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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
1
In San Francisco central canneries fire raged for a day injuring four firefighters with two feared dead. The blaze disrupted operations and prompted emergency responses as investigators probed the cause amid noisy industrial activity.
The Coptic Captain Wi Finch arrived at 24 hours this afternoon from San Francisco after leaving the coast on Saturday. The ship faced a minor delay but encountered no rough weather, allowing several passengers to reach the wharf later than planned. Names listed include Mary, Thomas, Mair, Van Mater, Lieut J C Sparrow, and others traveling from Honolulu.
A long list of arriving passengers is recorded, naming many individuals with titles and affiliations. The notice mentions arrivals from the Orient and San Francisco per ships including details of passengers such as Mrs and Mr Smith, Drs and Captains, and several families with multiple members. The document resembles an inbound passenger manifest published in a historic newspaper.
Attorney Tom Piteh reports the Importers won their appeal in New York before the Board of General Appraisers. In the sales test case they protested paying 59 cents on wine and beer, arguing a 20 cent duty. The Board's decision requires 26 cents duty on an article not enumerated.
A fragmentary report notes ships arriving in the Orient and San Francisco at specific afternoon times, with mention of tonnage and routes. A observer counts vehicles in London near a metropolis, showing 4,677 motor cars and other conveyances totaling 5,760, illustrating the rise of motor transport over horses.
Disorder erupted at the San Francia wharf as Mongolia vessel arrivals faced strict quarantine rules. Officials allowed only passengers and essential crew while other travelers and family members were blocked. Health authorities stressed the aim was to protect port operations, not hinder the ship.
Chas Moore was arrested again on charges tied to running a one cent gambling game at the Beane witk Dilliard parlors near Port and Hotel Hiewete. Alfred Moormanly, a witness, testified Moore fled on a $100 bond.
A fragmented notice notes voluntary bankruptcy under Hawaiian Navigation Co. with listed claims including Foxes dine 8110 and a total evolving coast of 50. Personal property value set at 100 and wearables exempt 100.
Police Court session focused on two prosecution witnesses in the Territory of Hawaii v Alex Nicholan and David Luo, charged with conducting a gambling game. A large audience filled the courtroom to hear testimony in this high profile case.
The lighthouse tender Magnolia with President Roosevelt aboard was rammed today near New Orleans by the Esparza. Damage was not serious. the President was transferred to the cruiser West Virginia and proceeded to Washington.
Stockholm Sweden October 27 King Oscar parts with the Norwegian throne to Prince Charles of the House of Bernadotte. It is reported Prince Charles of Denmark will accept this arrangement.
Alexander K. Lazerus faces divorce allegations from wife Honoria Acosta alleging violent conduct to prevent her religious duties. The case cites attacks after marriage and attempts to restrain her church activities at Kawaiahao Church and in various church functions.
Associated Press dispatch from St Petersburg reports officials posted warnings to residents that soldiers will fire ball cartridges if disorders occur. The Odense University area is surrounded by Cossacks as police prepare to block a planned 8,000 student gathering tonight amid feared clashes.
Fragmented report quotes a New York legal dispute over a trust fund, including remarks by George W. Perkins and J A McCall. The court denies a Bonis judgment and indicates no statutory authority to alter final judgments. Mentions about political contributions and future prosecutions are included in a lengthy, unclear passage.
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