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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
5
A mixed OCR page fragment lists advertisements, church notices, and court references with numerous garbled names and items. It mentions local business names, pastries, services, and a fleeting court scene with Epileptic mention, plus scattered addresses and quantities. The readable items convey a chaotic local notices card with many unreadable details.
The notice lists guests including Mr Virgil Paty Merc and Mrs Willhont Ke Vandyphitt Fi as attendees of a Vanderbilt related gathering. The event highlighted remarks by Consuela and other attendees. For rent notices, contact the Bulletin office.
A historical note recounts officials considering relocating lepers from San Francisco to Hawaii via London and Washington discussions. Proposals included outside settlements, with later authorities agreeing to conditional actions and potential similar requests. Contained were procedural delays and official inquiries as Manila, Providence, and other bodies weighed options.
Fragmented dispatches report shifting gold flows and rates. US and London markets note rising gold supply concerns with efforts to curb American intake while bullion prices hold. Dividend news arrives alongside railway stock movements and currency commentary.
Reported October immigration to the United States from Japan shows the largest single-month increase in history, surpassing all prior totals. Officials note preliminary data and promise further explanation as more numbers are compiled.
President Roosevelt spoke at Howard University on November 15, discussing prospects for Black Americans and outlining his views on education and opportunity. The address highlighted his vision for empowerment through learning and civic participation.
In Cowes England on November 16 the ocean destroyer Mohawk reportedly achieved a speed of forty miles per hour during experiments at sea. The vessel's performance signals a notable advance in naval propulsion and hull design for high-speed operations.
The report describes an athletic event with Manuita Spaneni and Bon Manuita as central figures, noting a morning performance and interactions with officials from Kamehameha Hoan Whinks amid a noisy crowd at the venue.
A Hawaiian man at the Alakea street wharf yesterday mistook a large shark for a different creature. He sustained multiple small bites and was aided on site before authorities intervened to remove the animal from the area.
Shipping bulletin lists arrivals and sailings at San Francisco Port Gamble Grays Harbor Newcastle and other ports from October 1 to November 16 1907. Entries include vessels such as W I Maxton Ber H C Weightrom Mary & Porter and Providence ships with destinations Honolulu Kabul Port Townsend and Port Townsend along with dates October 17 to November 16, 1907. The report also notes rental cards at the sales bulletin office.
Reports of shipping by cable state that the Alpha md a Toft Ban Francie sails for Honolulu. The whal Marion Chilcott arrived at Monterey Nov 16, left Oct 29. The American welcooner Honoloy arrived at Port Townwend today, sailed from Honolou Oct 25. The American schooner C. A. Thayer, left Oct 16, arrived at Gray's harbor. The American schooner Sh Kane waited from Kalua for Hiloy today. The British ship Celtic Chief arrived at Royal Ready Nov 16, waited from Oct 1. The iron ship to Honolulu is delayed. Enterprise will call at Honolulu on December trip. The Mongolia will rename her Orienta l leaving San Francisco to Wey, bringing her next Friday. The big liner went aground at Midway over fourteen weeks, under refit at Hunter's Point at $800,000. Cape Hathaway to command the Mongolia. FOR RENT cards on sale Bulletin office.
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