12 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1907
Page
1
Henry P Baldwin attends the annual sugar planters meeting with honors. He serves as directing manager of Hawaiian Commercial Plantations producing 44,143 tons and heads Alexander and Ballwin commanding 93,802 tons in output.
Fragmented report describes Planters Station and Hawaiian Planters at a Kexport donk Buna, noting laboratory work and weekly reports. Mentions pathology, station officers, and various technical tasks with references to eriations, chetilats, and Path nity activities. General sense only due to garbled OCR.
Crowded wharf for the Ek Hah Sin steamer reception with the Royal Hawaiian band. Passengers include Kina officials and workers from the plantations. The event featured a large crowd, coffee served, and ongoing departures for Kank port while New England Bakers tied into the city scene.
Attorneys Goar and Hareieon represented Chang Chong, an employee of Kwong Chong Lung, in a dispute over a new law. The defense filed a demurrer claiming the action lacked sufficient statement of a voter of action and that the cited notice was not proper. The record shows prior alcohol related conviction details and inspector notification issues, with continuation on page 2.
Coy A. Bowen, aboard the Amity from Yokohama, says Japanese replace foreigners in shops and wages are high. He spent three years in Asia, two in Shanghai and one in Kobe, Yokohama, studying conditions. Bowen notes government and merchants control markets, foreigners are pushed out, and Japan seems unable to wage war with the United States.
Rent notice alerts buyers that “For Rent” cards are on sale at the Fotin office. The listing highlights available units and contact details for prospective tenants.
A brief note promotes a fruit business offering specialty selections suitable as holiday gifts for mainland friends. The text highlights the shop's focus on fruit assortments and personalized service.
The article notes an individual, connected to the Chamber of Commerce, being considered for a winter work assignment tied to the Naval Harbor appropriation. He would confer with officials in Washington and the Promotion Committee about potential duties and an appointment, expressing willingness to cooperate if selected.
Superintendent Babbitt toured the island schools with Governor Carter Ilewan and School Agent Cox. He reported the Waings in good shape and the schools progressing well. The Kaneohe area appeared neat and orderly, with the Walahale school freshly painted and grounds well kept.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute surrounding funds from the McKinney Memorial property. The Kiotanu Art League faces internal questions as Mrs. Graham and other leaders oversee actions linked to a building project near the Ali Now street fish market.
Rose Miller accuses Frank Miller of repeated extreme cruelty since their November 16 1909 marriage. She details beatings abandonment and a child’s death at his hands and asks the court for a decree of separation.
General Mackensin, Army Chief Engineer, estimates for fortifications and equipment to be sought in the upcoming session total 28,451,911 dollars. The plan funds coastal defenses and batteries at Honolulu and Pearl Harbor, plus Manila, Pubic Bay, and other harbor works. It includes electric plants, searchlights across Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, Guam, and the Philippines, torpedo structures at Honolulu and Pearl Harbor, and harbor improvements at Honolulu.
Portland bankers announce the Merchants National Bank has closed its doors. The institution’s capital stands at $260,000 with surplus and undivided profits around $1,200,000 and deposits totaling $4,360,000. Officials named include Frank Wollen, Menalittens mW Hoyt, Cartier, and noted directors such as Rote Durham and Vico Heesid.
Afternoon session notes thin alters noon with President Schuefer and Engineering Asentiation attendees. Iaan T. Taylor to report on Wifteouth Nation Irrigation Congress while plans for a banquet and possible Lely Kawa and Walmaha trips are discussed.
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