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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary report details a mill fire and a stabbing incident at Kekaha with scattered references to labor, contracts, and officials. The dispatch mentions Havana Cuba, a Panama Canal labor context, and a reception for an unidentified figure. Roosevelt's return to the White House is noted among varied items.
A fragmented note reports a United Fruit Company group arranging troop transport to Cubs, with references to New York officials and a Washington journey. The garbled text mentions the Placid Clipper steamer and a wartime sale card arbitration, set amid court and canal governance chatter.
A deadly Stabi fire erupted at a Kekaha mill drawing Cuban reaction and crowd response. Authorities report initial details and ongoing investigations amid emergency efforts as workers and local residents reel from the disaster.
The transport Sheridan ran aground at Harker's Point. allies report the Korean freighter Atami and the Swalm vessel near the wreck. The USS Argoquia arrived at the scene with rescue and salvage forces as weather and damage hinder attempts to refloat the ship.
Sugar markets show 88 and 99 with parity at 4.04 cents and a prior quotation noted. The article mentions President Hoover's return to Washington and a harbor incident involving a vessel, with strong chances of injuries more extensive than first reported.
Secretary Roothaw arrived back from South America citing wrap up of talks with regional officials and a focus on renewed bilateral initiatives.
A large crowd gathered at Ante Park on a clear Saturday evening as Republican candidates and leaders addressed supporters. Speakers touted the party platform including county government, primary reform, agricultural education, and Hawaii’s self governance, while a diverse audience listened attentively amid band music and fireworks.
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