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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
5
The bark Nuvanu arrived at Delaware Breakwater after a 112 day voyage from Honolulu. Her cargo of sugar grew in value while afloat, rising from 42 to 64 cents per pound, boosting profits for Hackield & Co. due to delayed shipment.
Tailored excerpts show varied rates and dividends across multiple listings including Haw Electric, Hon, Walman, and Pioneer. Notes reference percentages per cent, dates like June 5 1907, and regional issuers such as Davites, Ran Franade, Haw Com and Sugar.
The Pacific States Tour Contest result is published in today's Bulletin. Maritime and local items note arrivals, departures, passengers, and freight on the Coptie and other steamers. Judge Kepoikal and Senator Coelho travel, while the Rither and Mikalala carry passengers and mail. Sugar quotes steady at 3.90 cents.
The Hawathin Bar Association held a Wednesday meeting to elect officers for the term. President W. A. Kinney was chosen, with Vice President Judge Antone I WaTheny Whitney, Treasurer W.roene well, and Secretary minister. a committee of Whitington Ballot Robertson Lewin will oversee spiritual matters and plan the upcoming programs.
Report discusses a Washington state bill restricting withdrawal of petition signatures for licenses. It notes that signers may seek to retract but a legal provision may block changes. A. J. Campbell claims the rule is unconstitutional, arguing signers should be free to withdraw.
A United States Commissioner resumes the extradition hearing for Robert Gthd accused of embezzlement in Newland. Testimony was taken and adjourned at noon until 2:30 PM with defense lawyers Maroon and Lightfoot to request a reserve. The case hinges on several key questions and remains highly interesting.
A brief clipping notes sugar and longon beets with a quoted exchange about a cold remedy. The Cleve and Plain Dealer are cited, mentioning a price of 3.90 and a terse exchange that hints at a humorous or mistaken suggestion.
Yolvel hosts a grand reception drawing thousands as Mae souvenirs circulate. A personal note from M A Plint thanks Abe Temple and friends for their interest and signals hope for future reciprocation.
An unclear early morning item notes a planned cremation ceremony and related civic rites. It mentions local officials and a sequence of events expected to unfold at a designated venue. Further readable details remain fragmentary.
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