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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1907

Page

1

Federal government to take over Molokai settlement

Reported possibility the United States may assume control of the Kalaupapa Kalawao settlement. Washington directs inquiry into current status and actions taken. Local sentiment opposes removal of care from residents who value self rule and paternal government interference is controversial. Continued on page 5.

Molokai Pinkham Washington Capitol Motokut United States Wallack Hawaii Anitary Rubke Kalappapa Kalawa Tata

King Schlemmer Seeks Purchase of Laystan Island and Fertile Plans

King Max Schlemmer of Laystan seeks to buy the tiny island Layhain from Hawaii's government and gain full real estate power. Through Attorney Jack Atkinson, he weighs a formal purchase offer while noting prior guano leases. He contemplates coconut farming and copra profits, using Layhain for a fertilizerless, large crop venture.

Max Schlemmer Lignanteland Jack Atkinson Tty Paeife Max Bchlommer Lays Hawaii Laystan A. LC. Atckinson Schlemmer Tame VaciNe Fertilizer Co Hackford & Co Gehlemmer Lay-hain Layaun Schlemmen

Wayson to Vote for Wallagh in Health Board Controversy

Dr. Wayson of the Board of Health signals support for Wallagh’s medical license amid Hawaiian political tensions. He frames his vote as a duty to aid leprosy patients and believes the Legislature should decide, while criticizing imposition of restrictions as improper. He cites Hawaiians and leprosy prevalence and notes local fugitives near Munoa Valley.

Wayson Republican Party Wallach Wasson Wayron Tien Fin Dew Walt Molokai

Sandiego Girls Visit Honolulu Tour Noted

The Oregon girls travel to Honolulu for a Northwest tour with greetings from friends as they perform. Reports describe lively amusement and the long journey affecting the group after extended travel.

Letters and Postals From Northward Tour Echo Southland News

A fragment from a Honolulu newspaper describes travelers from the north returning home feeling the echo of southern letters and postcards. Mrs Weatherred writes from the Balboa Hotel in Pacific Beach San Diego on September 26 noting the spirited stance against paying hotel costs. Another letter from Hotel Coronado via the same journey highlights lavish hospitality and a royal-welcome tone. The report references Hotel Det Coronado, the Golden Pheasant at Parks, and a Honolulu link to a Honolulu girl amid travel chatter. (Continued on Page 2).

Uthe Southland Mra Balhoa Pacific Beach San Diego Myer Mtampa Mathon Fitate Det Corosade John Hernan Wiklet Det Coronado Ta Juana Mexico Honolulu

Map of waterfront land completed for market proposal

Surveyor Wall submitted a comprehensive harbor map to Governor Frear showing government and private land along the harbor from Ward property toward Walkiki. The map, approved for copies, precedes action on a minimarket proposal as Pueblo Mall offers to buy land for 80000 dollars.

Wall Frear Ward Walkiki Fovevor Pueblo AL. C. Athinean

Captain Simerson Celebrates 35 Years with Company

Iain A. C. Simerson of the steamer Mauna Towle receives congratulations on his fiftieth anniversary and nearly thirty-five years with the company. Honolulu crewfolk praise his long service as he is feted by the emeer of his vessel. Also reports the barkentine Ada Morrell lost at sea with rescued crew arriving in Kingston Jamaica.

Iain A. C. Simerson Kingston Jamaica Ada Morrell

Kentucky Floated, Navy Vessel Reported Safe

Norfolk reports the battleship Kentucky was floated today and believed uninjured after inspections. In Stamboul, Teddy Roosevelt is said to be bear hunting in Whitney & Co. supplies. a brief, fragmented dispatch notes the President pursuing a bear in colorfully described rock hunting.

Kentucky Norfolk, Va Teddy Whitney

Lusitania Cut New 24 Hour Clip

A fragmentary account describes the luxury and technical details of the Lusitania under construction. It notes immense engine power, capacity distribution across first and second class, and extensive accommodations including electric lighting and a nursery, with references to Paris and London hotel-style fittings.

Lusitania

Chicago's First Game in Championship Series

Chicago Nationals defeated Detroit three to one in the second game of the baseball championship series played in Chicago.

Chicago Chicago Nationals Detroit

Pearl Harbor improvement drive gains business backing

The Chamber of Commerce reports strong support from city chambers and congressmen for securing Pearl Harbor improvements. Readers from multiple cities express backing, with officials noting clear indications of interest and commitment to advancing the project.

Berdi Chambers of Commerce Pearl Harbor

Hart released on bond after week in jail

Lane Hart was released from jail on the afternoon bond posted by Mahuta and Antonina Long. Kinney & Murs filed the bond, with Kinney expected to appear for Hart, who had spent about a week jailed over inability to obtain bond.

Lane Hart Jatt Mahuta Antonina Long Kinney & Murs Kinney Tiet Renone Bisate Jorney Hart

Great Harbor Plans for Valparaiso Harbor

Valparaiso Chile on October 9 reports plans have been accepted to make the harbor of ViBuilt the finest in the world. The project aims to transform the port with new docks, dredging, and modern facilities to accommodate growing trade and ships. Officials anticipate lasting economic benefits for the region.

Valparaiso Chile

Cars Go Up In Smoke Car Barn Fire

New York City authorities report a major blaze at the Fourth Street car barns where 125 streetcars were destroyed. The fire caused an estimated $400,000 in damage and endangered about 100 people. local officials investigated the cause and safeguards.

New York WN. Y Fourth Street

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