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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
1
The Hilo Fruit Company has bought machinery for a pineapple cannery with 10,000 cane annual capacity. The equipment ships from New York aboard the Texan Yates on December 10 and the building is set to rise here early January.
Government action seeks return of US property instruments after band departure. Bond of $2000, issued by United States Fidelity and Guaranty, forfeited to the Territory under Peters and Jer authority. Bond tied to Shingle, Campbell, Hutching, Morgan, and Cohen. Proceedings move to full extent under statutory power.
Fragmentary note discusses instruments belonging to the United States and specifies federal law on demand for property. It questions how a person in care of the item could be held liable for embezzlement and mentions potential legal motions by authorities.
The widow of the late Judge Makalua of Labaina, Mrs Mamala Makalua, died this morning at Pauoa at age 70. Her son Dr Makalua is in London. Funeral likely tomorrow. The report notes her many prominent relatives and Hawaiian connections.
A military hop will be held tonight at the Seaside Hotel to honor Quartermaster Captain Jones and the bride, along with officers and the crane port unit. A cordial invitation to the public is extended for attendance and celebration.
Hughes lays lines inviting bids as Hosten seeks contract in Spraaerohd area but faces stiff opposition from Dowsett. Senate president race also sparks heated party contest with Choice emerging as key figure.
Report notes four contenders for the spring session presiding post with Biophop Knubson and Ath among mentions. Speculation swirls as legislators debate who will lead the two-hour opening session, with McCandalen and Hughes among those wiring for the exalted chair. Local officials and reporters identify likely picks and ongoing political maneuvering.
County candidates report modest spending with Andrew Cox and Owar Cox among those listed. Personal expenses cover stationery postage and public meetings. Donations to the Bulletin fund rise, Governor Carter offers 50 dollars, Shrine backers add 100, and overall funds show a surge toward relief for wandering bands amid small subscriptions.
Fragmentary OCR shows candidates David Watson and others in a campaign for the Koo ia oats district. Items list nomination fees postage stationery printing advertising salaries and total expenditures for campaign activities. The garbled text records payments to clerks watchers and printing, totaling 367.0? dollars.
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Reverend Father Sylvester, longtime Catholic missionary in Hawaii, died at Walluku after years of ill health. Born Turnhout, Belgium, he had spent nearly four decades in service before his death prompted tributes from friends and local parishioners.
The Everett Grigg, a six masted barkentine from Newcastle, arrives Honolulu harbor with 3510 tons of coal aboard for Irwin & Co. Captain De Jono reports a very slow voyage due to constant head winds and seas, no storms, but unfavorable weather overall. Caytaly Delano notes the experiment of a six masted rig is successful, with the vessel now carrying a crew noted for efficiency. The ship’s tonnage registers 861 long tons net, 2577 gross. Also mentions MARALUA AU rail and a 1900 obituary for Mrs Makalua aged 71.
The Bilefords plan a night out but concerns arise about theater seating and vault security at Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd. The note hints at risk and urges comfort measures during performances.
Reports from MITAU NOV 13 describe a punitive action in the Creutaberg district leaving four peasants and revolutionaries dead. In Moscow a bomber linked to a family of revolutionaries is named. Paris notes socialist support for Flamenceau Government. In Cal, a wall collapse injures two workers. in Astoria a British ship runs aground off Shaghs Alen.
The American-Hawaiian steamer Nevadan, Captain Greene, arrived from San Francisco at dawn. He reports a calm sea, with the Alameda and others arriving. Nevadan towed by the Fearless and Sheridan and consorts, carrying about 8000 tons of mixed freight for Honolulu Kahului and other Hawaii ports, plus 300 hogs and 20 head of cattle. After unloading, she will proceed to Kahului, Kaunakakai, and Hilo for further shipments, including a new sugar crop.
CARACAS reports on November 13 that it is believed Fidel Castro is dying. The rebel Montilla is once more in arms against the government, signaling renewed turmoil in Cuba.
The British Bark Fiery Cross under Captain Clausan arrived after 70 night days from New Castle with about 700 tons of cargo. The voyage mirrored delays from strong head winds and rough seas, while a separate Lancaster case advanced in the Provincial Court. Marshal Howry arrested a Black man named William Monroe on adultery charges, sparking an exchange over the warrant and a racially charged remark.
Passenger list notes departures aboard the kinga to Maul and other ports on November 1. Names include Kinkade Dulvenberg Waggoner Rew Thwing Megdo Bieler Roth Sam Keahi Juuken Mire Pinton Wilson Carter Toki mone Bartel Pacheco Wentervelt Sawyer Templeton King Merweberg Merselmeg Atking Rath Renton Menton Woods Amundsen Kawatthe nukow Kawannnitkow and others.
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