19 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1907
Page
1
Sacramento notes Governor Gillett attributes California's financial stringency to eastern conditions and extravagance. A special session call prompted measures. the resignation of Railroad Commissioner Wilson has been accepted.
St Petersburg Nov 19 Russia awaits proposals from the Brussels Sugar Congress on admission to the international convention before defining its own stance.
Japan reports end of army maneuvers and the launch of the dispatch boat Yodo. The item notes military activity and a new vessel in Tokyo, reflecting wartime mobilization themes from wartime dispatches.
Senator John Lane of the Fifth District accepts an honorary honor from the Riverside Junior Baseball League. In a letter to W. Tin Chong, the league secretary, Lane acknowledges the election as an honorary member. The communication is dated November 18, 1907, and is from Honolulu.
The schooner Lawerm arrived at Gray's Harbor November eighteen after leaving October twenty four. The bark Andrew Welch reached Hilo on November seventeen from San Francisco while Enterprise from San Francisco has arrived at Hilo. Riverside Junior Baseball League announces its opening on December fifth at Anta Park at 1 thirty in the afternoon with the band present.
Dr Norgaard presents a detailed report to the Stock Growers Association on cattle industry progress over recent years. The document outlines 16 divisions and highlights inspection and health certification rules established by the Legislature in 1907 to regulate imported live stock and combat glanders in the Territory.
The trial of Tam Pong for having too many wives continues in Judge Dole's court with slow progress. Crelmhe ton, defending Tam Pong, objects to most questions by Dunne as witnesses are examined. An adjournment was taken yesterday afternoon due to the defense attorney's indisposition.
Ralph Johnstone Deputy Corressor of Internal Revenue returned from Kona after attending the suspension of the Gholehan distillery. The distillery tims closed down for the present may start up again. Eleven barrels of okolchao will be sold locally. The ship Hoche may arrive soon after leaving Hamburg.
Repair notes describe Honolulu Hale in poor shape with the wall failing and concrete failing. The report cites issues with plaster and structural concerns and references a historic preservation review.
The Supervntern at their meets this evening must appoint a successor for Kekauoha orhoodmu per: Visor of Kooladion, sentenced to imprisonment for the month by Judge Dole. Applicants for the post include Samuel W. Logan Wit Lane Daniel F P McGregor and David Kekoh Kaupn.
Trustees of Oahu College invite friends to an At Home event Friday from 3 to 6 pm. Visitors may tour Castle Hall Dole Hall and Klee Hall housed by donations from Mrs S N Castle and M E Wilcox. Construction began in 1808 and the buildings opened in September 1907.
Three counterfeiters faced Judge Ely and were sentenced to one year in jail with costs but a suspended fine. All are paroled on oath free of the payment. Kim Bong Chuen differed in counterfeiting method and aided officials in illustrating how to make phones. The trio, Koreans Kin Bong Chun Keng Chi Soon and Chi Hong Yong, all remained in custody as prosecutors requested a continued term.
In Wailooad a contempt finding against Attorney J M Vivien follows tumult in the district court. Judge McKay presided as Ah Mana Ah Taek Hosea and others faced gambling charges. An expert witness dispute with Chun Chang triggered clashes, culminating in Vivien being sentenced to five days in jail. The incident ends with court officers escorting him to custody and a note about an Alameda absence affecting a Friday dance at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
A Norwegian steamer was wrecked in a fierce gale near Kalaw, with Admiral Bormoun in command. The bridge was damaged and the foremast snapped while crews battled massive waves. Survivors slept three days in the engine room as rescue efforts moved toward port at Honolulu, with many officers and crew recounting a sea far higher than any prior experience.
In a traffic case the sheriffs dispute a motorist’s views on road rules. An officer was sent to monitor motorists to ensure compliance with the road rule, detailing actions near Walkith as he observed varying behavior and the incident continued on page 4.
In a Wal Stock Health meeting the divorce of a principal is discussed amid speculation. President Mokhand and others appear confident, while Walt Moreten hints at a hidden move that could shock the audience when revealed.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Thurwilay afternoon plant and cottage related to General Davely on Weentree. Mentions SC Clements event, an 18 axeured figure, and references a Hawaiian Mae Wogary Linuler Company in a garbled context.
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