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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
4
Public notice style item from an old evening bulletin outlines subscription rates and delivery areas. It lists pricing for monthly and weekly editions, along with circulation figures, dates, and staff credits for editors and managers.
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple street names and locations such as Mabiki Street Wilder Avenue Thurston Avenue Seretatla Street Doratabia Street Kaimuki and College Hills. It mentions a $1250 amount and a street let, with unclear surrounding context or dates.
Real estate notice promising a one week sale of a two bedroom house on Your Street with parlor dining room modern bath and latent improvements. Price must be sold at once as a bargain.
A dense excerpt discusses remedies for labor and immigration in Hawaii, contrasting American and European workers on sugar plantations. It argues for favorable immigration policy to keep European farmers, critiques reliance on Japanese workers, and mentions legislative action via Congress. It notes the role of business and editorial channels in informing the public. It references The Business Man's Manly in Dex and Bulletin notices.
Fragmented OCR text shows a planning note about a stay at various locations and a schedule. Mentions leadership, the Katst- Jin entity, a Breakwater site, and a tentative return next Saturday. Indicates office tasks during the week and a power concern at a civic building.
The Honolulu Seaside Hotel reports a private dance night led by Vel Ol On Rodlety in a central landing area. The event drew unintended attention as guests allegedly used the lawn and buffet area, while the grounds remained rented for the evening. Hotel manager K Lochurch asks for understanding and explains the arrangement.
This morning the party prepared for a trip to the outer islands. They plan Lahaina for meetings with the Mal Committee, then proceed to Pala and Kahului visiting Vite Mileakwater. They sail the Mamta 00 from Medverro Tandine at 9340, rest in Hilo, and may adjust plans before arriving at Honolulu for the return through Waimea and Kinau.
A fragment lists July 4 sports at Kapiolani Park with bicycle races and entries to be made at Hawathin news office in the Young building. It also mentions a university fireproof records facility and an endorsement urging President Wheeler to remain at the University of California.
June 24 bulletin reports Rev Mr So leading the Japanese Methodist Church in Latina expanding meeting space, honoring funds from Mr Barkhausen, and an outdoor moonlit gathering with prize awards to the Japanese school students. Miss Yranels Napyepe and Mr Nouhiwa wed at Holy Innocente Church with Canon Weymouth officiating. Queen Limokatan arrived from Hilo aboard Kinau and visits Mr and Mrs Seong at their new home Mawnan Himola.
Weather bureau data shows temperatures, humidity, wind, and precipitation readings for Honolulu during a June week. Observations include morning minima, noon values, absolute humidity, grains per cubic foot, dew point, wind speeds and directions, and 24 hour rainfall totals as recorded by U.S. Weather Bureau director Wm B Stockman.
A large crowd attended a Bishop Hall symphony concert last night with strong performances from a 25 piece orchestra and a quartet. Favorite soloist Mrs. George Marsirline drew praise while selections like Ave Maria Wedding March and Lohengrin parts impressed, though some distractions muted the evening.
The baby show last Saturday awarded prizes by nationality with $1 for best all ground baby in each section Hawaiian Japanese Chinese Portuguese American and more. Special prizes honored typical Hawaiian beauty and notable twins. twenty five cent recognition awards followed as the event concluded.
A Hebrew secondhand dealer known as Matthews on Fort Street reports a mysterious electric buzzer in the partitions of his Australian bicck rooming house. The nuisance operates at dawn and dusk, disrupting tenants and driving him toward financial hardship. He offers a five dollar reward for relief from the disturbance.
Washington sent a circular to all immigration bureaus forbidding employees to engage in Chinese insurance business. Northline notes the directive applies to inspectors nationwide. In California, Marysville orange groves are to be destroyed to combat the white fly pest.
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