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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes subscription rates and editorial staff changes. It includes a sworn circulation statement for the week ending July 26 1907 with daily and weekly totals, a notary public affirmation, and local notes about city affairs, a visiting team proposal, annexation musings, and a wedding anniversary celebration in Walliki with Honolulu guests and gifts.
A scratched inquiry questions the availability of better class homes and potential for further acquisitions. It mentions Vy and Innung grants from Spain and fears over knife wielding, plus a Hawaii territory context. The writer urges transparency and indicates private information sought by board members and possible continued work and expenses.
An Adver tiser editorial argues that bringing one hundred thousand European immigrants to Hawaii will boost cultivation and trade, reduce white merchant concerns, and Americanize the islands. It urges placing settlers on sugar estates to create permanent homes, outpace Oriental influence, and curb exploitative plantation labor.
The piece notes a Viceroy of Hawaii receiving military honors while the Governor of a sovereign state walks home. It discusses congressional reaction, press sentiment favoring Japan friendship, and the Haywood acquittal’s impact on labor capital clashes in Idaho and Colorado.
The Bulletin endorses Collector Stackable's travel report on immigration by immigrants, noting it reveals country character and Stackable’s movements. It argues the Board of Immigration should be scrutinized for recruitment methods and the conditions of the people in Hawaii’s territory.
A terse geographic note lists King Street Prospect Street Meokiki Street Wahiawa and Pearl City as place references guiding local navigation or mapping clues.
A short ad advises renters to calculate annual rent and incidental repair costs to compare with buying a home. It promises savings by purchasing a house and offers to share available bargains priced from 950 to 10 000. The copy targets renters considering moving and suggests calling for details on bargains.
The Supreme Court declined to advance the Miguel case directly from the District Court citing transitional delays. Chief Justice Frear is soon to resign to become Territorial Governor, Justice Hartwell not yet returned, and Justice Wilder preferred awaiting court reorganization. The court adjourned until next Monday.
Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Rights, Mrs Eruma M Nakulia, writes to Henry Smith seeking Supreme Court action to recover fees she claims for postponed hearings. She asserts she was present at all times and that attorneys failed to notify of absences, causing travel from Molokai and lost pay. The issue arose during Annie K Wookey v Winston and Tee Let, appealed to the Supreme Court.
Private services were held at Makiki for H P Leh Inan with a Masonic guard of honor. Public rites at the Ocean Temple followed by a large procession to Nananu cemetery. The Masonic ceremony was led by Right TB Petrie with ceremonies by C J Hutchins and Alexander Lyle. Floral tributes came from Arab Patrol, Honolua Iron Works, Myrtle Boat Club, and others.
Classified note announces rental cards available at the Bulletin office for readers. Readable details specify where to obtain and how to use the cards for listing properties. Contained language remains concise and period-appropriate for a small-town newspaper item.
A land-bred horse, between 750 and 1000 pounds, strong and gente, broken to drive and ride, suitable for light delivery wagon. Worth 65 dollars, will take 50 dollars. Inquire at this office.
NEW DAY there will be a meeting of the Board of Dental Examiners of Hawaii at Honolulu on July list 1907 for examination of candidates for license to practice dentistry in the Territory, M E Grossman secretary. The annual meeting of the Hotel Baths Co will be held at Waterhouse Trust Co Wednesday afternoon at 3 p m. Meeting called to elect officers for the ensuing year and hear reports of treasurer manager and president. GEO P Cooke RT55-21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Third Circuit Territory of Hawaii In Chambers probate In the matter of the Estate of James Bright deceased Order of Notice of Hearing Petition for Administration On reading and filing the petition of Mrs Lanela Bright widow of the late Jas Bright of Waimea South Kohala Hawaii alleging that Jas Bright of Waimea died intestate on April 10 1907 leaving property to be administered and praying that Letters of Administration issue H Akona Kamuela South Kohala Hawaii It is ordered that Saturday August 31 1907 at 10 o'clock a m be appointed for hearing said petition in the Court Room at Kaulua North Kona Hawaii and that notice be published in English for three successive weeks in the Evening Bulletin Honolulu Dated Kailua Hawaii T H July 12 1907 John Albert Matthews man Judge of the Circuit Court Third Circuit Seal By John Greig Clerk Whig July 30 Aug 6 13 20
The Business Man s Handy Index in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition summarizes all legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. Evening Bulletin per month Weekly Bulletin per year. Fine job printing at the Bul office.
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