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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
4
The piece surveys weekly bulletin circulation on Hawaii’s islands, listing figures and dates while naming editors, publishers and managers. It references the Peninsing Company, circulation metrics, and state communications, noting dates in January and high level claims about publications and harbor policy.
The readable fragments reference a wartime context with names like Armrey Shin Eivin and Berin Ted, hinting at a political or military event. The text is heavily garbled, but suggests a discussion of leadership, assignments, and possible town or regional actions during a period of conflict.
A governor led inquiry critiques contractor performance on the Nuuan u dam project. Officials indicate funds and timing are at risk as the contractor fails to meet agreed milestones. State authorities consider remedies and possible penalties while pursuing proper execution of the agreement.
Fragmented notes describe a daylight trip to a volcanic crater with a steamer arrival at Kahulut and a visit to the Mawal Lon Commercial and Sumar Co plant. The itinerary includes transit by ferry, a female traveler accompaniment, and a Friday morning departure. Special rates and multiple rental listings appear, including properties on Limalito and Beretania streets.
A public moonlight concert at the Alen Yang Mabel Theater begins at 7:20 p.m. featuring a program that includes Beougger's Tete Hoban Fantasio-Hajl Quewn Vortntedtt Titarmeden Heatgia Sanat and Vocal Hawaiian Senge. Nearby acts include H Travateare Riders Merwe op and Lawee Lite.
A fragmented 19th century style report cites Yankee merchants and Chinese traders in port cities, noting railway patronage and rising commercial activity along rivers. The piece hints at Western influence on modernizing China while referencing a distant earthquake event in London and Monmouth in Wales as a contrast to upheaval abroad.
A historical report describes a lava flow with Bishop opposed, halted on Tuesday during a perilous expedition. The travel party, including named travelers, faced intense heat and toxic fumes as they observed the lava's advance, noting temperatures around 420 degrees and continuing to monitor the flow before moving on.
Chatraran of the Board of Supervisors discussed the firing list with Sheriff Kinney and others, asserting political motives behind dismissals. Kinney spoke with the sheriff during and after a morning conference, while Hien Hi noted Burke’s claim that the fired officers were late for citations and owed entitlements.
The Caps Cook Lame and officers elected January 10 include Wir, PO Mumptrtes VP Belt, Mackintonh, Riche rdvan, We Atinteen, and Hol as trustees. Also noted is The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX listing legal notices, tenders, building permits and rate transactions in Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
The article discusses O Smith and Hayselden as contenders in a Senate presidency struggle. It notes Dowsett’s possible candidacy or support and the central role of party lines, with Bipson and Lane expressing views on needed leadership and committee positions. It references internal party maneuvers, potential reproductive shifts, and the Central Committee’s influence on appointments.
A list of upcoming meetings for the NTLG Art League outlines dates in January and February. Items include Ladies In Waiting, communtion, public announcements, and a souvenir wake. Meetings cover carnival events, building decoration, and ceremonial activities with names and roles listed.
An advertisement for the Evening Bulletin offering with low rates on a selection of books including Recollections Private Life of Napoleon and Dr. Gunn's New Family Physician. The offer provides various subscription options and bundled book sets at reduced prices for new subscribers.
The Pacific Coast Department WAG Twin & Co. LPR for Hawaii markets a bold claim on the Royal Insurance Company. It touts strong financials, offering wide coverage and large policies while asserting prompt, full payment of claims. It warns readers of competitive but weaker options and urges seeking the Royal’s terms.
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