03 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
1
OT, PETERSBURG, Russia, Oct. 3 Revolutionists attacked the cashier near the Winter Palace. One attacker was killed and five captured. STORM IN THE CHANNEL HAVRE, France, Oct. 3 A heavy storm rages in the English Channel with several vessels and many lives at risk.
The Badger Bulletin reports a Honolulu sourced claim that the Wisconsin can die at 8 24 p m. The ship arrived today at 8 25 p m and is docked.
Bids were opened this afternoon for the Country Club home in Nuwanu valley. Charles Mateel won as lowest bidder with 960R. Seven other contractors including John Walker submitted bids. Construction to start immediately under architect Thos Gil. Plans show a 100 by 140 feet building with basement and one story, quarters, workshop, lavatories, toilets, and a large lounge for gentlemen and ladies. The main floor features a porte cochere and wide lanais with heavy rafters and an open fireplace.
The battleship Wisconsin steamed into Milwaukee harbor fourteen days out from Yokohama, ending a three year Asiatic service. Captain Drake plans to depart for San Francisco Monday after a brief Honolulu stop, with future dispatch expected to Bremerton or Mare Island yard and a return to Atlantic waters via the Horn.
The Wisconsin Dramatic Club and Minstrel Troupe plans a show next Saturday at the Young Hotel in Honolulu. Led by Lt J P J Ryan, the group, fresh from Yokohama Manila and Hongkong, promises amusing and interesting entertainment. Proceeds after expenses support local charities.
A historical report outlines the battleship Wisconsin’s armament and armor noting four 14 inch guns, multiple smaller calibers, and eight boilers in a design with armor up to 16% inches. It records crew totals around 616, commanding officers, and a long list of officers and ratings aboard. The article hints at impending discharges as sailors depart the Asiatic station. (Continued on Page 2)
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