Evening Bulletin circulation figures and critique of hospital care
The Evening Bulletin's published circulation figures for the week ending July 1 1907 are listed, with daily and weekly totals and a notary's attestation. The document includes long, critical remarks about hospital conditions and management at Queen’s Hospital, urging officials to improve contagion handling and funding.
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Movinii
Puleetin
Bit Iishing Co), Ltd
C. G. Rockus
Husineae Manigger
Anna
Domini
P. A. Durnepte
Teachers and Outside Work in Territorial Salary Debates
The Board of Public Instruction considers a policy requiring teachers to devote undivided attention to their duties as permanent, while acknowledging long-standing issues of pay and discipline. Outside work is deemed necessary to restore teacher salaries, with reciprocity expected from teachers for full-time pay. The piece notes that many top teachers juggle extra tasks, but questions the feasibility of finishing all duties after school.
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Board G of Public Instruction
Ferton
Weather data notes and odd restaurant quip idly mixed
A weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau notes temperatures, humidity, wind and rainfall with times and directions, signed by STOKMAN, Section Director. A dyspeptic man in a restaurant ordered fried catfish then asked for country sausage after the cook was told to cancel. The tale ends with the waiter’s shout and the man’s confusion over the order. The piece also casually mentions pearl shapes in a short aside.
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Inc
M. B. Stockman
Weather Bureau
Atchison
Hospital Controversy Over Hudgins and Queen's Hospital
The dispute centers on Dr Hudgins and Mr Bishop regarding hospital care standards. Bishop argues for stricter patient limits while Hudgins counters with charges of falsehood. The piece questions public trust in the institution’s humanity and ability to handle dangerous contagions.
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Tasue
RE. F. Bishop
Hudgins
Queen's Hospital
Bishop
Ria- | Op
Recipe for Saving Money Ad Promotes Home Purchase Bargains
The ad urges paying rent to yourself and calculating yearly housing costs including moving and incidental repairs. It suggests saving to buy a home and promises bargains with prices ranging from 950 to 10,000.
Public Hawaiian Band Concert at Havre Park Tonight
Trent Trust Co presents a public concert by the Hawaiian band at Aida Park this evening at 7 30 featuring Herbert overtures Murmuring Forest and Vivat Regina with soloist Ger Montcnds and selections like The Mascot The Star Spangled Banner and Hawaiian songs in a program described as lively and traditional.
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Havre Ree
Aida Park
Eemetteress
Herbert
Raigelione
Berger
Voting Machines Expensive in Boston
The Boston Drection Hoard annual report notes voting machines offer accuracy and speed, preventing defective ballots and fraud, but adoption hinges on legal questions and cost. A machine registers 250 votes, costing about 500 dollars, requiring two or three per precinct. The board urges deliberate examination before final decision.
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Boston
Usiny
England Will Not Support Japan Against Americans Amid Pacific Tensions
London declares Britain will vigorously oppose any Japanese attack or disturbance in the Pacific. The King and Government fear racial motives and a Japanese advance could threaten the British Empire, with Lord Lansdowne’s alliance seen as a preventative measure rather than aid to Japan. A separate report details a deadly turret explosion aboard a battleship and a board of inquiry examining causes and casualty names.
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London
Japan
England
Pacific
Great Britain
Lankdowne
Philippines
Australia
Japanese Immigration Increases in June Visit
Washington reports a rise in immigration from Japan for June with 208 more entrants than the same month in 1906, totaling 1958. The year shows growing numbers from China India Turkey and other Atlantic countries as total last year reached 1,285,804 with Russia up 50 percent from 1905 and 11 percent from 1906.
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Washington
Japan
China
India
Turkey
Agia
Russia
Jiume
Brave Men Continue Courage Above the Turret Fire
An account recalls brave deeds aboard a naval turret where Midshipman Graves and crew risked life to save others. Fire and smoke burned men, with one dying after a prayer whispered in agony. Midshipman Kimball survived unhurt and aided evacuation. Lieutenant Goodrich set a heroic example, leaping into flames before reaching deck. A single unnamed sailor and another stood by a second loaded gun, preventing a wider catastrophe.
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Ape
United States Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Seaton Schroeder
Virginia
W. W. Kimball
New Jersey
Mark Arristol
Board of Inquiry
George Miller
Benjamin Kreiger
Brooklyn
Navy
Los Angeles
Georgia
Awain
Graves
Midshpman Kimball
Goodrich
Japanese Sneak In Report on Japanes e Immigration
Washington July 11 Immigation officials report new methods used by Japanese to gain entry to the United States. A Philadelphia sugar ship from Honolulu carried Japanese crew who claimed to be seamen and intended to remain at sea and were released. They disappeared and are not expected to reappear. Officials note rising Japanese presence in Eastern cities, especially Philadelphia, and question entry from Mexico as Canada routes.
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Washington
United States
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Mexico
Canada
Canadian
For Rent Cards On Sale In Town
A classified notice advertises For Rent cards on sale. It mentions a good driving horse and provides the address P. O. Box 612. 3757-1w.
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P. O. Box
Peruna Endorsed for Colds and Catarrh in Testimonial Page
A historical ad extols Peruna as a cure for colds and chronic catarrh. It describes how ordinary colds thicken nasal membranes, risk laryngitis, and may lead to persistent catarrh without treatment. It claims Peruna breaks cold onset, relieves coughs, and cites testimonials from international readers and wholesalers to support its efficacy.
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Evening Bulletin
King Street
T. H
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
Wallace R. Farrington
Honolula
Vermouth
Territory of Hawaii
Cates
Contagluis
New York
Qlenolulu, Hawai
Alexander Street
Beretania
Kaimuki Waikiki
Feretania
Wilder Avenue
Pensacola Street
Makiki Street
Nalilo
Ammalilo Street
Gatlock Avenue
Henry Waterhouse Trust , Limited
Trent Trust Co
The
Bulletin
Ehlers
Wably Aighols Co., Ltd
Dr. Hartman
Hartman
Samuete Vigneau
Lwrile
Liz Benson
Smith & Co
AL Parker
Compton ,v
Quebec
Hoatstown
Bootstown
Perana
Parker
Hong Tin
Will
Ares
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuuanu Street
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