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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
A long, jumbled clipping lists various advertisements and notices. It mentions Want Ads in the Bulletin, sales, cafe lunch, sewing machine sales, theater listings, and a funeral service notice, alongside scattered names, places, and events.
A chaotic financial era narrows as declines ease and investors digest policy signals. Reports from New York indicate subdued trading activity, with focus shifting to corporate earnings and inflation data. Market action shows pockets of resilience despite ongoing volatility and regulatory scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR reports the Empress of China sinking at Vancouver with unclear details. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, but the incident appears tied to a maritime event near Vancouver with potential crew or passenger involvement.
Taft visits Manila to inspect the city’s substantial dry dock facilities. The outing highlights U S naval and harbor infrastructure support amid ongoing regional tensions and strategic posturing in the Philippines.
In St Louis Mo a German balloon achieved victory at an international aeronautics meeting. Eight riders competed with high speed and precision. The French entry to be the Pranee showed notable performance.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a driver in Baggland Liou Laii and an attempt to prevent drifting over a lane land. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed from the text. Further readable details are required to produce a determinate record.
A letter from A W Crockett of Chico California details plans for promoting Hawaii to U S and Canadian railway officials. The note mentions meetings in California and seeks cooperation from various agents to advance travel and immigration talks amid a broad convention context.
A fragmented 1907 harbor bulletin lists arrivals and sailings between San Francisco and islands, Hawaii, and Asia. It records vessels such as the Columbian, Entrepelen, and Defender, with dates October 16 to 24 and routes including Honolulu, Hilo, Manila, and Hong Kong, plus arrivals at Grays Harbor and Westport.
The passage discusses timekeeping schemes tied to Greenwich and a meridian at 157 degrees 3 minutes. It notes Hawaiian standard time lagging by 10 hours 30 minutes relative to Greenwich, with solar and lunar timing considerations for the group’s focal time.
The fragment states a Thursday arrival on October 24 with mentions of several names and places such as Stu Likelike and Nappala, Vedell, Stn Nita, Oeriems, Coon Hawilr, Oet Mijue, Hennert, and Has A Moni, suggesting a list of attendees or travelers.
The ship's manifest lists goods valued at 101205 dollars including tea, sugar, beer, brandy, lumber, millwork, sewing machines, and other items. Major William Stephenson attends to Miss Henrie during the Philippines war era and a dramatic exit hints at romance aboard while a Mauna-bound trantor prepares for the year’s end voyages.
Fragmentary report recounts ships like the Hite schooner Lika and the steamer hatcetlie with details of arrivals, cargo, and damaged spots from the Orient to Kobili. It also notes a new PuMOr park plan, a marine riftway, and a world pacing record set by Shui Yewty owned by Frank T. Venmwim of Newkirk, Oklahoma.
The message from LR Pinkham, President, Board of Health, urges alignment with the committee and settlement terms. It discusses whether rational public welfare seeks prevail and calls for approval of certain actions not yet completed. The note indicates ongoing deliberations and a request to submit judgments through the Board of Affairs.
Stor M Moihanne Gi rons gmt Saint e yy for Kawi.
Passenger arrival list includes travelers from Hawaii and other ports. Names such as Mant, Hawalis, Auerbay, Adams, Cul Kee, Geo Cooper, Paxson, Murdock, Decker, Hat, Perk, Seki, Akuna, Choniun, and Nahuwlelua appear among a long roster. The document notes families and children accompany several travelers, detailing a wide cross section of passengers.
A fragment lists names including Heuert, De Bell, Pother, Edwards, McGilloway, McConnchle, Jaeger, Terster, Mikahala, and others linked to a passenger booking event dated October 25. The text mentions ports and multiple individuals, with likely group travel context and associated names.
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