War talk and political wrapping in Evening Bulletin
Editorial notes criticize postwar cost cutting, government reforms, and fiscal measures. References to Port Arthur rumors, Russia and England, and preparation for war. Discusses proposed county law, legislative action, and Hearst newspaper mortgage tied to Hearst papers in New York.
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Hearst
New York
The
New York World, Mp
Hoarat
Kres
New York American
New York Evening Journal
Dan Morgen Journal
Star Company of
New Jersey
Star Company
Bewa
Official Duty: Governor Carter's Financial State Report
Governor Carter’s financial state report outlines warnings by a proper official in his absence, advising swift communication with department heads. On return to Honolulu, bankers and business leaders urged a wholesale curtailment of expenses, with territorial finances examined and a unified remedy endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Trewarer Kopolkal
Auforre
Honolula
Public finances debate in Hawaii Territory politics
A commentary criticizes excessive public salaries and lax budgeting under Governor and Treasurer. It praises their efforts to balance the territorial ledger while noting legislative limits on reducing legislated salaries. The piece urges accountability and warns that ongoing expenditures may outpace available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allould
Carter
Hawaii
Dole
Chile
Car ‘Yer
Treaxdrwr
Legenerature
School Exhibit To Be On View Here In Public Rooms
Superintendent Alatmu Atkinson announced a decision affecting the Hawaiian exhibit for St Louis plans. The school exhibit will be sent to the Promotion Committee rooms if accommodated, allowing public view of the splendid works intended to inform tourists and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supetent of Public Instruction
Alatmu 'T Atkinson
St. Louie
Federal militia efforts and recruitment in Hawaii
Federal plans push militia support through medals and cash prizes to recruit civilians into armed defense. Officials stress rapid training, readiness, and collaboration with state forces, noting substantial equipment shipments and anticipated federal backing. Colonel Jones is compiling figures on militia help and Territory costs. Small farmer up to date appears in Saturday's bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rite Clubs
Militie
Sam
Jones
Plantation cattle theft and Japanese suspects in Hawaii tabloid report
Deputy Sheriff Cox probes a string of cattle thefts at Walalia and Halermano gulch. Witnesses name three laborers, including Sakamoto and Tokuta, with a breakthrough when a carcass and a cut hide are found. Police plan to return to Wataina with a Japanese detective to capture Bikamoto amid broader allegations of planting and meat peddling.
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Andrew Cox
Bikamato
Watali
Seattle
Alana
Mutura
Ukumote
Toke
Balch
Hon
Sakamoto
Tokuta
Potes
Halermano Gulch
Woot
Walalia
Bukamoto
Wade
Enine
Ahrens
Oahu Plantation
Cox
Wataina
Ikely
Kamalo Wireless Station Connected Across Molokai Telegraph
Message from Superintendent Crenm states Kamalo Molokai wireless station is in working order and relay points on Molokai are connected by telephone. Station renamed from lighthouse to Kamalo to fit the island telephone circuit. Executrix V Neuman seeks approval of 916,835.65 from Paul Neuman estate after accounting for 919,401.50 charged. Territorial grand jury to meet WENK tomorrow. E Jenkins elected Burmouse president. noted as a capable businesswoman with long newspaper experience.
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TH. Trent
Crenm
Kamalo
Molokai
Hisser
V. Neuman
Paul Neuman
Russian Manchuria Trip Report By Davidson For State Dept
Mr Davidson toured Manchuria visiting towns above one thousand population and met daily with State War and Navy officials. He cites Harbin as commercial hub and notes Russian, Japanese and German efforts to supplant American products. He warns US trade lags and urges demand for goods only America can offer, with Harbin growing as a rail junction and port access expanding.
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Washington
Tbc
Jn. W. Davidson
Pulte Matos
Davidson
Manchuria
Tibera
Russia
Orient
United States
Rusaia
Rum Ja
Yalu
Great Mille
Jat
Harbin
Woteh
Maneturia
Mim Jalan
Chinea
Matehuria
Mongolia
Hatlay
Chicago
Port Arthur
Dalny
Mr. Davidson
Windivostok
Uingte Ino
Seada
Blberia
Rusa
Failway
Red River
Wiley
Minnesota
Mukden
van Ale
Ab- Tung
China
Remnant Sale From B. F. Ehlers & Co Ends Soon
The ad touts a year’s best remnant sale with discounts on wash goods and depa items. It promises new, washable fabrics including lawn Madras linen and table linen. Shirts and silk items are offered at about half price.
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Madras
Ehlers & Co Louvre Cafe Menu At Fort? Hotel
The Fort hotel cafe offers a varied menu with fried oysters steak lamb chops veal liver and bacon kidneys and plenty of desserts. Lunch runs 11 to 2 and dinner 4 20 to 8 with weekly board at five dollars. A la carte includes omelette coffee rum and a lobster salad.
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Hamburg
Manchuria Port City of Strategic Value Described
The text notes Mukden and Antung as growing hubs near est ind Hine, with Antung on the Yalu River dividing Manchuria from Korea. It highlights Antung’s location as crucial for access to a port accessible to large vessels and a major lumber trade route, marking the area as a key supply point and outlet for American products.
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Ind
Mukden
Davidson
Antung
Yalu
Manchuria
Korea
Autune
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King Street
Honolulu
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
Wallace He.arrington
U. S
Marcher
Japan
Supot
Titan
Onw United Rifles
Port Arythor
London
England
District of Columbia
Mawati
Masuma
Militia
Grand Jury
E. Jenkins
Burmouse
N. Y. Herald Publishing Company
Bucinoen
Phoenix Savings
R. Campbell
H. E. Pocock
Fiders
Pacific
DRASE
State Department
B. F, Ehlers & CO
HEINZ
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Harrold
Boston
California
Henry May & & Co. , Ltd
J. Spephenson
J. Lando
Oregon Block
Hotel Street
B. F. Ehlers & CO
Louvre Cafe
Fort
Jewett
Formest
King Bros. Eat
W. W. Wright Co
Dave
Secur
Iran
P. H. Burnette
Attornay
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