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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
4
August 7 1901 edition reports mixed sales data for the Bulletin with noted confusion over figures and advertising. Commentaries accuse the Advertiser of braggadocio and call for verifiable totals while discussing local politics, court actions, and Hawaii's territorial finances.
Fragmented article discusses Attorney General Dole appealing to the Supreme Court over Judge Geer's ruling in a habeas corpus case during a transition period. It notes potential appellate paths, cautions against eroding writs, and mentions Chief Justice Kyne and a special session.
A fragmentary text references Marketa and Kononenia Woshda and a plan involving The Rapht Vianalt. It hints at a political pledge, deployment, and a broad aim to reach a three score ten threshold before an event. The source mentions Dr Blahop and a link to a wave in daily circulation.
A historical critique argues The Advertiser controls substantial ad revenue, asserting it surpasses three papers in reach in Railtown and offers the best advertising medium for readers. It lauds one year of experience with a loyal client base and questions competitors.
A fragmentary report from New York dealers claims heavy capital and refined output threaten competition in the sugar industry. It notes a proposed capacity of 180 gallons daily on the Hudson River opposite New York, with British allies weighing influence and potential market maneuvers to keep prices from undercutting.
A damaged report outlines alleged plots affecting U S industry and markets, mentioning the soda and fish sectors, then details police court actions for gambling related offenses and vagrancy. Names include Joe Akana and Yokoyama with penalties and sentences noted.
A Honolulu Republican editorial sparks a scandal alleging a newspaper insider at the Advertiser colludes with a bread of fake sales notices. The piece accuses a courier of spreading false reports to undermine rivals, while praising the Bulletin and Republican for their views to boost readership.
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