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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
4
The excerpt summarizes a 1997 weekly bulletin listing circulation, publication dates, staff notices, and financial details. It notes the magazine’s circulation figures, distribution notes in Kawialone, and mentions business staff like Wallace Stockman and a notary, with references to advertisements and legal notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a heat tent setting and product displays for a fair or exhibition. Mentions include Kellogg, Shavelng, and various unidentified items and dates. No clear person, organization, or event fully discernible from the readable text.
Fragmentary article referencing threats and actions around a tower and nearby locations. Mentions a person and a place with unclear details. Context suggests a report of an incident or observation, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR items show rental notices and ads including “For Rent” cards on sale. Names and locations are obscured. mentions editor Hawker and Mrs Haberl among scattered references. Leads with local rental listings reflect a crowded notice page from a historical newspaper section.
A garbled report notes the California Insurance Co. of San Francisco, labeled The Company That Pays, maintains agents in Honalali at Trent B. Coy's office on DAR Pore Street. It mentions a payout of 2,565,201.23 to full beneficiaries amid disaster coverage concerns.
A state Senate amended railroad taxation bills this morning, with Representative Hive Blow explaining the changes aim to prevent gambling exemptions for property acquisitions while exempting only property used in railroad operations. The measure extends to new railroads and certain extensions, with tax relief lasting five years for real and personal property, subject to superintendent approval, taking effect December 107.
The Bulletin announces a Pacific States Tour inviting readers to join a party traveling to major coast cities this summer. Mrs. E T Weatherbed will supervise safe conduct, join in Hawaii, guide the party to the coast, and return after the tour. Receptions theater parties and balls are promised at principal cities aboard top hotels and boats.
Contest opens Monday April 1 1907 and closes August 10 1907. Winners to be announced on Suicide Island. Open to reputable young women born in the Hawaiian Islands except immediate family of Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd employees.
Subscription coupons are valid for one month after issue. Expiration dates appear on the coupon face and votes will not be counted if turned in after. A panel of judges will select six candidates with the highest totals to be declared winners. No appeals exist. voting and related portals are open for judge inspection. A candidate withdrawing cannot have votes counted elsewhere. Only one name per ballot and no vote transfers allowed.
A brief notice explains that each newspaper copy contains a coupon to be filled with a voter's name. When deposited with the Evening Bulletin within three weeks after issue, it will be credited as one vote. Subscriptions earn credits as described in the text.
The House debated measures on education funding and long standing pension for retired teachers. The key action was the passage of a bill providing for a pension fund for retired teachers, despite opposition from some members. Additional bills on Hawaii government appropriations and railroad property tax exemptions were discussed and some postponed or amended.
A fragmented OCR entry outlines a Senate bill on immigration and territorial policy. It references measures to promote migration, support transportation links, and encourage settlement. It mentions a health committee, agriculture college, and a president of a board, with aims to secure a permanent population and gather data on territorial resources.
The document lists population figures and license tallies by county, showing per head allocations for households and licenses. It references Hawall and Mawi counties with counts for fourth class and other license categories, outlining hypothetical numbers per 2000 or 1000 heads and noting fractions.
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