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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
The page lists funeral arrangements for local residents and names attendees, with details on the cemetery setting and pallbearers. It also references a court or inquiry proceeding and a series of community names connected to the event or coverage.
Taft plans departure from Cuba amid Senate hearing on naval entanglements. Officials say the timetable depends on full briefing and any pending appointments. Major figures Vawuna and Ree Huth are cited in related comments, with Wotten and Orie noted as aides.
Fragmented OCR notes list candidates, speakers, and events for upcoming meetings and campus activities. Mentions Katow, Lang, Rawlings, Moore, and Manley among others. expects two meets and a Katubint Bebaot event with talks by Go de MeVirthes and Bruni. includes scheduling notes and attendees.
A garbled letter requests Surgeon General Wyman to follow health orders against tuberculosis. It notes Hawaiis need for extended public health funding, stricter quarantine, and new hospital facilities, detailing the observed plague risk and the political push for legislative support.
The text extols a pleasant climate with shade and refreshing air, noting temperatures never above eighty degrees in certain districts and a mountain road at 1400 to 2000 feet. It references a map of Honolulu and the island showing locations and regulations.
At Republican headquarters a completed tally shows the plan to equalize voters per precinct failing. The report lists precincts by district with counts, noting deductions and unclear totals, highlighting uneven turnout and potential voter suppression concerns amid heavy invalid data and confusing annotations.
A distressed crew of Ventura sailors failed to steady the ship after arriving from the Colonies suffering delays. Investigations show officers blamed poor fire crews, with some engineers noting they were not firing properly. The voyage included hops from Auckland to Pago Pago and Hong Kong, and crews argued about replacement manpower in San Francisco. Deportation holds were mentioned for some aboard, with American citizens cited among those detained.
The Ventura reached port at o'clock this morning about 48 hours late amid anxiety over its crew and passengers. It carried 80 cabin and 259 tons of cargo from the Colonian to the Coast, with 143 more passengers bound for the Coast. The ship called at Honolulu and San Francisco en route, and most of the crew are sailors.
Col French editor of the New York Independent spent hours in the city on a return from an avetation tour. He called on Governor Carter in the morning and met Federal Judge Dole at lunch at the University.
The district races and party dynamics are outlined with candor as Brown County voters consider Sheriff, Treasurer, and Supervisor contests. Hui Hawaiian loyalties, endorsements, and rivalries between Home Rule and Republicans color last-minute campaigning, with Kealikahuna, Koolanpoko, and Koolaupoko districts featuring heated debates and shifting support.
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