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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
4
A brief catalog line lists the Evening Bulletin published daily except Sundays at 120 King Street Honolulu by Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd. Grey Wallace R Farrington serves as editor and the paper is entered as second class postage in Honolulu.
Subscription rates in advance for the Evening Bulletin include 1 per month anywhere in the US, 9 per quarter, 8 per year postpaid, foreign 11. Weekly Bulletin shows islandwide delivery figures for Hawaii and overall weekly circulation. The document includes a sworn statement by C. Bockus, business manager, with notary P. Burnette, dated August 24, 1907, and discusses Pearl Harbor development and related public notices.
A discussion on baseball crowd conduct weighs pros and cons of rough cheering versus lawfulness. It notes public sentiment in Honolulu toward rooting behavior, the impact on the game, and urges calm, civil banter. Also promotes Henry Waterhouse Trust Company of Hawaii for business and investments.
A Portland city ordinance limits machine made music after 1 PM to 1 AM, bans phonographs and automatic devices in hotels and public venues, and ponders impacts on residents and business. The council notes penalties are set by county law for moral offenses, with enforcement details remaining unclear.
The note urges immediate action to buy a home to avoid long road costs and free funds from rent. It stresses that owning a house now will save money and reduce ongoing mobility expenses. The message presents a cautious view of delaying homeownership.
A local criticism urges restraint at sporting events. It condemns taunting and foul language used by fans and calls for police intervention if crowds become disorderly. It stresses players and umpires deserve protection from personal attacks and argues towns should protect decorum during contests.
The Department of Public Instruction will maintain a comprehensive record of each teacher’s work. A detailed report will be prepared after each visit by the Normal Inspector, covering rooms, grade, enrollment, attendance, discipline, pupils’ attainments, and teachers’ appearance. Special reports include agriculture, general supervision, and instruction. Letin?teaf ন
Mrs Nakuma, Commissioner of Public Wage and Water Rights, faced the Supreme Court this morning over a fee contention tied to a long running Woolvey-Wineton matter. She argued attorneys delayed hearings and charged for continuances after she traveled from Malakal, while lawyers denied such claims. The judge ordered consideration.
Long session notes the proposal to cut Kapaa, Kamamaloo and Olahena lands into homesteads or lease to Spalding company. Consider exchanges to group government lands with sugar holdings, easing railway and water rights. Mentions Kapaa rice land, lease renewals for Chinese growers, and Governor’s ongoing review as summarized in local bulletins.
A very pretty private wedding was held at the Kamakawiwoʻole lane Asylum road location with only relatives and intimate friends present. The bride, daughter of the late E. Kane and educated at Kamehameha Girls School, wed Harris Kekla of the Riverside Baseball League. Rev. Lono officiated, followed by supper and dancing with music by the Palama Glee Club. Numerous relatives and local figures attended.
Fragmented program list presents PART I and PART II acts with names like Rich Mr Hoggenheimer The Elves Belle of Bohemia intermezzo and selections by Keri Overtire Kiefer. Includes Hawaiian song by Berger and a Fidle de dee aria. Also mentions FOR RENT cards on sale at the Bulletin office.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a tonic that restores strength and mental acuity, claiming it "invigorates" and builds iron discipline and steel muscles. It touts a booklet titled The Fils of Life offering five uses, and notes Peruna is for sale to help daily vigorous health.
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