13 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
1
The Advertiser questions Laukea’s readiness and party affiliation as he campaigns for the Srer. post. Doubt centers on his experience and whether he would pursue a sweeping organizational change if elected.
A long editorial discusses Magoon and political shifts in Hawaii, noting his erratic party alignment and the Home Rule party’s attempts to secure police appointments. It traces alliances among Democrats, Home Rule, and Civic Federation, including Kalakukalani and Taukoa figures, and hints at future sheriff race maneuvers amid shifting loyalties and retirements.
In Prussia on October 13, Miss Krupp, noted as one of the world’s wealthiest women, wed Mr. Hal Bach. The Kinay freighter delivered a varied cargo including horses, Japanese products, cabbage, taro, and corn, with Forester David Haughs aboard the Kinaw morning.
Jamie Wilder, head of the entertainment committee, treated University Club members to a nine program evening unlikely to be matched again by the bands. In pursuing Hawaiian art types, Mr Wilder has sought out artists who bring authentic styles to the club showcase.
Los Angeles Cal Oct 13 W A Burnett was killed today and many other passengers injured when a runaway street car crashed. The report mentions a performance by Wilder showcasing ancient Hawaiian music at a local club with demonstrations witnessed by residents.
A preacher remains in his role while continuing work tasks. The brief notes his steady duties and ongoing commitments despite a change or challenge in his position.
Republicans plan a large gathering at Aala Park with a Portuguese band and quintet, presided by Jos. K. Hepuu. Home Rulers concede space but decline to share the elevated rostrum, ensuring Republicans hold the main stage at the park tonight.
Sugar market notes from San Francisco report prices and parity figures with Beets and Friday data. Fragmentary lines show daily sugar analysis, market figures, and cursory context for the day’s trading in Ban Francisco.
The College Hilly Club plans to amalgamate the 1.0 organizations and push for a chemical engine and a Jet for school hours. Committees will secure a patrolman and road lights while Judge H. B. Cooper is elected president after Judge Robinson resigned due to moving out of the district.
A garbled plea from a grocer promotes a breakfast product and urges readers to save spare silverware for safety against loss. The text mentions a small coat and refers to St. Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd in a cryptic, incomplete context.
The typhoon on September 14 battered Hong Kong harbor, sinking several ships within sight of the Contie while the Coptic held moorings and survived. The Coptic later sailed to America with no passengers except 24 Japanese in steerage, after crew changes and orders to resume duty.
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