08 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
1
President Roosevelt declares that men of means must uphold respect for the law to maintain safe, orderly society. He warns that temporary gains through law violation harm the class, its heirs, and the nation, insisting the rich are the staunchest upholders of property rights when they oppose wrongdoing.
Secretary of War Victor Taft outlines US Japan friendship and possible peace paths at a Tokyo banquet. He warns war is hell and urges diplomatic settlement, praising enduring US sympathy for Japan and mutual restraint. Kinship figures and officials attend with American and Japanese leaders.
Faulkner involved in a major Mahogany Company deal with R W Schlugle and Henry Waterhouse Trust figures. Directors to decide this afternoon on a contract that could fix forest prices and affect vast desert area sought by settlers.
In Chicago Al. Oct. 8 the Detroit Americans faced the Chicago Nationals in the first championship game of the series. The game lasted twelve innings and ended in a 3 to 3 tie.
Yorktown arrived today in Frisco California amid a quiet welcome. The brief notice records the carrier’s arrival and a succinct update on the ship’s status without additional details.
Every man and woman should make a will to control how possessions are distributed after death. The notice states there is no charge for drawing up wills if the firm is appointed as executor.
Det K Captain Barger of the Hawaiian Band returns from the Votemio hospital here in P the hospital. Blige from bladies toubie Det Dirwin of Olantsk. ETHEony in commitered to 8 $ rlous. The Captain Ia expected 1 sb to take the Klan for Honolulu next Friday.
Hugh Tucker, a Cure out House clerk, is the man thought to replace Strunk as Collector of Customs for the Port of Honolulu. He enjoys solid backing from California's delegation and seeks endorsements from local business leaders while avoiding direct comment. Stockwise appears favored by many, though endorsements may shift in a local paper. Brack Able is also mentioned as a potential reappointment.
The Grand Jury in San Francisco is investigating alleged tampering with jurors who decided Tirey L. Ford’s case. The inquiry targets possible influence on jurors who passed on the Ford matter.
A fragmented Kingston report notes Alexis of Hayti as seriously ill with limited readable context from October. No further names, dates, or specifics are confirmed.
Wallach confronts President Pinkham calling for compliance with the Board of Health. he admits treating patients without a license and fears arrest. He meets Pinkham, is described as subdued and frightened, and a stenographer records during the interview as officials seek to determine the merit of his medical remedy.
Governor Frear rejects Notley and Independent Home Rule Party plea to allow Wallach to treat twelve lepers in Hilo under proposed conditions. The letter dated October 8 outlines policy limits and the governor’s position, noting the extreme nature of the request. (Continued on page 3) Also reports stockbroker Ettlinger’s suicide, the Kentucky ship stuck in mud, Harriman-in-control at Union Pacific, and Kerr’s Wig sale extending another week.
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