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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes claim a weekly bulletin emulation dated May 21 1807 on Hawaii Island. Mentions numbers of weeklies distributed 1218 and lists names like HL Burnet and SHAL Shp suggesting public or official involvement.
A sprawling, garbled OCR entry recounts political theater and wartime rhetoric, naming Annet, Wall, and Alek WSL among many scattered figures. The piece references elections, presidents, and a sense of public discourse, ending with a dated line likely indicating May 28, 1907.
Fragmentary OCR lists Beretania Street and surrounding avenues including Ming Street and Hunan Avenue with scattered misspellings. It references Beretania Street and nearby roads like Pensacola Street and Wilda Avenue in a confused geographic snippet.
A star witness has disappeared complicating a theft trial. Prosecutors seek to locate the witness who is linked to a large jewelry haul at a Chinatown store. Judge De Bolt is presiding as the case progresses toward a verdict amid search efforts and conflicting testimonies.
A political discussion argues that the territory’s prosperity hinges on sugar industry and tariff policies. The speaker rejects fears of danger from Japan, asserts U.S. legal protections for all residents, and urges voters to consider equal rights and national honor in the Japanese controversy.
The 1907 Honolulu schedule includes Memorial Day exercises under the G A R on the forenoon and an afternoon gathering at Aala Park under the Republican Central Committee. A long discourse on naval power discusses fortifications, the navy, and the merchant marine, stressing the need for ships, coal, and sailors for national defense amid tensions with potential hostile powers.
The snippet notes a maritime statement about vessels and peace extending across all countries. It mentions wide reach of a line of war and promotes peace, referencing various populations and international waters.
The annual Awaltan Evangelleat Association dinner near Watledl will be honored by Queen Lilnokdlaal. She will present a play trailer and Hawaiian delicacies. Chale fan Chas Hustvee will move the Mawaillon band with delegates to Se chiveh, then proceed to their destination by trolley. Delegates include noted shiners and local performers.
Those interested in rubber tapping may view the process Monday afternoon in the garden near Kewale and Laitunto streets. The Hiawatha Trust Co and Mr Q Q Bradford of the Federal Experiment Station will oversee the demonstration.
A St Louis College alumni meeting outlined a club house opening by June 1 and a reunion plus house warming. A committee was formed to handle arrangements for the event on a Friday, featuring a slate chorus of voices and other planned activities to recall memories.
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