16 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
1
A distorted report from Albany describes a violent intrastate quake recording via selamographs with a noted time of 9 14 and an onset around morning hours. The fragment mentions Washington and a lengthy sequence but lacks full details on location depth or magnitude.
In San Francisco on October 16, Jack Johnson the fighter and Jim Flynn are matched for a heavyweight bout set for November 2. Fremont Older editor of the San Francisco Bulletin files suit for damages totaling 100,250 against his kidnapers.
Paris dispatch describes disastrous storms sweeping southern Europe with multiple ships reported lost. In San Francisco price notices run sugar at 96 degrees centrifugals, 3.90 cents per pound, or $78 per ton. Beets analysis shows parity and quotations.
Secretary Taft opened the Philippine Assembly in Manila today as Associated Press notes the historic session marking a new legislative era. Officials and delegates gathered at the capital to witness the ceremonial start of the assembly in October.
Notice announces a forthcoming dance and reception for the Bulle girls on their arrival home, to be held at the Hawaiian Hotel. The date is to be announced in this paper.
Alexie P Burk of Hazel County Ohio sues in the United States District Court through attorney Chas F Clemens alleging copyright infringement by Relief and Burial Association of Hawaii and others. Burk claims ownership of a book titled Articles of Association and By Laws of the Harrison Mutual Burial Association and seeks an injunction damages and an accounting for profits.
The report notes a Saturday night gathering as groundwork for a new Republican party. Delegates include Kulio and John Lane with Lane referenced for mayor of Honolulu. Other potential candidates listed. campaign slogan and support details mentioned alongside ship news from the American-Hawaiian liner Cov samblangalis docking at Lahaina and Hilo.
The St Louis base team sails for Japan to play a series with local and visiting rivals. Notable players Brune, Furies, Lawrie, Hustnell, Gleason, Jones, and Apitett are listed. Critics worry the departure weakens the local squad, though Coast games proceed with others filling gaps.
The U S Army transport Sherman Captain Henguerre delayed loading coal and left at 11 for Manila as planned at 2. The crew and officers endured the delay with a drill, the band at the gate played appropriate selections, and wives viewed the scene from the ship. Many officers returned to town for mail and visitors before departure.
Attorney General says consideration of perjury charges against Wornt Wallich hinges on whether statements given under oath relate to a material fact. United States courts may determine if Wallach perjured himself and whether residence details impact the case, with Breckens involved and a transcript reviewed for comparison.
Members of the Oleson committee will meet tonight at 7 o clock in the dining room of the Kamehameha School for Boys. A letter from Mr Oleson will be read. Those interested in football are invited. refreshments ordered.
Kumeric Hai sues on a promissory note dated July in favor of J Cooper for 5500. Hammond & Co and Davies & Co are referenced. Defendants include Kulde, Nagata, Kawamura, Mada, and others. The complaint alleges the defendants executed a deed on July 12 for 8800 to J Cooper and mentions collateral and transfers, with various names and associations cited in the disputed transaction.
Gilman voices doubt the ship will arrive, plans to dispatch a telegraph apparatus and engineer to the coast. He says Harvard and Yale plans amount to little for Hawaii while noting election outcomes and urging practical propositions.
Attorney B C Peters acting for CJ Mobile on behalf of Clarke challenged AM Brown's authority over county prosecutor matters. The dispute centered on whether Brown could approve the commission's actions amid prior rumors and Board of Supervisors refusals.
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