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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1907
Page
4
Evening Bulletin printed daily except Sunday in Honolulu Hawaii. Published by Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd under R FARRINGTON. Postage and subscription rates listed: monthly, quarterly, yearly options with domestic and foreign pricing. Includes classifications of mail service and distribution.
A sworn statement from C G Rockes Business Manager of the Bulletin Publishing Company Limited provides weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening and Weekly Bulletin of Honolulu Hawaii for August 1907, with totals and island delivery counts. The piece also notes local commentary on current events, public figures, and maritime concerns amid a bustling tabloid tone.
A garbled excerpt references Japan United States relations, shipping law, censorship, and press commentary. It mentions San Francisco, District Attorney Dovila, and a cablegram about S100 travel fees, with fable-like notes on censorship and public figures. The text is fragmented and contains inconsistent names and places.
The article outlines the first moves of Governor Prear toward a new land policy in Hawaii. It notes departures from federal policy and hints at resisting fees on public lands, while considering private sector roles. The piece emphasizes caution and practical approach, urging trust in Henry Waterhouse Trust Company for real estate, investments, and tenant services.
Fragmentary advice urges immediate steps toward home ownership to break rent habit. Limited text mentions financial constraints and desire for a home, implying urgency to secure property despite small funds.
The Trent Trust Co advocates a planters policy, while Governor Hrear is urged to act humanely. The Bulletin questions property theory behind the Governor’s actions, warns of debt, and stresses the need for prompt service to bona fide land purchasing homesteaders, criticizing excessive red tape.
Kilohana Art League hosts a Symphony Society smoke talks evening with a two section six piece program. Guests and hostesses from musical circles assist ensuring comfortable space and refreshments during and after the concert. The program includes Tales from the Vienna Woods in Waltz, In a Cosy Corner, Dawn of Love, Festspiel and Braut, Liszt Teachey, Figaro overture, The Butterfly, Pique Danse, with Bendix, Wagner Lisat, and conductor R Rudland.
A Washington report summarizes a long inquiry by the Federal Commerce Commission into Harriman line operations. It details methods to concentrate control of transcontinental routes, notes Supreme Court references, and urges limited railway securities involvement and strengthened anti-trust policy to preserve competition and public safety in interstate transport.
The piece argues that railway securities must be safe and conservative to protect the public’s money. It contends that sensible reinvestment will secure returns, benefiting the public and investors, not just railroad companies.
Eckhardt resigned from the Board of Regents of the College of Agriculture. Governor Frew has not yet acted on his successor. J. Pritchard, a member of the Hawaii License Commission, has tendered his resignation to Governor Frew.
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