28 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
1
Fremont Older, editor of the Bulletin who aided in prosecuting corrupt city officials, was abducted and roughed by grafters near Fremont. He was held briefly, then released on bail on habeas corpus from Santa Barbara.
Washington D C September 28 Contracts for four Octopus type submarines and three larger displacement submarines of the same type have been awarded to the Electric Boat Company.
Secretary Taft arrived in Yokohama and held an audience with the envoy. He will dine with Foreign Affairs Minister Hayashi on Monday as part of ongoing engagements following his arrival.
The Pacife Mall steamer China docked at Channel wharf with 189 Japanese immigrants under immigration inspection. Captain Friel reported eight passengers bound for the maint, including Thos D McKay. the ship heads to San Francisco tomorrow. The Valencia navy director orders coal for American battleships at about forty shillings a ton from Talcahuane station.
Raymond Conception, an awaiting robbery trial prisoner at Oahu jail, attempted to hang himself with a rope late at night. He nearly died but was revived. the incident marks the fourth such self harm attempt at the jail in a short period. He faces charges for robbing a King Street dry goods store last spring, with an indictment expected.
T B Choy a self styled Christian Korean and interpreter in the United States District Court, along with Chang Bang, were arrested yesterday on adultery charges. They were released on $500 bond after attorneys Gear and Harrison secured their release. Mupu and Joe Nuu were yesterday found guilty of assault and battery on Wong Sing and sentenced by Judge Lindsay to three months each.
Leaders of the Home Rule party move to petition Governor to permit Wallach to treat lepers using the Legislature granted privilege as a campaign issue. A mass meeting is planned to back the request, with possible Wallach candidacy discussed and parties eyeing a political revival. Separately, charges of intent to defraud stall a bankruptcy case against William White, who allegedly moved property to Ferreira to hinder creditors.
The readable fragments hint at a discussion of patterns and analyses. Key names or terms appear unclear. The source seems garbled with no clear events, dates, or organizations to anchor a precise card.
A reader questions intestate distribution for a married woman dying without a will. The note explains the husband may receive a life interest in one pair of estate portions if children exist, with the balance passing to children or other lineal descendants, or to the father's side if no issue. It asks if this reflects proper law and offers will drafting help with no charge.
A brief item notes license collections for July and August with figures and dates. It records totals, issuing authority, and references to visa related registrations. The notice outlines receipt dates and potential follow up actions for outstanding licenses.
Bidders will gather next Monday at the Alcwa tract after many visits to the area. The sale is expected to attract strong bidding as the auction action returns to the lot.
Land Commissioner Ett to offer at public auction the last of the Alena tour. A large crowd gathers as Tiltwin and wife arrive to view the lots. Commencing Monday the 30th PW Kerr & Co will mark down prices across all departments. Store visit encouraged.
Descriptions of a fumigation operation at a quarantine wharf involving sulphur fumes to inspect and disinfect ships. Details include furnace setup, containment of vapors, and safety concerns about surrounding areas and personnel near the burning equipment.
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