05 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
1
The Government declines the Pacific Mall Bieamship Company's $90,000 purchase offer through A J C Atkinson for the Fishmarket site. Governor Frear states the option will be declined but other support may be provided, suggesting a lease of government land near the Fishmarket if suitable.
A fragmentary critique argues for Americanizing Hawaii through demographic shifts and transportation fixes. It discusses Northern states, California, and Baja California’s influence, urging practical steamer links and civic integration to attract settlers and labor to Honolulu. The text notes officials in San Francisco and a May departure for Honolulu, with ships Bu ford and police activity referenced.
A federal case opens in Judge Doles court tomorrow involving George Kekauolu accused of adultery within a broader context tied to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The proceedings reference possible perjury and connections to Church leadership as the United States Attorney general’s office pursues the matter. The article notes ongoing federal action and indicates continuation on page 5.
Lawyers report that many attorneys find service of papers to police department units costly as they defend Henry Sheriff. The article notes high fees originated in old payment practices for officers, while modern couriers say no extra charge should be needed. Police say charges follow the law though Sheriff’s office sometimes avoids fees when serving in person. Page 3 continues.
A holiday fruit gift service emphasizes specialty fruit baskets aimed at mainland friends. The text suggests promoting a refined selection and the business focus on gifting standards.
Cunhas seeks a divorce citing strained marriage after a quiet hearing. Cunha testified that she earned no support from her husband and asked for jewelry to pawn to pay living expenses. Observers noted family ties to Admiral Hecktey and the proceeding occurred with limited attendance.
Thousands of i e thirteen th e cake s topple the nineteen capitals during a coast wide shipment by Bomex cannery. The fourth shipment arrives mixed with cap ory and mil keads clones. An additional carload will be combined by Alameda tomorrow.
A short notice explains an endowment policy from Prudential offering $5,000 at maturity after twenty years for paying 40 percent interest and keeping life insurance during the term. It invites readers to discuss the plan with an insurance manager.
Governor Frear approves a plan for a Honolulu juvenile court separating youths from the main Pollew Court. He directs public works to assemble a site and funds, with Judge Whitney and District Magistrate Hale influential in steering the project. A new building may replace the current structure, and costs to be financed by federal and local sources.
The Bulletin girls will be welcomed with a date of dance and reception at the Roy al Hawaiian Hotel upon their arrival home. Local society plans a formal event to honor the team and celebrate their recent achievements.
Six million pounds of English gold arrived in New York to ease currency strain. The Bank of France started gold shipments to the Bank of England. Five million pesos in gold were sent from Argentina to New York. The United States has purchased 750 thousand pounds of bar gold for shipment from London.
Ex-Mayor Schmitz predicts McCarthy will win by under 5000 votes as the lone election proceeds calmly in San Francisco. Supporters of Ryan and Taylor express confidence, while whalers reported safe after being thought trapped in ice near San Francisco.
The advance American squadron of armored cruisers Washington and Tennessee arrived in Rio de Janeiro on November 5. The battleship squadron under Admiral Sigsbee leads the force, marking a significant warship deployment.
Fragmentary court notes recount a marital dispute involving unnamed parties and a Chinese liquor dealer. The text mentions a person named Chang Chin, a suspect in a charge of defrauding or insulting, with references to a neighborhood, a tavern, and a magistrate. The garbled OCR preserves a rough sketch of a local intrigue.
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