27 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
1
The article outlines preparations for Thanksgiving services and a community meeting at a local venue. It lists speakers and participants including Dr Budden and various local figures, with notices about scheduling and venue details.
The engineers of the Hill walked out claiming they resigned from service aboard the steamer bound for Kauai last night. Their places were filled by Mulr. Continued on Page 3.
A letter from Wallach discusses conditions for a Signet by Wallach and a certified copy of terms. It notes proposed alterations, approval by the Committee, and readiness to proceed with an amendment, referencing health authorities and ongoing editorial continuation on page 3.
A courtroom report describes intense discussion after the Lavell manslaughter case where prosecutors questioned causation and whether the judge should remove the case from the jury. Testimony notes a defense preference to keep jurors in a normal role, while witnesses discuss the trial’s unusual scientific aspects and potential misconduct.
The document reports on Dokala May facing liquidation tied to rent rate increases and territorial government policies. Shareholders consider closing the plantation to avoid ongoing losses as Cane production pressures rise. Local crowds gather in the Seaside area to hear discussions from business figures and community members.
The text outlines a presidential proclamation appointing a national day of thanksgiving on November 28. It urges citizens to pause, give thanks for blessings, endure hardships, and seek strength through faith and unity while reflecting on past wars and the nation’s resilience.
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