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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
11
President Pinkham of the Hoard of Health plans to visit Waimea to choose a site for a new boys home. He aims to settle the exact location and begin tentative planning for construction, with possible earlier completion if not delayed.
William Sims, attorney at law, seeks revocation of guardianship over Willie Sims. Judge De Holt approves reattachment of the child to foster father William H. Charlock while noting adoption elements. The case references a July event and a life policy jointly owned by minor children, with further court orders discussed.
A fragment reports Judge De Holter denying a petition for revocation of an order after a showing of facts made the previous day. The note is incomplete but indicates a judicial ruling on a petition related to an order. Further details such as parties, case name, and exact relief are not readable.
An effort by local immigration officials seeks Dr James of the Marine Hoplite to accompany a group of Spanish immigrants ordered deported. They are to depart on the French liner soon. Many suffer trachoma or other ailments and a cable to Surgeon General Wyman asks St James be granted leave to accompany the deportees.
General Hemenway submits that the Supreme Court should decide whether the appellate court has jurisdiction over caves cases arising from Kanat Maui and processed before the Chul Court of Honolulu. The issue concerns which court holds authority to hear appeals from diversions involving native caves and related claims.
A Wahiawa area Chinese butcher, last seen riding a horse from his shop on Wednesday evening, has not returned. He was known to peddle beer along the road and may have been delivering Kin wares. The saddle horn was found detached, raising concerns of a possible accident or foul play.
Homotule pupils may tour the cruisers in harbor thanks to Admiral Fayth. Superintendent Babbitt met Admiral Dayton aboard the West Virginia and the offer to allow city school children to visit the squadron was extended. The day and vessel access details are pending, with plans for an afternoon visit next week.
Police were told of a dispute between a Japanese man Flint and a Chinese man over a house painting contract. Both sides alleged injuries and stones were thrown during the argument at the station. A further claim described a break‑in with dirt tracked but no clear evidence.
An unidentified figure claimed to have delegated the issue to legal counsel after recognizing the need for formal handling. No other specifics about the matter or parties involved are provided.
Cablegram from the Regents of the College of Hawaii asks Professor Hilgard of the University of California to select three instructors, after Earl declined and the appointment as president was postponed. The Regents abandon a high priced head, aim to get the college “in being” quickly, and will rely on Hilgard’s recommendation.
Superintendent Babbitt reveals the initial list of teachers for Central Grammar School with Monday term start. Positions may shift as assignments include Margaret Loonia to seventh grade with Galt, Gal Rong to Pu mane as principal, Jane Winn and Ellen Bicknell to sixth grade, Eleanor Bowrit to substitute for Bicknell in fall.
Judge De Holtland approves guardian Merrick for Charles C Deering a Honolulu resident with $100000 in stock bonds and mortgage notes held by New York Life. Merrick cites Deering's spendthrift tendencies and income around $14000 annually. Deering, though of 80, consents to Merrick's appointment to prevent mismanagement and protect family welfare.
A grand exhibition of motion pictures shows at the Hotel Baths this evening at 8 o clock. Admission is 20 cents. Sailors and others are urged to attend for an entertaining program with a wide range of subjects and a high quality show. The event lists several military and civilian attendees among the audience.
Congressman Higgins of Connecticut addressed a returning passenger through Chief Transport Sherman. Higgins did not reach the Philippines and spent four weeks in Japan, reflecting on the U S and Japan in wartime terms.
Harmony and Excelsior lodges asked Admiral Dayton to join a social dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday September 11 1907. Captains of each ship were notified that members may accept invitations to the hoctal dance.
The audience at the theater in Macomb votes on debutantes fate with numerous officers and candidates present, determining who may continue on stage. Names of many lieutenants and captains appear among the attendees as the event proceeds.
Special bulletin reports Deputy Sheriff Richard capturing Korean counterfeiters in a cave near Walple. Officers recovered copper swipe notes and gold tools plus thirty coins, including fives and tens, signaling a significant counterfeit operation unearthed in Hilo.
Police assign heavy extra duty with cruisers in port. Watch and patrols increased citywide. Sailors on leave rise in bars, prompting larger force posting near riverside areas. Seventeen officers on duty daily with night shifts at the station. temporary sleeping quarters prepared.
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