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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
2
A crowded page records a mix of local notices and social happenings. It mentions shop listings, theater ads, charity events, a cigar promotion, and upcoming meetings of the Chamber of Commerce and local organizations. Community announcements include dress and household goods sales, a fashion show, and school and church activities with dates and venues.
The ad touts Smith Premier as the top business machine with many strengths praised in brief. It notes IORE and THE SUN models, available in new stock at $40 and traditional Second and Smith Premiers priced at $80, $40, and $60.
Adal Gabie News reports from The Hague on October 7 that the Anglo American project for obituary arbitration has been adopted at the Peace Conference.
In Nanchong China on February 7 twenty rioters were sentenced to imprisonment for their part in the riot and one hundred boxers captured by the Tsu-Perini troupe were executed. The authorities moved to quell the disturbance and restore order.
A wireless message originating in Malta and routed through the large wireless station in Sydney Nova Scotia was received today by the operator. The Malta to Sydney transmission marks a notable long distance wireless communication accomplished at the station, highlighting advancing telecommunication capabilities.
A muddled reminiscence recounts Royal Good Time 15 and Honolulu visits aboard the battleship Marys land. It highlights popular crew, sailors writing from San Francisco, and Chaplin Chapman returning in January for a tour exciting Honolulu's female onlookers.
The Mateo Navigation steamer Witunion, Captain Jobneon, loaded 20,199 mocks of refined sugar and 117 tons of raw sugar at the Brewer Wharf this morning. She also carried 4.00% bundles of AMMAN and TAO cases of canned apples, with officers sending signals as the ship was secured and moored.
Riverside League will entertain with a community event this Saturday at The Orphaun. The program features music and games for fans, with ticket prices and venue details outlined for attendees. Local organizers encourage public attendance and describe planned activities, crowd control, and safety measures.
Imperial Gorbsan Consul Pfotenbaue entertained Gaytal Musks of the German eratker Condor at a dinner in the Young. The Waikiki dining room was elaborately decorated and featured varied centerpieces. Attendees included Pupuih Abfort Lieutenant Communi er Schutte Oberst 7. 8 Seluiltee Rear Aduiens Very Governor Frear and others. The menu followed the Young’s renowned Chovatier style.
The photehva distillery at Napoopuu will restart on a commercial scale and output will be sent to Nouoluin for storage in a bonded warehouse. Deputy Minister of Revenue arrives to resurvey the distillery with Clarence Pringle named storekeeper and others involved in the process.
Governor Frear explains he cannot recommend Board of Health action to permit leprosy treatment by Wallach. He cites legal guardrails and public interest, urging cautious consideration and proper authority before any approval. He notes Wallach claims cures but offers no verifiable proof and stresses need for safe, supervised testing.
A fragmentary notice lists departures and arrivals involving Governor Roble and others. It references Simr Ke Au How and Billeted names for Kanal, San Francisco, Hilo, and WAY ports, with times around 6 15 p.m. and mentions Brewer's Wharf.
A long ship manifest lists many passengers and accompanying clergy from multiple locales and nations including San Francisco Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai and Shanghai ports. Names span Mr Mrs Miss Rev J F Greenett Rev W D Gates Mrs G P Jodavy and several others with titles and servant entries. The scattered OCR text confirms a mixed roster of passengers and attendants aboard a vessel destined for various ports.
Per steamer Kinwu Prwqay and Maat uid Hawaii ports on Oct 8 at noon. Names include A Garvie H W Burtur Wy Crawford Gillane Mrs Gillane Mine Hind Maud Hind Williams Lydecker Voller and wife Siren A Lidgate Clam Miss That C Legington and two children J P Doyle Fred Carter Joel Taylor W Yaradhey C Wilkon John Fyfe Crane Williams Gelver and others aboard the Hilonian bound for San Francisco and Hawaii ports with multiple passengers listed.
Passengers booked per timetable for Maru voyage include J A Mu and Paulkner, with destinations toward the Orient. Additional names appear in the fare listing with Motokah Forts noted and B C Buith among the travelers.
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