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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
2
Readable items show mixed brief notices from business, travel, and social life. Mentions include a stable hire in Ter, a Royal Butter reference, ship movements, hotel and lodging notes, a Thanksgiving dinner at a hospital, government land meetings, church activities, and local stormy weather remarks. Names like Keual Oulu Lodag No 1 and Waimly appear alongside assorted ads and community updates.
An early report notes the Virginia crash that killed Spencer the president of the South Fort railroad and four guests among prominent Angangelal and busier figures. Two others were killed in the wreck and cremated. two more injured. The article also previews the annual convention of the Voluntary and Protective Order of Was to be held in Philadelphia in July 190?. The organizing committee plans accommodations for about 150,000 visitors with details on hotel quarters and prize distributions for lodge contests.
A chaotic fishing incident near the waterfront centers on Pete Baron who plies the channel with a hook and line. He battles a white cowlike creature, describing a tense struggle and his intent to add it to a menagerie despite a storm of confusion and interruptions from onlookers.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a deadly blast, with claims of 200 killed or injured and references to disrupted areas. Mentions of Toulon and New York date markers appear, plus scattered names and events in a chaotic report. The text mixes war era terms and absent details, reflecting garbled coverage of a large disaster.
In New York a thwarted plan targets a Rockefeller family member as threats escalate. Police investigate alleged extortion, with officials outlining steps to protect the high profile figure amid mounting fear and public safety concerns.
Fragmentary report notes Manili and Mulajines in amor with Chief de la Crus killed and twenty followers wounded. Kan Vranelion and Ma schmitts arrived with warm reception from Sipe porters in Las Angulos. November 28 bulletin promises complete daily summary in The Weekly Kaitian.
Reported from Mairid on November 2 reveals a cabinet lineup led by Premier Pendergast with Harrow as Interior Minister and Delkado as Finance Minister. Names for foreign affairs, war, marina, and others appear, including the Duke of Alba as Minister of Juntion. The announcement lists Delaqne and Xommnonee in ministerial roles.
In St Petersburg on November 2 a special council of ministers discussed the famine scandal involving Assistant Minister of the Interior Gurk. Gurk resigned amid the controversy, with Prenier Statypin chairing the inquiry and the affair prompting high level resignations and cabinet concern.
Columbia defeated Yale 17 to 0 in a Thanksgiving Day game amid reports from Mexico City, with Carnell O and Virginia noted in the scoring. A separate interview with W. S. Hearer indicated potential future candidacy if circumstances warrant.
Nov 28 report notes a legal twelve hour working day with two hours for medical needs. The Businessman’s Handy Index advertised in the Saturday Bulletin and early edition, aiming to be a concise complete aide, appears not.
Fragmentary text lists a site news item with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention a dressy item and a location called Brainy Jing, with scattered letters and numbers suggesting an article fragment rather than a coherent event.
A protest from Hilo to Governor Carter argues against the Lanai land exchange. Citizens contend private control would harm public interest and urge Congress to assume the burden of safeguarding the land tracts.
Wm H Cornwell the Home Rule candidate for Supervisor of Maul says his attorney B M Watson will prepare a petition for recount. The petition would be filed next Monday and Cornwell will stay in town until the matter is resolved. He believes a favorable ruling could strengthen his position as rival votes were counted despite mismarkings in some precincts.
Data compiled from Weather Bureau and McKibbin records in Honolulu cover December month statistics over 31 years. It lists temperatures precipitation humidity clouds and wind with maximums and notable dates and cites station director Wm. B. Stockman.
Japanese friends of Dr Uchida insist the issue has been settled without formal Board action. Uchida was removed from charge of the Japanese hospital by the institution director, while President Pinkham declines comment and will submit correspondence at the Board’s next meeting. The report hints at European affairs and a cautious legal stance surrounding Abdul Hamid’s court docket.
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