Evening Bulletin 1907 Hawaii circulation and current events
The Aug 20 1907 Honolulu Evening Bulletin highlights weekly and daily circulation figures for Aug 10 to Aug 16, notes total print runs, and lists business manager and notary details. It also critiques Pacific naval focus, transport incidents, and political commentary on U S policy, with local letters and editorials.
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Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
First Judicial Circuit
G. Bookus
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Path
Evening Bulletin
Weekly
Bulletin
Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
G. Bockus
Comments on Hawaiians Highlighted in Independent Article
A letter from a cautious yet candid writer appears in the New York Independent, praising the piece on the early Hawaiians as a valuable addition to literature and noting the writer’s reluctance to speak freely.
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New York Independent
Laysan Island Wonder Sparks Public Confusion
A seven day incident on Laysan Island involves Capt. Olewen who loaned land to the public, prompting mistaken identity as Captain Olevon. When introduced as Captain Olevon he challenged the introducer with a sharp confrontation and a threat to fight.
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Olewen
Publc
Laysan Taland
Jer Hapa West
Bulletin
Captain Olevon
Olevon
BLOCKADING BATTLESHIP FLEET ON PACIFIC COAST
The passage discusses strong naval positions near Honolulu Paeitle Coast and Atlantic Coast concerns. It notes air efforts to deter moving the fleet to Pacific waters and argues for the fleet’s presence as a proper strategic strength amid international trends. References Tom Watson and James Mannon comment on coastal interests and perceived selfishness.
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Honolulu
Paeitle
Atlantic
Pacific
Tom Watson
Jefferson
James Mannon
Wrehington
Congress
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ad
A vintage classified style ad promises to act as your agent for property management and safekeeping. It touts handling rent collection, dividends, interest, insurance, taxes, dues, and secure valuables in a safety vault.
Real Estate Bargains in Honolulu Area
Three bargain properties offered with easy terms. A Lotte three bedroom cottage priced at 1500 dollars after five years, eight minutes by electric car from center. Another near town yields 22 dollars monthly rent at 2500 dollars. A beach Waialae property advertised cheap for cash. details at the office.
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Lotte
Waialae
If Wishes Were Horses Ed by Who K Everyone
Fragmented ad style copy promises homes in city areas and hints at stepping beyond rent. Mentions wishes, ownership, and easy next steps. Contains scattered phrases about securing a home and available properties.
Honolulu urged to back first class steamship proposals
The Bulletin argues Honolulu should engage promptly with steamship plans to improve Pacific Coast travel. It stresses that first class transport and cooperation are essential for tourism and retail growth, urging business leaders and Mr. Gilman to pursue practical, regular steamship service despite public skepticism.
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Honoluin
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Bulletin
Luncomb
Gilman
Hemenway Resigns as Examiner of Titles in Land Registry
Judge P Le Weaver accepts Hemenway resignation as Examiner of Titles In the Court of Land Registration following his appointment as Attorney General. The judge commends his service and notes the new duties ahead.
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Hemenway
Court of Land Registraion
P. le Weaver
Extensions Bring Severe Penalties for Absence
A board of education discussed teacher time extensions yesterday. A rule was adopted requiring extensions to cover the whole term and notifying in advance. failure to appear could lead to permanent replacement. Miss Blanche Soper sought an extension and substitute. the board denied and substitute covers term. Rev Mackintosh granted unpaid leave. C F Trueman granted three months absence. Resignation of Mr Contsen at Central Grammar School accepted. Mr Miller appointment to Kalli school confirmed amid protest from Thomas Ato of Okana. Consideration of paying Mr Roses for school improvements referred to the Attorney General. The Attorney General indicated payment possible if improvements are permanent. temporary work might require permission.
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Board of Dication
Tulett
Xehno
Blanche Soper
Almenee
Misa T Soper
Rev. Mackintosh
C.F. Trueman
Boar
Contsen
Central Grammar School
Miller
Thomas Ato
Okana
Bulldine
Pannone School
Atttorney
Muorpey
Rogecrany
Transport Crook Rumor Strands on Alaska Sand Bank
A transport ship named Crook, bound for Manila with the Tenth Infantry, reportedly ran aground on an uncharted sand bank off the Alaska coast during a voyage to Walden. Officers kept the incident secret until rumors leaked. the ship freed itself after stranding and weathered the incident with minimal damage, diverting about 400 miles off course to Ketther.
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Crook
Manila
Alaska
Walden
Tenth Infantry
Valdes
Cieleo
Eross
Ket
Fortifications materials for Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor
Captain Orwell advertises cement and aggregate for Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor fortifications. 8000 barrels of cement at each site, delivered monthly in 100 barrel lots after contract approval. 9500 tons broken stone and 4000 tons sand at Pearl Harbor, 7000 tons stone and 5000 tons sand at Diamond Head. Stone must be hard lava rock. sand must be clean and sharp with minimal clay. Crusher dust may substitute for sand.
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Orwell
Olds
Diamond Head
Pearl Harbor
Alore
Ure Shiel
Great Artist Miss Hall Impresses in Virtuoso Program
Providence Telegram notes Miss Hall’s piano recital featured mainly beavura pieces with strong performances by Vieuxtemps and Ernst Schubert works. The reviewer praises her tone, phrasing, and expressive skill, while noting several encore reactions and anticipating her appearance at the Hawaiian Opera House with the arrival of the Arangat on August 22.
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Miss Tal
Hitle
Vieuxtomps
Marta
Marie Hall
Vieuxtemps
Providence
Telbune
Miss Hall
Hawaiian
Honolulu Weather Report and Ship News Summary
Honolulu records indicate 6 am 77, 10 am 80, noon 82 with a 77 morning low and 49.06 barometer. Absolute humidity 7.664 g/cu ft, relative humidity 70 percent, dew point 70. Winds shift from 4 am to noon, speeds 9 to 12 mph with varying directions. Rainfall 0.01 inch. 24 hour wind movement 149 miles. British steamer Valdivia to clear for Newcastle later today carrying mail for colonies. vessel in port nearly two weeks amid routine port activity.
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Honolulu
WM B
Stockman
U. S
Weather Bureau
Valdivia
Newcastle
Freighters Neder land and Highland Monarch chartered for coal to port
The Neder land and Highland Monarch are chartered to bring steam coal to the port for Navy use. The two ships together carry about 41,100 tons, with the Naval Station needing roughly 75,000 tons to meet the demand. Port officials expect shipments will not overstock the harbor given varied government transports.
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Nederland
Highland Monarch
Angus
Valle Mide
New Maui Doctor Spools Bulletin Mix Ups
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about a Maui doctor and bulletins. Reads like a damaged local notice with scattered names and places including Walla, Merlwal, Manette, Commie Hee, and Lantin pser lint. Unable to identify a coherent event or clear facts from the readable fragment.
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Math
Hinds
Walla
Manette Soning
Fiewel Fiat
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