29 May 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
1
From San Francisco on May 29 the Ruer sentence has been postponed for a fortnight. No new additions have been made to the Schmitz jury.
In Canton Ohio on May 29 the funeral of Mrs McKinley took place amid heightened security after rumors spread that the brother of terrorist Czolgosz might be present, prompting extra guarding of President Roosevelt.
BOPP & C0. the Furniture People have moved sample portions of stock to the Lewers & Cooke building on King Street. The three floor and basement store is devoted to furniture making and selling. They invite old customers to inspect the new quarters as the NEW STORE is now open.
The coat cruiser Birmingham has been launched at Quincy Massachusetts on May 29.
Canton dispatch reports thirteen hundred troops sent to Swatow to quell the rebellion. In San Francisco beet market notes show 88 analysis and parity at 4.11 cents, with prior quotation 95.
If the Sherman arrives this afternoon a hop will be given at the Sea Hoe in honor of the Nineteenth infant. The biggest dance of the season will attract crowds to the popular hotel. Take dinner and then enjoy the dance afterwards.
A Decoration Day matinee is planned for tomorrow afternoon featuring the comedy drama A Ragged Hero. The show is billed as a fitting holiday entertainment for the observance with a stage performance intended to delight audiences.
At Oceanic wharf the Sierra 185 sails delayed for Australia postal issues. New Zealand detective Paton Milley and suspect Robert Gibb face extradition hearings with U S officials. nine San Francisco detainees to depart for the Colonies aboard the Manuka.
The schedule shifts to accommodate a transport for Congressmen. The procession starts at 1 30 PM and the exercises moved to 2 o'clock to allow the move. The change aims to ensure orderly departure and proper ceremonial timing.
Stuart family from Samoa and Hawaii seek a permanent home in Hoe wolulu and request notice to the Hawaii Promotion Committee so carriages may be arranged for their transport on Thursday.
President Kennedy of the Intersisland Steam Company returns from San Francisco aboard the Sierra thid morning. He reports delays due to a strike affecting marine construction and notes the Mau Key steamer is not yet finished, with estimates on building scarce.
The Heard of Health meets to discuss wash houses and their locations. President Pinkham proposes federal funds be used to advance construction at Kalihi receiving station while last legislative appropriations for improvements would allow work to proceed at Kalihi. Chinese residents are noted in Parker Lane and Ward Street off Kewala.
A meeting to discuss liquor rates and regulations was scheduled with attendees including Mose and Peacock listed among those present. Governor Gillett visited Sanoma College for a graduation and Lous V. Eytinge was found guilty of murder and faces a life sentence. Ed Woods of this city is registered at the Savoy in San Francisco.
A 1907 discussion notes travel expenses charged to the Attorney General's Department and questioned by a sheriff, with demands for clarification. The letter to Sheriff Heard of Superson cites transportation costs of 25.25 and disputes over appropriations for police related travel.
The Congressional party plans to depart by 5 PM tomorrow with latest arrival by noon. Ships Claudine from Mant ports and Mikwhala Crom Kanal ports arrived this morning with sugar cargoes and will sail to scheduled ports Friday at 5 PM. City elections in Stockton favored Republicans by large margins.
The Congressionalitty party traveled despite rain affecting travel plans. The trip concluded with limited issues as most machines operated well, except for a disputed vehicle. Some attendees shifted to autos for portions of the journey, while others stayed with the train.
Advertises guarded safe deposit boxes to protect valuables and documents. Highlights constant theft risk and claims the boxes cost 50e a month, offering peace of mind with secure storage.
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