Payable in Advance The Evening Bulletin Circulation Report
G Bockus of the Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd swears the weekly and daily editions of the Evening and Weekly Bulletins show a true circulation for the week ending August 9 1907. Figures detail weekly and daily totals, island reach, and guaranteed averages. notarized by P I Burnette First Judicial Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Bulletin
King Street
Honolulu
T. Hy
the Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
U.S
Territory of Hawaii
First Judicial Circuit
G. Bockus
Busines
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Bagsos
Island of
Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
Anno Domini
Burnette
Governor Carters Contribution to Coastwise Shipping Debate
The article discusses Governor Carters input on coastwise shipping policy. It cites Mr Schwerins assertion about the Mawallan section and argues for local steamers serving Honolulu. It accuses Honolulu and Hawaii of being overlooked by maritime policy and mentions potential letters from Spreckels interests, suggesting skepticism about a local Haleport venture.
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Carter
Coastwine
Puette Mali Dine
Schwerin
Kteamahi
PC. Jones
Honolulu
Hawaii
Spreckels
Attorney Generals and Territorial Appointment in Hawaii
Governor Carter backs Mr Peters in retirement and Mr Hemenway’s appointment to fill the vacancy. Peters praised for loyalty to the Territory of Hawaii. Hemenway, a trusted legal adviser, inherits a tested role with strong community support and favorable prospects for his tenure.
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Peters
Hemenway
Territory
Tle
Hawaii
Carter
Laysan Island Tale Prompts Sea Mystery Rumor
Sailors tell a striking yarn about Laysan Island and a shipwreck, with Captain Olawon named as navigator amid tumult and fortune. Town readers weigh whether the tale is a seven‑darn wonder or a tall sea yarn as Captain Clason brings the story.
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Clason
Quan Diggarn
Olawon
College Hills Offers Cheap Building Lots in Accessible Community
Buy a lot and build a home in College Hills now while land remains affordable and terms are easy. Lots enjoy convenient access with good roads street cars electric lights and city water nearby, not vague promises.
Island Mystery Haunts the Sunk Vessel Crew and Public Question
The article describes rumors about a damaged vessel near a supposed island site. It claims the captain and crew may have fabricated or exaggerated their tale, while the public awaits further search for the island or shipwreck remains.
Garter Writes Continued Reflections on Travel Law and Trade
The writer discusses travel between states and territories, noting the impact of steamship limits on passengers in Honolulu and the broader consequences for American unity. Arguments center on how federal law should apply to parts with rail links and the role of interstate movement in fostering commerce and cohesion.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Americ
Congress
Real Estate Bargains and Beach Property for Cash
Eight minutes by electric cars to Lot 120 by 120 with a three bedroom cottage built five years ago priced at 1500 dollars with easy terms. Bargain two offers property near town yielding 22 dollars monthly rent at 2500 dollars cash terms. Bargain three a Waialae beach property cheap for cash. particulars at our office.
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Waialae
Governor Carter Urges Hawaii Transport Fines Remission
Governor G. R. Carter writes that federal law restricting free interchange harms Hawaii. He argues fines on the Adelantown ships should be remitted until authorities grant lawful exceptions or fresh service resumes, citing cost to residents and local authorities. He appeals to the Secretary of Commerce and Labor for discretionary clemency.
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Hawaii
Iawa
Ehipa
Bin
Congress
Spress
Parifie Mall
Secretary of Commerce
Lalor
Tim
G. R. Carter
Not Broughly’s SPLCCH Editor Evening Bulletins Correction
Letter writer Ro J Rochly objects to a published quote alleging he threatened the License Commissioners. He says he attended the meeting but did not speak or join the discussion and requests a printed contradiction in the afternoon edition.
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Eiditor
Licwnse
Rochly Monolatn
Josh Billings
Manchuria Back Amid Welcome on Shipboard Return
Captain Saunders receives greetings from many alphas as Manchuria docks. Crew and friends exchange congratulations once lines were made fast and the ship ready for shore visits.
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Saunders
Manchuria
Turbulent Dispatches on Pacific and Border Movements
A glitching report describes naval figures and sailors with garbled speech praising engineering feats. It notes Captain Saunders and Maneharhe, a list of pieeiniger cargo, and lists of people linked to a San Francisco scene. The piece also covers the arrival of Japanese and Chinese deportees at the Mexican border, and the Manchurian transport set to sail for the Orient.
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Asielin
Parke
Saunders
Teluil
Gariley
Ziegler
San Franteco
B.D
Mra. Tonney
Painland
Mise Lee Lloyd
Tod
Est
Fen
New York
Yoko- Hara
Specia Bagle Cary
Kant
Ghrysani
Texas
Avi Wona
Tring
United States
Chen Ieting Wins
Bam
Exumttti
Ion
Board of
Iuquiry
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Wallace R. Farrington
Honolully
Governor Carter
the Attorney Generals
Laysan Island
College Hills
Trent Trust Co
Garter
Beretania Street
Waikiki Beach
Beretania
Pensacola Street
Wilder Avenue
Lunalilo Street
Matlock Avenue
Hing Street
Makili Street
Pearl City
Prospect Street
Elnan Street
Fbury Waterhouse Trust Co
Mershant Sts
Bughly
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B
Thongande
Kodal Films
Fort St
Bulletin
FAM Mars Pe
Oelock
Drode Mirrows
Phillies
Mancharia
Hie
Pulte
San F Hinehien
Noreent
Meath
San Kranelsco
Tal
Wink Lote
Hving
Cos
Ehlers
Fehlers
Salex
Stanus Rapiers
AD. Th. Hulletin Office
Gentle
Ness
Helin
Cura
Cen
Alexander Young Cafe
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuuanu Street
Ana Pe
Queen of
Sigmund
Julius von Sigmund
Alakea St
NEW Melba Records
Victor
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
OOP Fellows Glpg
Wink
Tadguen
Pudlotia Papebtint Company
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