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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
4
The page provides subscription rates and publishing information for the Evening Bulletin, listing editors Wallace Farrington and multiple staff at the Hull imprint, with irregular typography, publication dates, and weekly delivery notes. It includes pricing, delivery areas, and management names tied to the bulletin's Hawaii and coastal distribution.
Fragmentary OCR text references local issues with names and places but lacks clear facts. The snippet mentions a hospital, a college or regents, itinerant individuals, and dates or numbers that are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable lines.
A chaotic editorial page leans into political friction as writers lampoon the mayoral scene and municipal figures. The piece mixs theatrical complaint with sharp critique of local governance, portraying a charged atmosphere around city leadership and public sentiment.
A fragmented OCR pull notes multiple street names and avenues such as Tunalilo Street Lunalilo Beretastin Wilder Thurston Nauamu Nawanu King Waikiki along with College Fills Young Street and references to UM hiring wart and Marvinal, indicating a local real estate or street index segment with scattered proper nouns and place names.
Real estate notice announces a one week sale of a two bedroom house on Young Street for 1900 dollars. The property includes parlor dining room modern bath and latest improvements and must be sold at once.
An open session will hear 22 applications for liquor licenses, with Alex J. Martin of the Anti-Sale party prominent. Names include Pang Law Mow, King and Kekaullia streets. Wing Chong Dang Co. Jos. K. Clark. Henry Brenume. D. H. Tawi. A. Lewis. Lovejoy & Co.. Wing Wo Tal Co. Chung Tony Chong. Kojima. various districts listed. Applicants may be heard if objections arise.
Federal court heard John Lunes petition for discharge and confined the matter for a week. Judge Dole approved quarterly accounts of Mr Furs as Commissioner. The morl charged with swindling a $10 gold piece from Hackfeld & Co drivers was continued to Wednesday morning.
A report from the House Committee on Territories describes focus on statehood matters amid debate over revenue and governance. Members emphasize being informed as they review the Ree fundiie Bill and territorial development, with caution on broader implications for the Medora administration.
In remarks this morning, Congressman outlines aims to diversify local industry and develop undeveloped sectors. He suggests reforming shipping laws to ease coast trade and supports further exploration of livestock, fruit marketing, and coal mining despite pest challenges and regulatory hurdles.
The band will perform this Monday at the Seaside Hotel Waikiki for a farewell concert for the Third Battaltion of the 10th Regiment, then at The Square on Tuesday, followed by Thomas Suui on Wednesday at Auta Paris, Thursday at the Hawaiian Hotel, and a Thursday afternoon Punahou rampus. The Weekly Edition Bulletin provides the full news of the day.
A vivid tour of Los Angeles from its Spanish roots to a modern Pacific coast metropolis. The piece notes 500 miles of electric lines, underground wires downtown, and popular trips to South Pasadena Ostrich Farm where feather souvenirs cost two dollars. It highlights city beauty and anticipates the Lucky Six announcement.
The Symphony Society presents an evening program at Bishop Hall Outen College at 8 p m. Highlights include overtures by Die Behov Galatheia and Beethoven Ave Maria, selections by Lohenski Wagner, Mozart, and a concluding symphony. Conductor is Luigi Conductor, Mr TR Rudland Bode.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the Hawaips militia, continued from page one. It questions the militia’s readiness and mentions January 1, 14018 as a misprinted date, noting authorities would not allow the militia to disband and suggesting the men should drill and receive supplies.
A wave of names appears among passenger arrivals aboard Mo Bee, with numerous officers, family members, and staff listed. The roster includes Major W. Danning, Capt Ring, Lieut Kris, and Mrs. A. Crom yd dnfant, among others, detailing soldiers, dependents, and associated personnel from U.S. Army units and staff.
Judge Robinson issued an order granting E G Peters $250 for guardian ad item and attorney duties for the Campbell minors in the Parker case. He also ordered administration on the Law Lock estate be issued to Van Lee, noting a $100 value. Frances Tasma Bickerton’s accounts as executrix of Richard F. Bickerton’s will were approved.
Henry Brews, manager of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu, urges the Army and Navy to receive hotel rates as veterans and military personnel endure war and peace hardships. He notes positive rates at The Moana The Alexander Young Hotel and his property, referencing Gov. HW Thomas Post in San Francisco and calling for copies to the Army and Navy Journal.
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