Evening Bulletin 1907 Career Summary and Circulation Figures
Honolulu readers get a snapshot of the Evening Bulletin dated July 17 1907 with subscription rates and weekly circulation tallies. The document records the paper’s publisher officials and a sworn statement detailing weekly and daily circulation on the island of Hawaii plus foreign postpaid totals.
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Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
First Judicial Circuit
G. Hockus
Bulletin Publishing Companys Limited
Path
Weekly Bulletin
Island of Hawaii
Untitled fragment hints at historic event or person
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places in a garbled form. It mentions a surname Hal Ow lie Woo and phrases such as hebot to and undertake actions. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a clear event, date, or location for a definitive summary.
Hospital trustees should state facts in ongoing controversy
Fragments reveal a debate over hospital governance and physician actions, focusing on regulatory compliance, publication timing, and the role of trustees and doctors. The piece discusses whether personalities and rights were respected, and questions whether purchases or procurements harmed taxpayers while awaiting full facts and a public airing.
Recipe For Saving Money
Recipe for saving money outlines cost cutting and repairs with a sales pitch and price figures. It mentions consumer options and urging readers to call for more details and to take advantage of price points. The language mimics promotional, cash-saving guidance.
America’s Mind and Japan’s Pacific Relations Debate
The Chicago Daily News surveys the impact of American naval power and a potential treaty with Japan on Pacific relations. It notes public support for a strong but respectful stance, while warning against misinterpretation of U S action as aggression.
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Chicago Daily News
Japan
Pacific
North America
Pri
Liport
Amortene
Mikiuto
Anirouching Chote Tuak
Harmiony
Ander Ie Sanslituhon
United States
Bowedl
America
Talionil
Io San Ayancisco
Heas
Lafcadio Hearn
Weather and politics mingle in July headlines
Honolulu weather parade terms and Harriman threats dominate a cluttered July report. Weather data includes wind, humidity, and precipitation at 8 am, while Harriman warns of using foreign vessels to ship coal to the Pacific Coast. The piece notes navigation law implications and potential clashes over coastwise trade and U.S. flag shipping.
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Rae
Honolulu
Parraodre
Simon
Down
B. Stockman
Werther Bureau
Harriman
New York
Southern Paseile Company
Harrinan
United States
Papel
al Pan
Ahi Eel
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Coming of Ishii Visit Mentioned by Japanese Official
Washington reports that Director Ishii of the Commercial Bureau of Foreign Affairs considered a trip to America as part of a proposed summer vacation. Counselor Miyaoka says the move is routine and not aimed at any ulterior motive, noting immigration matters fall under foreign affairs while emphasizing no sensational purpose. The notice also advertises The Business Man's Handy Index as a source for legal and real estate notices in the Saturday and Weekly Bulletins.
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Washington
Ishii
Hee
America
Miyaoke
United States
Bureau of Foreign Affairs
Miyaoka
Japan
Tender Car Confusion In Limbs Of Coat Trained Voice
Protty Toneh muttered about not seeing and struggling to find a comfortable position. A voice in the limp coat asked why the item is called a tender car, suggesting a hesitation to understand the term.
Healing Department Flea Question Sparks Curiosity
A reader asks why fleas bite them while fearing pets, amid notes on unity and treatment. The reply personifies fleas as representing mental dexterity, advising to engage with them calmly rather than fear, in a quirky, speculative response from the Healing Department column.
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Tha
Unity
Telndiy
Hawaiian Hotel to Close Dining Rooms in Dull Season
During the dull season from December first through the first, the Hawaiian Hotel will close dining and kitchen areas. A reconfigured European plan service will offer limited table meals on wire porches within 150 yards of the entrance and room service at extra cost. The Alexander Young Hotel dining rooms sit on the sixth floor with a roof garden and a fifth floor lounging room for guest use.
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Alexander Young Hotel
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Honolulu, How
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Limited
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THE
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Honolulu, T.H
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Honoluln Clay Company’, Limited
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Charles R. Heinonway
Alfred T. Brock
Salt Honolulu Clay Company, Limited
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