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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
2
The page compiles varied local items from a Victorian era issue including business ads, entertainment notices, meeting reminders, public announcements, and legal references. It shows a dense mix of vendors, events, obituaries, and civic postings interwoven with humorous anecdotes and promotional blurbs.
Shipping notices list vessels and captains with departure ports and times including Ian Amr Thompeon from Kauat porte at 4:27 am Stmr Noean Mitehel from Matiuy Kona at 2:20 am BACT Logan Sansom from Mas che vin Nagoenkt at 7:20 am Am.wehr Robert Lewers from Port Gamble at 8 am An p Governor Robie Grant from Newcantle for Eleelo off ports 4m
A garbled local bulletin mentions a court case and a defendant connected to a swimming incident. The untidy text references a trial, possible guilty finding, and an identity tied to a public event, with unclear names and dates. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
A prominent comedian sustained serious injuries in an unspecified incident yesterday. The event, described with fragmented details, mentions medical treatment and ongoing concerns about his condition. Further official updates are awaited from local authorities and hospital representatives.
Reported by a Morrocan source that Kal Maclean Sir Harry Maclean, chief of staff to the Moroccan emperor, is involved in a ransom case. The note claims a payment of 100,001 pounds to Real. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A San Wyanelven report from October 11 states the jury in the trial of Threy B. Fort has reached a disagreement and been discharged. Fort was found guilty previously on eight counts, and a new trial was announced.
Report notes a successful journey of a war balloon under the War Department control. The craft traveled from London to Aldershot, with a landing at Aldershot reception noted at thirty times. An Argentine conflict start and unrest also emerge in provincial Argentina as reported.
A historical report notes concerns over border policy between the United States and Canada and the United States and Mexico, citing rising immigration of Japanese nationals. It mentions a championship playoff in sports standings and reflects regional coverage of national events with references to Detroit, Chicago, and national engines.
A report notes the Santa Fe president warned of a forthcoming period of hard times. The briefing references economic strain and regional impact anticipated by officials yesterday.
A wire dispatch from Tokio dated October 6 reports the death of the mother of the Emperor of Japan. President Diaz hosted Secretary Root at the Palace of Corton in Washington in the evening.
A folding floor collapsed during a political rally at the convention hall yesterday. Police briefed witnesses and evacuated attendees as the floor gave way, injuring several people. The event, tied to mayoral campaign activities, paused while officials assessed safety and investigated the incident.
Fragmented report notes the death of an authoress with mixed names and garbled phrases. It mentions Mary Jane, an ailing person, and a wartime or logistic setting with unclear places and numbers. The legible elements include names and a possible reference to Hope and a location called Rub.
An injunction action related to Liliha is concluded after oral arguments this Saturday. Attorney General and petitioners presented briefs while witnesses testified, naming ex Governor Carter and others. The case, prepared by Bullet Puts Hshing Company, concludes this week with further submissions.
Tomorrow's schedule lists Kittay and Freeman bound for Hilo and ports at noon, Star and Mant ports for Beit, and Gp sailing 1 port at 9 p.m. Hiloman Johnson heads to San Francisco from Brewer's Wharf, with hall Thompson and German crew Conor Allert aboard Marshall Talat listed.
Immigrant list pages detail passengers arriving at San Francisco and Honolulu aboard ships from Manila and Nagasaki, including officers, families, and various steamer travelers. The roll calls numerous named individuals and spouses, with counts of children and in some cases origins and destinations noted in transit.
Listings show passengers booked for voyages to Hawaii ports including Maud Hud Mea Hy J Williama and JF Doyle with various companions. Names include Mrs C F Gillane Mrs W Yarndhey and Mrs Mary Cunhanan among others. sailings indicate Oct dates and calls at Molokai and Kauai ports.
Attorney Andrews accuses Judge Wiley of misconduct in Shanghai harming the American colony. He plans to present evidence to the President and possibly Congress, saying Wiley has damaged American interests in China and misled the press about conditions in Shanghai and Manila.
Phillip M Aalden, formerly office deputy to United States Marshal Hendry, announces he will resign and pursue art studies. He plans a brief stay in San Francisco, then travels to Salt Lake City, New York, and finally Paris to complete his art education over several years.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii In Probate the petition of Melika Peterson of Honolulu alleges JC Peterson died intestate in Hawili on September 21 1907 leaving property in Hawaii requiring administration The court fixes Monday November 11 1907 at 9 am in the court room Honolulu Oahu to hear objections and grant if appropriate and to publish this order weekly for three weeks in the Evening Bulletin Honolulu October 7 1907 Judge J T Dirolt Clerk Le P Scott Brig Oct 7 14 21 28 Attorney
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