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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
2
A long column of brief notices covers arrivals and departures on the Alameda, social events and weddings, theater and concert notes, hotel and lodging ads, business shipments and inquiries, a milk of community gossip, religious and fraternal meetings, and assorted public notices.
California editors journey as guests aboard a Pullerton excursion to San Francisco described as pleasant despite some misbehavior on board. The group published a Daily Pattter aboard, while a Southern California Press Association club faced theft by steerage members. Warren Wilson of the Los Angeles Morning Journal oversaw a makeshift court trial where prune-stealers were confronted for justice.
Ray Horton prosecuted a sensational mock trial in Los Angeles amid wild testimony and bristling courtroom rhetoric. Five defendants faced a jury that found verdicts against all, including the judge and lawyers, in a scandalous, farcical proceeding. A lunch aboard the Alm gleaned clergy witnesses, while amused spectators witnessed a melodramatic legal spectacle.
W Guan arrives to oversee Kohala charen duties while Sandi Ng and others attend services. Sunday collection for Seaman's Institute totals 5.45 plus a button and two prizes. A Tuesday concert by association members entertains, with wives and daughters covering gaps in singing. Praise for Alameda officers and crew rings through. Younger attendees lament lack of secluded corners as moonlight and a cartoonist’s moments unsettle couples aboard the ship. Ralph Springer notes awkward interruptions at the Daily Titan shipboard gathering.
The dog show judging starts promptly at 2 PM with Mr Bradshaw arriving in Alameda to assess flaws and praise strengths in the breeds in Honolulu. Attendants exceeded expectations, signaling a successful exhibition that could become an annual event.
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