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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
4
Businessmen are urged to check the Bulletin figures for accuracy with the books open for inspection. The note covers the five months ending and lists dates from August 6th and includes entries for the first four days of the current Bulletin period.
A searing critique condemns the Advertiser for hiding its street sales data while praising The Bulletin for straightforward circulation reporting. It accuses the Advertiser and its supporters of deception and urges honest disclosure to business readers and news dealers.
Sam Johnson heads the pare buye department and plans new offices in the Capitol basement. Officials question runaway costs of maintaining 44 horses at Johnson's South Wharf stable, with hires for horses and laborers. The Albert ship carries timber to Hilo, marking its first Jolande trip since ballast.
The Sierra from San Francisco docked after a calm voyage despite California labor strikes. The vessel transferred passengers to Pacific Mail and Oceanic wharves, while crews sorted cargo as Honolulu travelers and notable names disembarked. Through passengers bound for the Colonets were noted among arrivals.
The Independent Sugar Refining Co filed with the county clerk at Elizabeth New Jersey and named capital at 9125,000. Henry Christensen and Kiarge H McGinna named as promoters with home office at Fenweed New York. The article notes the venture as a rival formation and mentions the “blab teh clutine” expansion potential. In a separate Palice Court case Joe the bread wagon driver faced a fine and were remanded. attorney Correa argued for leniency due to the bread wagon trade. Additionally Archibishop Ireland Corrigan rumor noted.
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