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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
4
A partial OCR fragment from the Evening Bulletin June 1906 era discusses circulation figures for the Weekly Bulletin, mentions officials, and echoes political chatter. It references the Japanese immigration topic, a Count de lune job offer, and notes about the U.S. Congress and immigration law.
A draft plan by the American Bankers Association and New York Chamber of Commerce outlines currency reform. It envisions government supervision of banknotes and credit, with limited redemption of credit instruments and a monthly cap on bonds. The scheme seeks to stabilize the system without collateral securities, setting a control rate and broadening the monetary base.
Secretary Root discussed expanding U S trade relations with South America and the Pacific at a banquet for the Commercial Club of Kealakekua. He urged promoting a commercial congress in Honolulu to explore opportunities, noting Hawaii as a Pacific stepping stone to Asia and Australia.
The article discusses the potential death of Venezuelan President Castro and the likelihood that the United States, with support from European nations, could be drawn into stabilizing Venezuela to prevent a civil war between rival party factions. It notes Washington's presumed readiness to assume responsibility and mentions the Army and other forces.
Office suites available on King Street near Kioha Lane and Matlock Avenue Nuwanu Street in Waikiki. Flexible layouts, immediate occupancy, competitive rates. Contact Birwet Realty for details and viewing appointments.
Real estate notice offers a lot in Manoa Valley Puapueo with price from 92000 and up under Choice building site College.
Navy Degartwenta gains maps and specie as Britain readies protection for its interests. France hints at stiffening influence with La Guaira threats while debates on English interference across the channel unfold. A Honolulu Evening Bulletin special edition praised Hawaiian reception of California editors. The Northwestern notes Victoria era constitutional limits on British sovereignty and parliamentary power within the empire.
The Board of Ron convened to discuss the Kawathapal school home contract by Mansfield, condemning the building as poorly done and requiring rebuilding before acceptance. Updates covered staff resignations, new hires, Geography manuscript reviews, and a potential salary raise dispute, plus a health department diphtheria alert and school holiday after Thanksgiving.
New York reports Miss Annie L Ide daughter of General Henry Clay Ide marries Con aveaman Hourke Cochran in a ballroom ceremony at the Hotel St. Kopin Roy. The wedding was informal with few invitations and witnessed by close friends and family including General Ide and Mrs Ide who arrived from the Philippines. The couple plans a three months honeymoon before settling in Washington.
Special bulletin from Walluku Maui reports a new sugar factory dedication with dancing and local music. Diphtheria cases rise in Huki and Puna, quarantine for affected areas, and Walluku school closed due to whooping cough. Republican victory celebrations in Lahaina Wailuku and Hamakuapoko attract large crowds with modest liquor use and community meals.
Mary Chillingworth of Honolulu won with 617 votes in a popularity contest, Mianaftae Daniels of Kahului took second with 512 votes. The event drew several hundred attendees and the fair netted about 8250.40 while Puunene stringed orchestra provided music for dancing and free trains ran from Pala, Puunene, and Wailuku.
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