Subscription Rates and Local Notices in Early Honolulu Paper
The page lists subscription rates in advance for the Honolulu Evening Bulletin for the week ending January 19, 1908, with names such as G. Bockus, a subscription manager, and Oahu county officials. It includes tax references and garbled notes about circulation figures and editorial commentary, reflecting an old periodical format. The text also contains stray references to public figures and generic statements about civic improvements and local governance.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Hooks Hasina
Holetin Porsehing Company
Gepotes Eid
Thuraway
G. Bockus
Shunineas Mabagar
Hilo Portuguese Complaint Sparks Labor Critique
Hilo papers denounce immigration and land policy while noting ten Portuguese families plan to leave Maui for California due to labor pay and plant labor conditions. The discussion critiques rhetoric, urges practical remedies, and cautions against assuming broad Portuguese disloyalty, stressing no imminent millennial progress.
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Hilo
Milo
California
Sayn
HILO COURT TERM SET TO OPEN IN WEEK AT HOMOULA
A terse notice from the Hilo court announces the term will open soon at the Homoula station. The schedule shows a single initial session with a judge, followed by immediate adjournments. Judge Dole plans to stay about a week to conduct hearings and preside over proceedings.
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Iin
Theo Wo
Femal
Mw Imme Tate
Hawaii
Dole
Homoula Shee
Real Estate Transactions for Record January 24 1906
Real estate transfers listed with names such as K Kalltehe, Walanne Co, Matlock Campbell, EM Wat, Wilder, Young, and others. The notes mix dates around 1906 to 1908, with references to land companies and conveyances. The text also briefly shifts to maritime activity noting the arrival of the Claudine seamen at Lahaina and passenger transfers to Kahului amid weather delays.
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Matlock Campbell
Htawh
Land & Tine Co
Ry & Land Co
Wilder
Porwatl Doe Wilder
Wie & Young
Wits Coeit
A Atwenier Navail Ltd
Claudine
de Marine Tren
Lahaina
Kahutul
Nahilu
Keanae
Horses Hair Ornaments Harvest Warns of Coercion
Fragmentary report describes horses having manes and tails shaved for ornamental use. Guards protect the site as workers extract long hair for processing, with prisoners kept to harvest and monitor. The scene depicts forced labor and a black market in hair products.
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Torven
Gata Priv
Cinie Srt
Ulinle
Ieee
Oottren
Imperial
Rome
Utah
John Arate
Hale
Apa
Territorial Supreme Court Delays Confirmation In Equity Suit
A messy court record notes appeals and exceptions in an equity case involving W. Wo Aliana and others. The master’s report faced objections with motions to contract, and the matter was continued as defendants sought relief, with a ruling that delays do not bind defendants’ actions against confirmation.
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Ely Mhotride
Meditat
W. Wo Aliana Pt al Ve We
DIL Tm Equity
Aq Aveciati Ng Ani OH iniBrtin
Vaart
Tve
de Fetviaiin
Alx
The Moroccan question and European powers clash
The piece discusses France Britain and Germany over Morocco and how an international administration might curb France, with Germany pressing for a conference and war scares influencing policy. It argues Germany seeks to edge France toward conflict while Britain watches and France risks a humiliating outcome.
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Minneapolis Journal
Egypt
Great Britain
Morocco
Morogoro
Alperts
Geemany
Prince
Vale
France
Germany
All Kroyer
Uae
Gevat
Britain
Gorman
Gileht
Merchants Press for Gentle Tourist Coverage in Happy
A Merchants' Association spokesman pleads for positive tourist reporting in the Happy Advertiser. He argues favorable articles boost visitation and local sentiment, noting a wealthy Easterner recently visited. The aim is to attract visitors and leave lasting positive memories of the town and its people.
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Merchants’ Association
Chewan
New York
Hawaii Promotion Chief Seeks Mainland Contacts
Sir Stevens plans a major mainland tour visiting cities from San Francisco to New York to boost Hawaii trade. He believes lower steamship fares discourage Hawaii residents from staying home and expects Canadas market for Hawaiian pineapples to grow via Vancouver as a distribution point. Two earthquakes disturbed Honolulu yesterday with tremors felt across several blocks.
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Honolulu
Stevens
Hawaii
Wits Moraine
HP. Wood
Blovens
Canada
Vancouver
Winnipen
Chinese New Year celebration impresses Western guest
A visiting American recounts his first Chinese New Year in Honolulu. He praises the music and partaking at the festivities, notes the Chinese musicians’ pay by noise, and observes cultural contrasts with American customs. He witnesses cordial greetings, tries to say “Konobi,” and reflect on cross cultural reception and celebrations.
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Baldy
Tex
Mule
Ani
Tran Hi
P & Regiment
Chinatown
Ching
Honolulu
Celestiate
Punchbowl Trail Survey Completed
Surveyor General Wall announced that workers on the trail project for Punchbowl will finish today. The path starts near Alapal Street and climbs to the summit at a ten percent grade, avoiding the alder foliage on the slope. John Kidwell and Henry visited the site.
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Wall
John Kidwell
Improvement Committee
High Bhior
Henry
No Hon
St Patrick's Day Preparations Meeting Next Sunday Evening
Committing state Division No 1 and the Irish Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet at the DBUL Hall on Sunday evening January 2 at 4 oclock. The gathering aims to plan proper observance of St Patrick's Day with a generous response hoped for from Irishmen and supporters.
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Owler
Cathade Minion
Captain Pederson Rescues Three Japanese Sailors From Rough Seas
The steamer Noean arriving from Hawaii reports Captain Pederson saving three Japanese men after spotting an overturned sampan offshore between Kuludhole and Ovkala. Tremendous waves broke along the shore as the men clung to life, and Pederson’s actions prevented a likely loss.
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Noean
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kauai
Kuludhole
Ovkala
Pederson
The Black Hand Melodrama Opens at Orpheum Theater
The Black Hand thrill show opens at the Orpheum with a sensational stage, electric news imagery, and high royalties per performance. Managers promise top quality to ensure Honolulu audiences enjoy a memorable, flawless production.
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Orpheum Theater
Honolulu
Siberia Late Delays and Near Miss on Emma Street
A Rapid Transit car picked up a Portuguese child on Kimma Street near School around 6:15 p m. The child suddenly ran in front of the car and the motorman flashed his fender to avoid a collision. The child escaped with minor scratches. Eyewitnesses absolve the motorist of blame. Local bulletin notes.
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Kimma Street
Wave St Ife
Emma Street
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Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
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Trent & Co
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ST. Patrick's Day
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Lal Nest Acme
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