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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
2
A wide jumble of notices, ads, and short items from a Honolulu newspaper. Mentions auctions, weekly lodging rates, social events, meetings, travel plans, and business notices. Includes reference to engraver, embroidery, fashion, and local commerce and a few personal notices involving residents.
A chaotic early 19th century style dispatch describes cabinet changes effective January 1 with AlooWIE rollew, Rhu fon Maree, and Car lyou slated for new roles. Metcalf becomes secretary of the Navy as Oscar Braids leads Turkey diplomacy while Alameda sails toward the harbor with cargo and consular moves noted.
In New York on October 24, reports allege Murphy accused Independence Laagneri of corruption, while Joey stone reportedly ignored the charges. The political scene features ongoing jury-related rhetoric and legal tensions shaping local leadership.
London October 7 General Sir Reds led British forces in the Boer War. He was mortally wounded while directing operations and died shortly after. His leadership and service are noted in dispatches and contemporary reports.
A confessed murderer admits involvement in a nighttime assault on Morunvel Lene, binding her, and stealing jewelry valued at 82000. The case centers on the perpetrator known as Chiao and a partner referred to as Get BH. Police investigations are ongoing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Cleveland incident at Anns Holi involving a robbery. Mentions Bryan prophesied in Washington about an upcoming honor and a warning tied to months and a matinee, with garbled names such as Keith, Varley, and Vivelmniak appearing in the fragment.
A Honolulu crowd at Emma Square last night heard speakers including Mr Silvan attack Republicans over accusations of stirring up disturbances and insulting Portuguese voters. Charles Rowe, Bam Johnwan, and H J Moraman chaired or spoke at gatherings urging voters. the event featured party clashes, with concerns about beer and wine campaigning and law enforcement responsiveness.
Kuhio Kalanianaole and Charles Notley plan appearances as McClanahan and Notley head to Hawaii. Aala Park rally signals Home Rule momentum while Democrats prepare a grand rally at Anla park with McClanahan as chief attraction.
A reporter probes the Civie Feds secrecy over membership and who comprises the federation's executive committee. Towne and Dr. Withington decline to disclose names or membership, suggesting fear of public embarrassment or affiliation with the Peclaran. The secretary cites fifteen executive members but refuses to reveal identities.
The Treasury Secretary and Territory officials debate the Union Oil Company plan to mix 85 with 125 units of oil to exceed current limits. Attorneys warn potential penalties for diversion, while officials express concern over public safety and regulatory compliance. Union Oil claims no danger and cites winding conditions. public works and transport agencies consider action to prevent regulatory evasion.
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