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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
2
A dense column of misc notices describes rent ads and vacancies, local business promotions, and community items. It mentions coffee supplies, hotel listings, ship arrivals, medical and public notices, and social happenings, all reflecting daily urban life and commerce.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions quinine tablets for colds headaches fevers and other conditions with signatures and references to Paris Medicin. Lacks clear event or date information. Contains garbled names and locations.
Rais overhaul and tuning service advertised by Bergstrom Music Co Ltd in the Odd Fellows' Building. Expert tuners and repairers promise long term savings through thorough maintenance and overhauls.
In New York on September 10, the Western Union Telegraph Company officers won approval for a wage-related action at a regular meeting despite the ongoing strike. The union’s regular dividend was approved notwithstanding the labor dispute.
San Francisco September 10 Clawe Aprockels testifies in deposition for Pennsylvania Sugar Company vs American Sugar Company. He states he owns no stock or interest in the American Sugar Company and has no relation to the suit.
The Welman expedition to the North Pole will not start this year. Captain Wellman decided seas and ice conditions are too far advanced and postponed the start until next summer.
Officials in Washington believe that a shift toward exclusion in Canada and Britain may push Japan to seek settlement talks with the United States. The note suggests anti Japanese sentiment could influence diplomatic moves and reconciliation efforts.
Tomwk Tala September 10. A gang held up the Glar portal Crate running out of here and secured fifty thousand dollars. Police searched for suspects as details remained scarce and guards reported the incident.
New York on September 10 reports Lev ety bonds issued on the market were oversubscribed by forty million dollars. The term money not tight in New York reflects ample liquidity as investors flock to the new issue.
A preliminary audit of Buckland's staff finds books up to date and cash tallies. Campbell plans a thorough check in three to four days before Hilouian arrives in San Francisco. If shortages exist, a cable request may bring Pittenger and Tomlinson back. no local debts or large personal expenditures observed at the boarding home. Tomlins joined Toluni College as a teacher after Bishop Resturick brought him here, later working for the Star. Pittenger arrived about a year ago and was a Star war solicitor before Buck Wand Job Printing took him on.
List of passengers and crew arriving at Kauat ports dated September 1 includes Gregory, Oliver, Mantor H, Fanoth, Master 1 Fosseth, J. A. Miller, M. Hryant, R. W. Purvis and son, Wiebke family, N. G. Dickson, Holdstone, J. Necks, Ko cea, Kenlnula, M. Anderson, Anderson, Jaeger, Tian, Kani, Mehr, Lefter, Mira, Pleter, Wilhelm, Kau, and 87 deck aboard.
List of passengers aboard the RHR Per Str Iwalual bound for Mant and Mo local ports on September 10. Names include Van Hing Mire B Duvanehelle Mrs Howe, Mine Meyers Bertha Meyer Mia Le Mutob Pet Str W Hall for Kaual, Charles Duviela 8 B Dole Mine G Mekard F Ragerking Exgerking Maxter Ex working Per 8 4 Perala Orient September 10 W Fleming and wife Robt D Warburg.
The list names Mikahala, Gregory, and S. Schobell among passengers at Ri val ports on September 12 H. Schobell A Haneburg Wim Pfotenhauys Mira Goo Baker Mrs W F Hall and no children Misw 1 Whitney Miva MM Puaol Palama are also listed.
Recorded temperatures 72 at morning and noon, dew point 70, relative humidity 76 percent, absolute humidity 7.961 grains per cubic foot, barometer 29.92 inches. Wind velocities reported at 6, 8, 10, and 12 am with directions, rainfall 12 mph over 24 hours ending noon. WM. B. Stockman Weather Bureau director notes.
An 18 year old Honolulu man is wanted on forgery charges and a $100 check theft related through wine payments. He recently arrived from Honolulu six months ago and allegedly passed counterfeit paper at local saloons and eateries. A warrant was issued by Judge T. Contan of the Police Court dated August 1, 1907. Henry Abler is the complainant. authorities seek the suspect with proper papers to transport him back if arrested. Notary PH Burnette notes possible marriage license timing.
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