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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
4
Honolulu readers encounter a long-winded 1907 Printer’s column critiquing U.S. federal revenue, Panama Canal costs, and surplus debates. The piece shifts to subscription rates, circulation figures for the Evening and Weekly Bulletins, and business notes. It quotes Kaiser Wilhelm and reflects on international tensions and the Yellow Peril with editorial opinion.
A fragmentary passage notes how diplomats and others who share Oriental viewpoints expect a shift in global influence as the East rises. The text references Europe and broader geopolitical dynamics, hinting at forthcoming changes in international relations.
A long review notes Secretary Taft under fire for past statements and political alignments. It mentions endorsements, a Parkar appointment in Toledo, and reactions to Taft’s stance on tariffs and Western State politics. The piece questions Taft’s drive for the presidency amid opposition from Roosevelt supporters.
A fragment notes repeated warnings that Uncle Sam is poor and must be bridled by Congress. It mentions Hawaii’s awareness of the fiscal fight over national needs and the fear of overspending by several millions, hinting at outcomes of the last session.
The contest closes at 5 o'clock pm Tuesday July 30 1907 and final count will be made Saturday August 10 1907. Winners on the outside Islands will be notified by wireless. Final count by three judges chosen from those with no interest in the evening Bulletin or any candidate. The six candidates with highest totals win. no appeal. Subscription accounts and all contest matters open to inspection. A withdrawing candidate cannot have votes counted for another. Only one name per ballot and no transfers.
Real estate notice advertises a for rent property on College Street featuring three bedrooms a living room kitchen and quarters plus stables. The ad mentions a bargain price around 75 percent and urges prospective renters to call before it is too late.
A historical screed warns of a Chinese wine threat as markets fear improvised wines swamping the U S. It notes grapes grown near the Gulf of Chili for a decade yield experimental wines to flood Europe and America, amid calls to resist adulterated blends.
Honolulu weather shows morning temperatures around 74 to 81 with a 29.06 barometer reading and relative humidity near 73 percent. In coast news, Secretary McClellan fails to sail on the Logan due to no room, while the Logan resumes to San Francisco as friends bid farewell and tea sales proceed.
A public concert is planned at Thomas Square starting at 9: 00 this evening. The program features pieces including overtures and selections performed by performers such as Wade and Heston, with vocal and instrumental numbers on the bill.
Judge He Tolt granted a divorce to Yim Kyau Ah Leong from Allert Ah Leong on grounds of extreme cruelty. Custody of the two children assigned to the mother. The husband ordered to pay Charles Creighton a lawyer’s fee of 100 dollars, court costs, and one dollar per week permanent alimony. prior nonpayment raises questions about ongoing alimony.
The paper details a vote credit system for a contest with a conpop form. Subscriptions earn votes, open to certain entrants aged in Hawaii, with exclusions for immediate family of staff. Coupons are valid one month from issue. late returns void votes.
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