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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
2
A garbled mix of local notices and ads detailing services such as hat cleaning, bakery promotions, carriage repairs, and sewing machine sales. Mentions meetings of fraternal orders, church and charitable events, and various notices including weddings, funerals, and legal proceedings with scattered names and places.
Ottawa officials including Cabie AWS Beri Ai Wiifrot Lavirier and the commissioner discussed a Japanese immigration issue. The commissioner admitted the treaty spirit with Canada had been violated by Japanese arrivals, amid rising shipper numbers. Any amendment by Britain and Japan affecting Canada could face opposition to further immigration from Seattle.
Kosten reports Sept 16 that the court refused to compel attendance in the case against the Standard Oil Company by Harmond. Rogers was excused due to illness. the proceedings included testimony and defense in a matter involving millions.
Following the peace treaty between the allied forces and Moorish insurgents in Morocco, troops will stay in place to guard the country and ensure security during the transition period. The agreement outlines continued deployment and orderly withdrawal plans as negotiations proceed.
The new Colombia rail line along the Magida and Jenu rivers opened today, promising cheaper freight and faster service. Officials said the route strengthens regional trade and enhances connectivity for Hogati and surrounding areas.
In a violent outbreak, mobs struck the city harming Jewish residents. Two Jews who resisted the pillagers were killed as widespread danger and fear spread through the streets. Authorities moved to restore order amidst reports of continuing unrest.
In an official order the army extends yellow fever vaccination to all troops. The measure targets preventive care and aims to curb outbreaks in nearby forts and posts. Affected units include regiments stationed around Wyoming and Fort Street A.
The fortification work at Diamond Head has begun with gangs of men from the city marching to the Katimki terminal and then to the crater base. Workers receive $1.80 a day plus ten cents for each day’s fare with priority given to American citizens under government guidelines.
Charles F Chillingworth reports from the Coast that Senator Piles, once a member of the Congressional party, is promoting travel to Hawaii. He left Seattle amid plans to muster about thirty friends for an excursion next month to the Paradise of the Pacific.
Buckland arrives for a morning meeting and prepares to speak at the Trans-Pacific Trade event. The talk follows the recent sad departure of Tortine and Pettin, with no indication of trouble in the group.
The notice announces the birth of a daughter to Mrs Myttotert T, wife of Hall of Ka Law Hawaii, on Bentema-Lae 1907, with the father listed as Mr Reid te Kenaprr for the Hehthouwe at i ta.
A grand naval reception and canoe display are planned aboard the West Virginia and on the dock to honor the navy. Decorators work to illuminate masts, decks, stands, and the shore with colored lights and American symbols. A formal invitation is issued while the public may view the event from the shore.
Bids for the Wallaku court hall were opened at the Department of Public Works. Only two tenders were submitted. A. P. MacDonald offered 523 81250 to complete the building within 180 days, within the appropriation, and the contract will go to him.
The Castle and Cooke agent Mr Petrie says fumigation spared most potatoes while some may show dry rot. He notes that the fumigation, not the treatment, caused the bulk of the damage and argues against a full loss verdict.
An old advertisement states that a household surgeon extols a remedy for skin diseases and mentions Dr Porter’s Antiseptic healing by PARTIE MEDICINE CO in Saint Louis USA. it promotes alleged cures and a refund promise for the product.
The record notes a full moon on September twenty first at 11:07 am and explains Hawaiian standard time lags Greenwich Mean Time by 19 hours 10 minutes. It states the meridian offset of 167 degrees 30 minutes and marks a 1:30 pm whistle as aligned with Greenwich.
A dated ship manifest lists numerous passengers arriving September 17 at 5:15 a.m. from Hawaii Maui Kau ports. Names include Mr and Mrs Scott Lieut Wrightson Miss Wrightson F F Harbour and many others with prefixes Master and Miss common among families ahead of deck 86 aboard the vessel.
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