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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
A scanned notice from the Bulletin Publishing Co of Honolulu includes Wallace R. Parrington as editor and discusses publication timing, pricing, and subscription terms. It references weekly bulletins, foreign postage, and market forecasts for Hawaii, including the planned quarterly and yearly rates for local and overseas readers.
Hawaii readers see weekly and daily circulation figures from the Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd for August 1907 with totals. includes average daily circulation 2781 and weekly circulation 2942 on Aug 18. notes Hawaii Island deliveries 1310 and other details sworn by C G Bockus. Mentions transit, coal, and promotion committee changes in local public discourse.
The article praises Hawili and Damon for enabling polo tournaments in Hawaii. It lauds Moanalua polo field for hosting inter island contests with attention to player horsemanship and spectator comfort. It highlights the ride to the finish and the scenic setting as part of an unmatched sporting outing.
In large financial centers a debate on hard times continues with two camps: one trusts the economy if Roosevelt is left alone, the other suspects powerful interests push a crisis to deride the President. The sense is that not much is radically wrong with the country, though speculation runs high. The Henry Clews circular claims the country is sound and blames only Wall Street speculators.
A vintage promotional notice promises relief from worry with services to manage property, collections, insurance, taxes, and safety deposits. The text urges readers to visit and entrust valuables, rents, and investments to the agency, citing it as a solution to daily burdens.
Bargain No 1 offers an eight minute electric ride to a three bedroom cottage built five years ago at a modest price with easy terms. Bargain No 2 describes three cottages near town with one rental of 22 dollars and a price of 2500 dollars with easy terms. Bargain No 3 highlights a beach property at Waialae cheap for cash with details at the office. FOR RENT listings include King Street Beretania Street Waikiki Beach Wilder Avenue and several Honolulu streets with varying rents.
A distorted poetic piece imagines wishes and birds as a means to find a home. It mentions doves in various city parts and hints at awaiting a welcoming place. The language is unclear, but the motif centers on longing for shelter and companionship.
Hustace says an amendment accompanies the awning ordinance addressing objections raised by Me and Jon and confirms he knew of it when speaking publicly. He says Link Me Candles was shown the amendment but refused to view it, citing an old unenforced law intended to prevent controversy over legality. The amendment, in the first section, requires gutters to be built to allow water to accumulate and drain away.
Bids were received for desks and seats for the island school system but no contract awarded yet. Wall Nichols Co offered 2081.65 for the whole lot, Hilo Mercantile Co Ltd 645 for a partial set, A Arleigh & Co 2500.20 for about half, and Thos G Thrum 2468.65 on the full lot with minor corrections.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co received a Treasury Department cable confirming orders for perfecting the Mahuka public building site. Officials in charge say the transfer of property to the Government is progressing satisfactorily and the work is moving forward in an orderly manner.
A coroner's inquest details the death of an eight year old native of Bt Michael who died after ingesting or handling sulphur matches. The hearing names jury members Kalet Avna Steven Guympler Meney M Honan Mernandes J Me Semin and VO. Tedela as the coroner’s panel with a forthcoming inquiry.
Governor Frear appoints M. M. O'Shaughnessy and Tuy to represent Hawaii at the convention in Sacramento starting September 7. Both are noted as qualified due to major irrigation engineering work on island projects including the Kahala ditch and Waslujou through Waimea.
A dramatic attraction promises wondrous sights and safety amid destruction as the Hilvon Picture Machine screens a dramatic Earthquake spectacle at the Hotel Moths Saturday night at 8 o clock. Public seats and general admission offered with reserved options.
The report notes Antte visited the Pallhie morning and praised its scenery while noting other attractions. The Territorial Supreme Court received notice from the U S Supreme Court on the gold cure case, with the court decision in favor of defendants and no amount involved. Harrison faced a significant loss related to the Pope Manufacture April panic and a separate New York stock exchange issue involving $72,000,000 in gold speculation.
The Commerce Chamber elected officers at yesterdays meeting with Morgan as president J P Godevier as treasurer and H P Wood as secretary. The appointment of a larger board and changes to bylaws were discussed along with committee reports and year end finances totaling 1048.22 with a remaining balance of 1280.89 after disbursements.
A Hawaiian named Keno fell two stories from a veranda at a Chineke restaurant near Adla Park yesterday afternoon. He landed on his head, suffered a severe scalp wound, and was taken to Queen's Hospital. He appeared intoxicated and was unconscious when rescued.
A compact ad lists services for telephone wiring battery and general repairs. Contact number 946 is provided for inquiries and service requests. The crude OCR shows emphasis on phone line work and related components.
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