Evening Bulletin Publication Notice and Rates
Publication details for the Evening Bulletin show a weekly schedule at a street address with publishing company and editors listed. Rates are given: 89s per year in Mawahan Islands, with Canada Mexico and other foreign post payments and advance payment requirement noted.
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Evening Bulletin
the Bulletin Publishing Company
Parringto
Baniel Logan
Mawahan Islands
Canada
Mexico
Speculation cautions in 14th district market and road work
On April 22 speculation in futures is called bad business as Hawaii's Executive faces questions over political futures. Real estate developers cite road projects at Pacific Heights and Kaimuka proceeding with efficiency akin to government work. Superintendent Rowell alters Hilo harbor beacon light from white to green without notice to captains, suggesting a bias toward changing what is seen rather than the policy.
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Hawaii
Pacific Heights
Kaimuka
Rowell
Hilo Harbor
Becnme
PITEOUS APPEAL FOR IMMIGRATION VIEW IN HAWAII
The Hawaiian official organ urges support for the Executive amid immigration disputes. It criticizes the Executive’s “correct view” and shifts blame toward Federal authorities, while Washington dissents. It calls allies to consider their duty in the political crisis and hints at pressure on Mr. Dole and annexation supporters.
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United States
Washington
Pao
Acta
Political crisis over Dole leadership and planter support
The article argues the rank and file withdrew support from the government while the Executive faced public doubt. It questions which party, if any, backed Mr. Dole when migration policy shifted, and accuses Dole of acting for personal interest. It notes a public appeal for supporters to step forward, implying defeat and demand for new leaders. The piece also reports a separate case of animal cruelty, Napahuelua convicted of gouging a horse’s eyes after drinking, with a one month hard labor sentence.
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Dole
Dole Conault
Doe
Dole Anid
Napahuelua
Ewa
Monpalua
Humane
Helen Wilder
Honolulu Stock Exchange Report Summary
Stock trades from Honolulu reflect activity including transfers to Waialua and Hawaiian operations. The report notes sales figures, market movements, and notable transfers amid a volatile regional trading day with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR text.
Sterling bikes dominate Honolulu market push
The Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co announces cancellation of other makes and will exclusively handle Sterling bicycles. Ebjer's Building, Fort street, Honolulu. They offer twenty five high grade Remingtons and present bicycles on hand at cost, to make room for a carload of Sterling bikes now in transit.
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Honolulu
the Evening Bulletin
Msacific Cycle & Mfg. CO
Ebjer
Fort Street
Bargain in Silk Crash Hats and Men’s Apparel
A local retailer promotes bargain prices on silk crash hats bows puffs tecks ascots and impostars with hats from 25 cents to 1 dollar plus a large assortment of golf and neglig shirts for men and boys. A line of men boys and children’s clothing from the East arrives at low prices including boys wool pants and fedora hats from 1.50 to 2.00, all goods advertised as very low.
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Houlageix
Mr. Dole
Craelty
Honolulu Stock _Exchange Report
Waialua
Aseessatie
Verdes
Ontu
Asvevoa
Fa - Merometa C. Brewer & Co Sr
Txeaco
Genees
Mieliancous Wilder
Tse
Mi Hawaiian Surat Co
Lonokan Suy
Kihei Plant Coul
Kihei
Banuset i Sugar Co
Oahu
Paul Hardware Co
Hg Imel
Kash
Hotel
Waverley
Hotel St
Aloha
Home Sweet
J. M. Webb
Rea
Tor
W. W. Dimond & Co
Holt Block
King Street
Hawaiian Islands
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
The
Fort ST
Waikiki
William Savidge
Palani Co-operative Grocery Company, Ltd
T. A. Murry
Thom
Sigpeth
Geo. Cavenagh
N. 8. Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
L. C. Ables
Pottie
C. W. Macfarlane
Dr. Pottie
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Love Building
Honolulu Drug CO
the New Drug Store
P.O. Box Tm
von Holt
King ST
Telephone
Belect
Jop
Hayward
Charles Cramer
Port ST
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