28 May 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
1
Washington May 28 reports by Gillett Devlin say attacks on Japanese restaurant keepers in San Francisco were not serious. Police were busy with extraordinary strike conditions, and officials believe Japan will accept the explanation.
In San Francisco on May 28 no jurors were drawn for the Schmitz trial as police were accused of tampering with potential jurors. The case centers on alleged interference by authorities.
May reports include San Francisco streetcar wrecks from greased tracks and postponed arraignment of Glass and Halsey. Swatow rebels attack Chungling and Tungchang amid heavy taxation. Phoenix incorporates a syndicate to build 500 miles of railroad. San Francisco market notes show beet prices with parity and quotation changes.
J Eopp and Co the Furniture People have completed moving sample portions of their 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.
Weather experts report an unusual May kona on the islands. W O Smith and K D Tenney say such an event hasn’t occurred in memory, while Professor Stockman calls it a rare Kona and notes instruments show no sign of letting up.
The Hoard of Managers of the Mid Pacific Institute invites friends of all nationalities to witness the turning of the first sod for a new building to serve the girls department at Kawaluhao Seminary. The ceremony is scheduled for Friday May 21 on the recently acquired grounds near College Hills and Armstrong Street. Former Kawaluhao Seminary students are urged to attend.
A report details witnesses traveling at their own expense to Wahiews for the Attorney General's inquiry. The article notes dissatisfaction over reimbursements and meals, with Campbell proposing a fair division of an $18,000 liquor licenses commission appropriation among Maui, Oahu, Hawaii, and other counties. The journey included a special train and visits to cannery sites as part of the legislative inquiry.
fragmentary text describes a civil suit involving John Ata Aly agi tut Willan Mahaku with trial before Judge and jury. Mentions Ama as Royal Hawaiian Raid member and references an incident on Marell 16, 1007. The wording is garbled but suggests a courtroom matter and alleged misconduct by law officers.
Delegates from Congress and visiting lawmakers met with the Hawaii Chamber of Commerce and the Hawaiian Plant Association at the Mount oe Hotel. Speakers urged strong Americanism, local land and legislative improvements, and praised Hawaii’s progress while cautioning against disruptive radical reforms. Leaders including Judge Dole Senator Pilon and Representatives Fitzgerald Davidson Capron spoke on territorial needs and federal support.
Fragmentary text describes Rey Kalino opposing Maui's failure to extend a special invitation. The garbled source mentions planning, peace efforts, and related political tensions, with unclear dates or clear outcomes.
The will of Benjamin Chapman leaves an estate valued at 310,000 to be divided among heirs. Beneficiaries include two sons, Jane Sieottiaus and Tinnjlnin F. Sweet, and the widow Lonlew Chapmaniny, with others listed as heirs.
Worry about theft at home as valuables and documents risk loss. Rent a safe deposit box for 500 a month to ensure security with no further worry. Local service advertises secure storage for jewels papers and other valuables.
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