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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
2
A jumble of notices from the Bulletin includes ship itineraries, hotel promos, club events, theatre notes, and civic updates. It mentions the steamer Hilohinn sailing on the 13th, arrivals and departures from the coast, and local vendors offering goods and services. social and fraternal meetings, hotel dining specials, and public events fill the page with a bustling, albeit chaotic, snapshot of Honolulu life.
A chaotic review notes Mile Alesandra and Herile offering passable tricks while the audience cheers for Mile and exxephone virtuosity. Local talent struggles to match outsiders as the Orpheum crowd fills for the Saturday and Monday performance amid mixed praise and high expectations.
A letter from Yair chveemte discusses Chinese scholarship nominations at Yale. Seven Chinese students remain in competition for two Yale scholarships, with university approval by the Chinese Late Jon in Washington. Yale may fund tuition and $1000 annually for four years, but timing and nominations are uncertain.
The military report for September 1 notes five deaths in six categories including accident and violence, dietetic, and constitutional disturbances. The Honolulu population shows 65 total deaths with 45 females and 20 males. 22 deaths occurred in public institutions. Postmortem exams and coroners are referenced with stillbirths excluded from mortality.
The Home Rulers secure Edward Newhantel Vorsler as a candidate for County Clerk, promising support from a 2,000-strong base. Republicans warming to their campaign as meetings shift to Walala and Kab muki Zoo with several speakers lined up.
The Territory v4. Cole Jon Brothers case goes to the Supreme Court after a lower court verdict. A $32 000 bond is required for appeal as the matter rides on a dredger loss alleged at Pearl Harbor and tied to Cotton Brothers. Attorney General Peters may travel to Washington if the appeal proceeds.
Former Democrat Abenham Fernandes, now running for Supervisor at Large on the Home Rule ticket, accuses his former allies of trying to ruin him for political gain. He claims Democrats spread rumors of his withdrawal and allege Governor involvement, detailing a convention defeat amid party machinations and tensions.
In Hilo on Tuesday morning a young Japanese woman married to Jinkiehi Yamada was murdered at Pepkeo. She had recently been sold to laborer Omura Otaro for 100 dollars, payment completed. Yamada, missing, is suspected as the murderer, with jealousy and revenge cited. A coroner's jury verdict led to a warrant for Yamada’s arrest. Dr. J. I. Stow was summoned to certify the cause of death.
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