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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
8
Inter-Island steamer Claudine encountered a vented issue and grounded near the park area. Captain Clark proceeded to refloat the vessel after an examination of the engine. no damage or excitement occurred among the passengers or crew. The steamer then returned to the Kinwu with no further incident reported.
The commission debated saloon boundary cuts at the Siqnar Inte] meeting. It decided saloon limits apply to sales, not wholesale houses, and inspector Pennell was authorized to buy a suitable badge inscribed Liquor Theende napeeton. The meeting place will move to the Capitol's flat floor with the inspectorate office remaining in the basement.
Captain TF Chapman, long connected with the fruit and trade ventures across the Pacific and islands, died at his home on College Street last evening. He began in Honolulu, later profitably shipped vegetables to the Coast, and became a noted figure in the West Indies trade. He left an estate valued at about $80,000.
The meeting notes a long run of poor condition on School Street between Moot Street and Nonanu avenues and requests the Board of Supervisors act to hire an engineer for the street’s improvement. Also mentions a nearby mineral belt with plans by Honolulu planters to develop the Champion mines region within sixty days, with owners Tom Coun and partners reporting mineralized ore and prospecting activity.
The latest sugar quote stands at 3.92 cents per pound or 78.40 dollars per ton, as reported by the Honolulu Stock Exchange. The figure reflects current market pricing for refined sugar and indicates stable trading levels amid ongoing commodity activity.
A misc. May 31 bulletin compiles local notices and ads. It mentions event dates, theater listings, store promos, farm institute meeting, and social notices including a prize track meet and a church service. Names include Ehlers, Prince, Princess Kawananakoa, George Takis, and Alexander Young Building.
The Erefords opened to a raucous crowd with My Tomboy Girl on the boards. Sparkling Ime and lively stunts delight the audience. No long walls between nets, as the act features new feats and children performers. A reception for Os born children follows the show.
A Coast paper reports strikers in San Francisco using vicious methods to press their point. Debris from a steel frame site at First and Market streets endangered passengers as missiles rained down. Police struggled to identify assailants while warning the workforce to cease violence or be arrested. An automatic revolver was seized from a Portuguese man during the unrest, signaling the volatile scene.
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