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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
4
A jumbled OCR from a 1900s Bulletin shows editor names, publishing rates, and court case references. It includes numbers for circulation averages, weekly editions, and various dates, plus legal oath language and a Supreme Court notation. The fragmentary text mixes subscription details with court proceeding remarks and newspaper management notes.
A disjointed OCR passage from the Great Idaho trial presents sporadic words and phrases about witness statements, proceedings, and juror actions. Specific names or outcomes are unclear due to corrupted text, but the fragment references court events and potential motions within the trial context.
Fragmentary OCR reads several properties for sale with prices and brief details. Kevohulu Tomet offers bedroom house and lot valued at about 1300 dollars. Am Promonet listing shows a two bedroom house with a 100 by 100 lot at 1100 dollars.
N Taharemerel na Ung on Lillha Street offers a three bedroom home with bargain price 1500 and a new six room house with a view at 1100. Splendid property at Kaimu ki features a large modernized house with superb view for 86000.
A complex defense motion seeks to delay trial by alleging bias in Canyon County. Defense urges change of venue to Ada County after affidavits claim prejudicial conditions, while local events include a defeated election and noted figures linked to the case. A key witness or defendant, Steve Adams, faces related accusations tied to Colorado operations and ongoing fundraising for the defense.
Fragmentary text shows a May Day gathering in Union Square New York with references to Haywood trial and labor activism. The piece hints at socialist influence shaping arguments to sway the assembly’s prejudices, highlighting union labor elements and political tensions.
The American Road Builders Convention urges Congress to pass a National Reward for Roads act. A highway commissioner would set rates and rules for states and territories to receive federal funds. The appeal asks local support from the county executive to back the delegate’s push.
Tomorrow night at the armory the election for Captain of Company F will select a successor to Sant Joliucon, with Coster slated as first lieutenant and Neely moving from second lieutenant. Harlett to secure second lieutenant, and a sword presented to Sam Johnson by his company as a token of esteem for his command.
The ship Erskine M. Phelps, Captain, arrived at Delaware Breakwater this morning, 11 days from Honolulu, a record-fast passage for sugar trade. Other vessels like Susquehanna and Kenilworth have made even quicker runs to New York, while Manga Reva faces potential delays due to unclear clearances and rough conditions. Captain Graham of the Phelps has been ill, yet a strong start was achieved.
Forenoon schedule at 9:00 includes a trip on the Iroquois to Pearl Harbor and lunch at F. W. Macfarlane's. Afternoon at 7:30 features dinner at Moana Hotel followed by an entertainment of ladies of the Congressional party by Mrs. Dowsett.
On Thursday May 30 1907 a Wahiawa bound trip leaves under the auspices of the Hawaiian Plan ters Association. Return from Haleiwa with transport due in the afternoon and a reception by the Delegate and Princess Kalanianaole. Forenoon memorial day exercises under auspices G A R.
Seven Ares hungry Arpere appears in fragmented OCR text with repeated words. The readable portion lacks clear event or names to form a complete news item.
Page fragment outlines a program of toasts with names of speakers at a banquet in Honolulu. It lists Hon. Jonah J. Katamiandale as president, plus other speakers from U. S. territories and states, including Dole, Hepburn, Fitzgerald, Capron, Hamilton, Needham, Davidsau, Lilley, Alexander, Littlefield. Also mentions a separate local island meeting at Aala Park and then shifts to a humanitarian scene describing two hungry, poverty-stricken Forte Rican families, five and two babies, awaiting aid with mothers exhausted and children starving. Secretary Atkinson handling disposition, while children await justice.
Delegation of congressmen will depart the port aboard the Sherman on the 30th with visitors. hopes for a longer layover until the 31st fade as the voyage nears. Private and public entertainments are planned for the final week of their stay.
The United States announces three new citizens George Freeman Janes Fenten wick and Vladindr Vasilievitch Mix chenko fatislized this morning in Judge Dole court The process included allegiance actions to imperial authorities and a July 2 follow up event The fragmentary text preserves names and the formal naturalization moment despite garbled surrounding phrases.
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