King Street. The new store occupies three floors and a basement devoted to furniture making and selling. The firm invites old customers and friends to inspect the new quarters. The new store is now open.
Fire swept through a stable and lodging house in San Jose on May 25 leaving fifteen people missing and twenty horses burned. Early reports say the blaze started in the stable area and quickly spread to the lodging rooms, with local firemen battling flames for hours.
Gleason, a noted ball player of Hillwall for over a decade, known as Foxy Hen, starred as shortstop and batter across multiple teams from St. Lews to the Regiment and later California Athletic Club. He helped the St. Lovin team to contention, led by strength and versatility, as the league and clubs evolved through the late 1890s and early 1900s.
Judge Kepolkat of Maul concludes a conference with Attorney Frank Thompson discussing the immortality of the soul and other religious doctrines. The remarks appear in a large newspaper display this morning.
Bulletin basebat list mentions Antone Permudez Jno Kiko dno A Noble Jo Goo Richards hue Mendonca Ping Kong Eugene Manis Willie Kelling Ah Shin Sustance Peter Silva Samu Whiskey Clarence Rawlins and notes No coral in front of the Seaside No Udine shire from the deen with unclear references and no heats or other terms.
A garbled OCR style recount of innings from a local baseball game. Mentions players like Maliprom, Hamption, Wilkes, and Miller across early to ninth innings with scoring plays, outs, steals, and substitutions. A team effort shows defensive miscues and occasional offensive bursts, ending with a note that the ninth inning continued on page 4.
A garbled report quotes the governor denying changes in his stance on a pending matter. He says he has nothing more to add and cites no new information since his previous statement months ago.
In Hilo Rev Desha reports strong opposition from planters to Jack At Kitvon as next governor while Hawaiians favor Thurston. Delegates voice mixed views with some blaming Thurston for producing trouble linked to annexation and political strife.
A Hawaii welcome greets a congressional party after a smooth voyage from Hilo. Representatives and their families praise Hawaiian hospitality and scenery, urge improved harbors lighthouses and fortifications, and comment on the Chinese exclusion issue with hopes for a remedy.
Congressmen will address church services tomorrow evening at Central Union Church and Kawilahao Church. Representative Littlefeld will speak on Good Citizenship at Central Union under the YMCA Federation, with Graf likely to address Kawilahao youth at 7 30 pm. Additional party members may join after brief speeches. Flowers and decorations are planned for May 20 Decoration Day at the King Sirdar Florist near Thomas Square. telephone Blie 1450.
Notice urges readers to hand over estate management to a service claiming to handle all affairs. It promises comprehensive care and responsible administration for neglected or disorganized estates.
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