Honolulu Evening Bulletin 1907 circulation and trade data
Detailed sworn statement on daily and weekly circulation of the Evening Bulletin for July 1907. Includes distribution numbers, notary attest, and context on Hawaii readership. Long section covers trade data with Japan and mainland purchases, sugar, fruit, meat, and cotton goods, highlighting Hawaii as a steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
First Judicial Circuit
G. Hoke
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Path
Eirowlation
Island of Hawaii
LO Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
C. A. Nookus
Anne
Real
Domini
P. Fl. Burnette
Hawaii's Mainland Trade Growth Measured by May 1907 Data
The Department of the Secretary of the Treasury presents Hawaii's monthly trade figures with the mainland, noting gradual increases in domestic shipments from the United States to Hawaii through May 1907. For eleven months ending May 1907, Hawaii's imports totaled 25,097,277, ahead of 1906's 20,059,271 but trailing Puerto Rico and Philippines, with Hawaii ranking as a strong noncontiguous purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Iain Jriny
TGT
Howald
Boots
Alaska
Hawaiksm
Hawaii
Pacific
San Francisco
Onar
Department of Commerce and
Lubor
Unitedd States
Hawaiis
Porto Rico
Philippines
King Street to Wahiawa Streets Noted in Makiki Report
A fragment from a city street listing mentions King Street Prospect Street Makiki Street and Wahiawa. The readable text records an outline of street names connected in a local area, suggesting a map or transit reference within a Hawaiian urban context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Prospect Street
Makiki Street
Wahiawa
A Simple Way to Save Heller the Put an Nerodent Policy
A concise note outlines a strategy to safeguard Heller by adopting a straightforward policy approach. It emphasizes clear steps, targeted actions, and possible benefits for stakeholders. The plan highlights practical measures and governance alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller
Jury Waived Cases Set for Trial
The list shows numerous jury waived cases scheduled for trial in September and October. Notable matters include dispossession and quiet title actions involving lenders tenants and property owners, fishing rights disputes, assumpsits, and contract actions. Names include Koulakaa, Kataokamoku, McBryde, Hawn, City Mill Co, J. Holt, and Lihwe Plantation Co among others.
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Julia Noor
Lee Chu
C.K. Ab
Jae Noor
Koulakaa
Kataokamoku
Alto
James Y. V. Hoffman
Issumpah
Flan. Com. & Sugar Co. Lids
Ter
Hawaii
A. S. Wilcox
Hawall
McBryde Sugar Co
Territory
Voki Davis
Joe Davis
Hee Sin
Hon Kar
G. Suntoki
Kamtebu
Lock Pol
Chang Kim
C. Lal Young
Assumpsit
James L. Holt
T Moncarrat
Sylviane Nobregu
Alex. Latth v. Hawn
Iron Fence & Monumental Works Ltd
Assump
L. McCandlessy
Hon, Plantation Co. Ltd
Woodlawn Fruit Co
Deeti
Ching Heong Nong
Ee Choo
Assupett
S. Holloway
E. V. Richardson
Au Ter
Moses Pyuht
Yim Searock
Victoria
Buffandewar
CG. J. McCarthy
L. M. Whitehouse
A. Fal & Co
H. G. Middleditch
Guy Owens 'Electrical Con. Co
Almahele
C. A. Long
Admr
Puget Sound Ports and New York Trade Rise in May 1907
Trent Trust Co reports monthly totals for Puget Sound ports totaling 1,954,927 with Los Angeles shipments at 10, Willamette 57,268 and Humboldt 91,605. New York leads the field as Tehuantepec route competition grows transcontinental ties in May 1907 with Hanaiiy goods valued at 207,427 compared to May 1906 when there were no shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Los
Willamette
Humboldt
New York
Trans-Continental
Hanaiiy
The Employee's Duty to Employers in Elbert Fubshard's View
A quoted moral on loyalty to an employer. If you work for a man your duty is to support him through thick and thin, speak well of him, and align with his aims. Even in hardship an ounce of loyalty is valued over cleverness, but do not disparage the organization you serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Fub- Shard
Hom
Tim
Conservatism as Hypocrisy Highlighted by New York Governor
Governor Hughes of New York, in a Jamestown speech, denounces conservatives who cloak aims to shield betrayers and hinder needed remedies. The Advertiser notes Hawaii residents would see the same self seeking, prejudicial rhetoric in the Territory’s press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Jamestown
Hawaii
Advertiser
Good Results In Lung Trouble Mrs Victor A Beaucaire
Mrs Victor A Beaucaire of Chicago Illinois reports severe lung trouble from exposure to bad weather and a bad cold. She credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with remarkable improvement including restored color and energy. She states she would not be without it and has recommended it to friends. May 4 1906 Chicago Illinois.
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Victor A. Beaucaire
Chicago
Hull House Women’s Club
DUFFY
Gden Ave
Ill
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Warns on Genuine Product
Caution to customers to request the genuine Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey from druggists grocers or dealers. The ad notes it is sold only in sealed bottles not bulk and instructs to look for the Old Chemist trademark and an unbroken seal. Price is $1.00 with free medical booklet and doctor's advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Elks Parade Tragedy Strikes Philadelphia Crowd
July 18 Philadelphia sees 4850 marchers and spectators endure extreme heat and humidity. Five die and about fifteen more die later as hundreds collapse. Emergency hospitals crowd Broad Street while ambulances, police, and Red Cross rush to serve. Lemonade and heat contribute to the chaos amid the parade ending at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Broad
Red Cross
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1. H
Wallace R. Farrington
Eutered
Puslettion
Monolulu
Eevondolias Pootter
U.S
THE
Inland
Howe
Alexander Street
Beretania
Kaimuki Waikiki
Wilder Avenue
Pensacola
Lunalilo Street
Matlock Avenue
Tayman
Ponting
Cole
Jogo Hille
Trent Trust Co
Ehlers
B.F. Ehlers & Co, S
Victor A, Bhaucaire
Duffy’s Pure
Tore
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuaiu Street
Flab LL and
Davis
Canteloupe Sundae
Gulffice
Tol
Fort Street
Orpheum
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd
Steinbloch
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