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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1907
Page
5
Fishermen found the body of Komen Ian a man from Makawatton near the Tyghthouse bay after he apparently fell from a boat while returning to the Kina wharf. The inquest jury ruled accidental drowning and noted no signs of foul play.
William Minton of Kidmukt met Acting Governor Matt Smith this morning to press for a new reservoir in the district. Another resident, Lane, claimed no delegation from Kalmukt and spoke with Governor Hrear about the same project. Minton argued the current facility is inadequate and urged a new reservoir for Jaquene Easton. Dated June 6, 1907, Bulletin AQ Pay.
The undersigned administrator Melika Peterson announces an estate in Honolulu. Creditors must present claims within the six months from date of notice. Debts owed should be paid to administrator or Henry Smith. Dated Honolulu November 1807.
Local and general misspelled items describe touring cars, divorce petitions for Victor K. Amagil and Mawito Nambo on desertion grounds,executor Fries Cartwright filing final accommals, and notices about taxes, insolvency, and education reports. Names like Arabi and St Andrew's Cathedral appear with unrelated ads and mixed details.
A historical newspaper fragment outlines the meeting schedule for November 12 to 13. It lists topics including preparation of an experiment, forestry and labor reports, lectures by Mesarp, Law Heain, Tory and Sweroy, and a proposed excursion for women at Wahlawa. The text notes deliberation on whether the excursion should be slave or not and mentions readings on manufacture machinery and sweating.
John Wynne was arraigned before Judge Dole on a murder charge involving Archibald McKinnon aboard a steamboat earlier in September. The lengthy indictment was read as Wynne sat still, his appearance described as unremarkable, while witnesses detailed the alleged fatal blows and the events surrounding the incident aboard the vessel.
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