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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1907

Page

10

Hawaii license hearing for Hirano hotel on Sept 9 1907

By authority the Board of License Commissioners of Oahu will hold a meeting at the Executive Building on Monday September 9 1907 at 4 p.m. to consider Hisamatsu Hirano’s hotel license to sell intoxicating liquors with after hours and Sunday privileges at the Hirano Hotel on Bishop Lane and Kukui Street Honolulu under Act 119. Protests must be filed with the Secretary by the hearing time. Also notices about health board listings and a separate inquiries about rats are mentioned in the page.

Board of License Commissioners Oahu Hisamatsu Hirano Hirano Hotel Bishop Lane Kukui Street Honolulu A.J. Campbell

Royalty Adopts Lawn Tennis as England's Popular Sport

The Prince of Wales becomes President of the English Lawn Tennis Association. Royal and imperial interest grows as leaders discuss international challenges and observers note America’s influence on the sport. Russia, Germany, and Spain show rising passion, while Theodore Roosevelt and the Lawn Tennis Cabinet push the game’s global spread amid evolving championships.

Prince of Wales Edward Williane Australia Spain Alfonso Rossi Neva St. Petersburg Russia Czar Nicholai Iis Theodore Roosevelt Washington Oyster Bay Togarda England Doherty Brothers Norman Rookes Brylane Internate Tionals Brookes Wwe Malcolm W. Whitnen Holcombe Ward Dwight Davin

Great Briton style debate on municipal ownership of utilities

The article reports a debate over municipal ownership versus private operation of public utilities. Ed and Clark advocate some regulation of private firms while opposing municipal ownership as unproductive and risky. They argue that coordinated public services could be better under city control, though they warn of difficulties in ownership and governance.

Appealsfon Edi and Clark Olly Gang

Coal expert Warns of Dwindling United States Reserve

Edward Parker of the Geological Survey warns that at current consumption the United States anthracite reserve will last about 76 years. He urges shifting to bituminous coal and cites New York and Philadelphia using a fifth of annual production. Randall notes rising bituminous use and advocates large central plants, gas and coke production, and remote electricity to cut smoke from soft coal.

Edward 4. Parker Alted Siften Geological Survey United States New York Parker Pwleht Ti Tk Philadelphia Mr. Randall New York Edison Co SUI

England to Build More Dreadnought Battleships

London August 1 It is announced the government will begin construction of another dreadnought battleship amid Hague failure to curb armaments. Three battleships total are under construction for completion within two years along with transfer of three cruisers and twenty four destroyer torpedo boats from the home fleet to the Channel squadron under Admiral Lord Charles Beresford's plan.

William Germany Hamburg Baden C. A Volt Toum Beals C. Wright Karl. Beby Middle States Newport London Dritinh Channel Squadron Lord Charles Peresford

Municipal Utility Progress Among Greater New York

A 1911 report by a commission of experts outlines plans for a Public Service Commission for Greater New York and argues municipal control over utilities is essential. It asserts a centralized body with broad powers can regulate corporations, lower costs, and ensure public service, while detailing comparisons with Britain and urging local takeover of underutilized systems.

Automobiles Not In Favor Under New Postal Ruling

A new postal ruling bans automobile usage by rural carriers across Iowa. The change limits carrier capabilities and delays or alters mail delivery plans. Despite the impact on wire service operations, some carriers may still afford vehicles within their salary constraints.

Ofice Towa Pirc Abed

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