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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
2
Readable items include ads for jewelry and goods, hotel events, and social notices. Mentions Dr J H L Haymond wife arriving in the Chandine, Hawaiian Hotel concert, a lodge meeting, and various local business promotions amid scattered court and transit notes.
Hayselden Tobacco agents advertise a Havana cigar, El Palencia mild, urging smokers to try the product through a dense tobacco market listing.
Instructions have been issued by the Cear that Secretary Tall is to be received by the oMfelile throughout Biberta, with the usual attention accorded to visiting savers olen.
Washington dispatch says Havana sources report a plan to spark a new Cuban revolution has been discovered with backers said to be New York capitalists. The alert notes a surprise uprising expected to unfold in Cuba with external support from financiers.
In Walier Alaska on January 26 a clash between rival radio workers and surveyors wounded several men. The dispute centered on an access route and the right of way for equipment and lines. Local authorities investigated as the two sides exchanged blows near the proposed site.
The York Yacht Club has declined Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the Americas Cup, citing that the entrant's propeller and boat design were not suitable. The decision follows a request for wider boat specifications and adherence to race standards.
A missouri newspaper item outlines steamship plans for handling sugar cargoes and passenger freight east and west coast routes. It describes vessels Texan Nebraskan Columbian Arizonan Vessels laden with sugar to depart around October 10 and lists captains Calcord Bennett and other crew, with cargo specifics and upcoming arrivals and departures.
In Police Court Sam Davidson, a colored man accused of assaulting Col Knox, testified of a prior bite exchange over a debt at Winston block. Knox claimed the bite and headbutt incident, while Davidson admitted biting but said Knox initiated the quarrel. A verdict fined Knox $15 plus costs.
Large message from H. Higgins and J. P. Baumgartner outlines promotional activity to unify Hawaii trade with the Great Contrat Market. Executive Director H. Barlow notes reciprocity aims, while J. P. Baumgartner plans student visitors to Hawaii remain undecided. Jared G. Smith reports revised pamphlet on Agricultural Possibilities of Hawaii will be ready October 1 with photos from Pacific regions. Seattle and San Diego Chambers of Commerce secretaries pledge to obtain and send photographs soon.
A collector for the Healant Boat Club is announced to operate at the bulletin office daily between 12 and 1, except Sundays. The notice specifies inclusion of ongoing collection or dues details and daily schedules.
List of passengers booked on the Creek Brekk voyage to San Francisco and onward to Mant and Hawaii ports. Names include Alerta, J B Castle, Downing, Mrs Campbell, J Reid, H M Norton, Mr and Mrs J Hyndon, I Barbour, Mrs Kaufmann, Goodale, Mrs Shaefer, Jack Hayes Jr, Mrs Alice Form, J J Mettin, W M Por Str, Mikehala, Gregory, and many others. Departure window September 26 to 27 with multiple ports and travelers listed.
A fragmented program listing titles and performers including Mareh Call of the Wind, Road to Glory, Wagner selection Berita Music, Hawaiian Bongs, German Melodies, Binn Mater, Die Pinale Vivat, and The Star Spangled Banner. Events include orchestral and vocal selections.
The governor plans to assemble two years of operating costs plus a $30,000 annual federal grant for Hawaii. He will forward the estimate to the Secretary of the Treasury as the official budget and may travel to Washington to advocate for favorable congressional appropriations. The schooner Ka Mol, captained by Kipa, arrived from Hilo with 2884 barrels of oil for Castle & Cooke, reporting rainy conditions on the return trip.
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