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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
2
The page contains fragmented local notices, mentions of individuals, addresses, a trial report about a James Ward case, a 1000 dollar bail, and a plan for an upcoming women’s event. The readable portions reference Hawaiian interests, a cigar advertisement, and community meetings led by Mrs J M Whitney.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report about mob attacks on Japanese people in San Francisco, police responses, and repeated violence. Included are garbled names and places, with references to mob activity and corrective actions by authorities amidst unrest. The piece also mentions Tangier and Marocco related events in a disjointed manner, reflecting a damaged historical page.
A group of postal workers in New York area organize to form a labor association. The move aims to improve wages, benefits, and working conditions across the Portal Valley company lines. Members pledge solidarity and plan meetings to establish representation.
A blemished record from a Praneseed era notes an alleged kidnapping plot involving Abe Ruef and a figure named Abe Riel. The report hints at a trial context and potential orders sought, with references to Win Way and Lenetd connections, though details remain unclear in the fragmentary OCR.
Fragmentary report notes German stance against absorbing Austria amid European tensions. Text is garbled but hints at reaction to Austro-Hungarian events and imperial authority, with unclear dates and names due to OCR damage.
The Columbian arrived yesterday with engineers and crew to oversee the engine placement for the new cup yacht. Details on tonnage fuel capacity and sea trials are noted as preparations continue for the event and related transoceanic arrivals in the harbor.
Vienna reports Franz Joseph is out of immediate danger after a medical event. Details are sparse due to partial text but officials confirm no current threat to the emperor’s life. The report notes October dates and Viennese context, with state authorities monitoring developments.
Governor Frear hosted numerous visitors including Lt. Catonel Frederick V. Abbott Major Wilson Auckman and Captain Stanky Dunbar Ambiik from the Regindering Carpe. Col. Campbell B. Habeard and Col. Thoms F. Davie, en route to Manila with Kishterith Infantry, also called to pay respects. At 10 o'clock the Governor, with Col. Ram Johnson, boarded the Frobeh ornt vor Cuthiat to return another call.
The document details Silliman’s allegations about Lowrie and the Castle family in a Hawaii Boston Boston court context. It traces promises, stock transfers, pooling agreements, and demand filings as Silliman seeks formal action, with references to dates, witnesses, and corporate maneuvers across Honolulu Boston and San Francisco.
Alameda October 16. Mrs J A Hughes and family and numerous others are listed as booked aboard vessels to Vancouver Hawaii and other ports. Names include Theo Holt, Mary Rapoza, H J Johnston, J A Buck, W Brick and wife, B W Harnard, J H Banford, L Sperry, A Chalmers, Wm Clu Miles Clutt and many more.
Two cruisers from the AtMatic aquia drone depart toward Pi cite on the Howl route. Admiral Evany will sail in about ten weeks as the tar moat forms aboard the ships. At each port of call Admiral Sebree will man two crews with orders to Washington and to Admiral Evens for coordination before Christmas.
A federal grand jury returned three indictments following yesterday's deliberations. Defendants named include Prucencio Comancho for alleged wilful misconduct, Niwhikawa and Inouye for liquor violations, and Tom Chong on a further charge. The article notes the day’s brisk proceedings and references disjointed courtroom chatter and unrelated archival scraps.
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