23 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
1
Tokyo reports the Japanese government feels no resentment over the U S action that forces Japanese children in San Francisco to attend separate schools. Officials express full confidence in President Roosevelt to settle the matter.
About 1200 suffragists gathered at the reopening of Parliament in London to hear speakers. The crowd was harangued by organizers and ultimately ejected by authorities as tensions over women’s rights rose.
Ten Southern Pacific machinists in focal shops were discharged as 10,000 road employees stood at risk of a strike. CAREY In honor, October 29, 1906, a son to Mr and Mrs Carey.
IRKUTSK Siberia Oct 23 Nine convicts and the governor were killed as a breakout freed many prisoners. Seventy inmates escaped in the prison revolt marking a deadly mass jailbreak.
The Tax Assessor plans to pursue delinquent lists with a three-branch government emphasis. Judge Whitney hears tax cases this afternoon as parties including Rawitan Moore Kalelopa and Like face actions though some have paid and are not being sued. Also notices of a royal hawaii hotel wedding and a Civic Federation resignation due to association with Republican candidates are reported.
An incident described as the spectacle at twitch last night was repudiated by W C Smith and other candidates at a meeting in Iwilei. Smith said the gathering was quiet and orderly with no offensive behavior and no intoxicated acts. Fellow attendees James Bicknell D Kalauokatani and Fred Waterhouse supported the account noting a calm turnout of Hawaiian residents.
Republican workers compile a schedule showing the 9 precinct totals for the Fourth and the last seven for the Fifth in Honolulu County. It lists voters by race across Koolau, Walalua, Wal nana and Kwa districts, with deputies and supervisors in contention among Vida, Jarrett, Dwight, Gear, Hugtace, Fern, Gandalf and Moore.
An advertisement claims a vault safe deposit box is burglar proof with an eight o'clock time lock to prevent premature opening, branding the service as a secure place for jewels and valuable papers.
A special Seaside event includes a six o clock dinner and dance a military hop set to be held with a formal invitation extended to the public a preview note lists safety and seating details for attendees.
Annapoli Md Oct 2 Kita gaki the Japanese student at the United States Naval Academy has resigned due to lack of application to his studies. His withdrawal ends his tenure at the academy.
In Crongtadt Russia on October 23 two hundred soldiers were arrested for showing sympathy with revolutionists, part of a larger crackdown on dissent. The action reflects the tense climate as authorities move to quell growing unrest among military ranks and civilians alike.
Sugar prices and beet quotations from San Francisco show varied readings with references to different lots and previous quotes. Details include figures like 41.24 and 33.44 with parity and prior quotations noted. The fragmentary text references Oct 20 and Oct 22, indicating market notices or price sheets from that period.
Ex Governor General MH Ide of the Philippines, who recently resigned, sails aboard the Hongkong Maru bound for San Francisco. He pauses at Moana Hotel and reflects on leaving friends, returning to Washington, and work on Philippine issues including labor contracts and the Dingley tariff. He notes opposition from natives to Filipino labor in Hawaii and mentions ongoing talks handled by Mr Allert I Judd with government scrutiny on safeguarding contracts and wages.
The Republican and civic leadership discuss endorsements amid strong turnout in the islands. Candidates like Sherif hopefuls and County Clerk hopefuls react to backing from the Civte Fed. Officials report peaceful civic order with no riots, noting Filipino voters showing aptness for American politics.
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