Evening Bulletin Financials and War News Report
A long statement details weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin, with sworn attestations dated April 20, 1908, and notes various topics from territorial militia funding, proposed distillery licenses for banana farmers in Hilo, to political and military commentary on Russo-Japanese context and local governance.
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Wland
Oahu
C. G. Bockus
Bulletin Publishing Company
Line Hed
Evening Bulletin
Bocce
Hawaii
G. Bock Bus. Mer
What Legislators Promised
Members of the present Lom id not complete their nnt of promiees to the people when they raised the work of the regular aesalon for general legislation Oulated. They id the work of that weusion well and hold to the principle of making the performance aquare with the prom Be far as the opportunition of gene legislation went. There is more to ba jo session for the appropriation of money for the con e trust thle te not 0, for the people watching and will not take evasion, for answers. i 'The platform on which the Repub lcane now assembled in the Legisla ture were elected contains four pledgew which must be carried out ab 'thie sension If It te the purpose of the representatives to deal with their con aUtuente on the basis of absolute in ty, pledges in the order in which a were adopted by the party fol ws "We staunchly support the principle of the loeal education for the youth of the Territory In the public schools in order that they may become good old zone at intelligent voters, and the party pledges tenis to provide appro priations auMciently iberal to maine
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Maine
Wantada advertising claims and political pledges across Hawaii
A fragmented 19th century clipping extols Wantada and newspaper advertising as business tools, praising Bertarey and Evawina Boutacrex while urging readers to support newspapers and public works. It references liberal options, public building, highways, and a permanent settlement, with mentions of Molokai and party pledges on the public record.
Verdict Granted For Defendant In Ejectment Case
The ejectment suit of Lelntoha K. At va Kaploiant Retate dragged before Judy Lindway for over a week and ended with a directed verdict for the defendant after plaintiff failed to secure one. A sugar market quote noted the commodity’s bottom and predicted an upward trend, blaming a panicky European market for prior declines.
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Lelntoha K
Va Kaploiant
Judy Lindway
Cuba
Judge Clark Tries To Be Naturalized Again
Judge Clark, Kona district magistrate, sought naturalization twice after a Konia Circuit ruling voided foreign naturalizations by circuit judges. Before Judge Dole in Honolulu, he hoped to be naturalized anew with witnesses United States Marshal Hendry and Richard Lane, but the court ruled he had already been naturalized and denied the request.
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Matthewman
Konia
Clark
Dele
Kona
Matthew Clark
Honolulu
Dole Wa Rady
Tim Aa
United States
Marshall Hendry
Richard
Lane
Dole
Matthewmaning
Emigration Agents Target Japanese Laborers in Rail Plan
Pred Makino reports receiving letters from emigration agents claiming a new law taxes them for $500 and could be evaded. They say they will advertise for Japanese laborers in local papers offering well paid railroad construction work. Japanese hotel keepers in the city aid in obtaining tickets and facilitating the influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makino
Jittle
Madam Polo Hosts Volcano House Display In Eruptive Weeks
In Hilo on May 2, Madam Polo continues duties for Volcano House patrons as heat from recent eruptions creates visible plumes. Two vents noted, one near Puna video and another by Volcano House. the latter erupts 40 to 60 feet at intervals. Floor of eruption area rose to about 100 feet in two months with no signs of abating. John Wise hosted a banquet at Watmea to celebrate Watmea reservoir completion, attended by Inspector Guy H. Gere and Public Works officials.
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Hilo
Polo
Volcano House
Puna Vide
John Wise
Watmea
Guy H. Gere
Public Works Department
On & Tri
Bulletin
Woman Vote Rules In Church Convocation Vestrymen
The Episcopal Convocation debated and adopted amendments allowing women to vote for vestrymen while denying them vestry or lay delegate roles. Most changes to property interests of parishes and the dean and chapter of St Andrew’s were set aside for later consideration. The bishop thanked Attorney Highton for constitutional and by law work as the ecclesiastical directors approved the evening session.
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Episcopal Convocation
Parvnhew
Andrew's
Ht Highton
Mr. Highton
Ial
Elactcown
Ye Serax Ganon Ault
Geo. IF
Davies
Henry Smith
Jax
Resend
H. OM
Luke
Olympic Arrives at Harbor with Sugar Cargo
The four masted American bark Olympic under Captain Evans docked at Brewer's Wharf Afroon after a voyage from San Francisco. She carries 13,000 tons of general cargo and will load 2,300 tons of sugar. The Olympic is the fourth sugar vessel in port, alongside the Wm. P. Frye George Carty and Bt. James. Also noted is the Newsboy reporting at latitude 13 13 N long 08 27 W, a lumber laden barkentine 21 days from Gray's Harbor bound for this port.
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Olympic
Evans
San Francisco
St. Jasien
Wm. P. Frye
George Carty
Bt. James
Witgae
Newsboy
Gray's Harbor
Ting
Barkentine
Sugar Bark Arrives At American Wharf
The American bark St James sails into port this morning docking at the American Hawaiian wharf after a 16 day voyage from San Francisco. It reports a sighting of an unknown four masted schooner three days out while heading for San Francisco. The Matson liner Enterprise was noted the day before, also bound for San Francisco. The bark brings ballast to load 2500 tons at Rhahanigar.
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St James
San Francisco
Matson
Enterprise
Police officer pleads guilty in unlawful cohabitation case
Police officer Chong Apanahin pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation and was fined $100. Another charge against Apani ee messes with Edmundo act, and Tom Pong pleaded not party. Morris Rosenberg linked to Ballors Home and shipping laws pleaded not guilty. next Monday set hearing. Attorneys argued over consolidation. Judge Dole to rule in the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Omcer Chong Apanahin Eharge
Apani Eees
Tom Pong
Edmundo Act
T Morris Rosenberg
Ballors
Ro Peontorg
J. W. Cathcart
Leon ‘M. Strauss
C. Butchmann
Ho Kam
Hilo May Day Dance Celebrates Community Spirit
In Hilo last night a lively May Day dance at the Armory impressed with red white and blue decorations and a patriotic stage. Company D soldiers surrendered to jovial feminine charm, while committees led by Sergeant J M Horing and Captain W A Foster organized refreshments decorations and floor management. At the Board of Trade meeting a fruit trade report spurred creation of a Banana Growers Organization with J W Mason as chair and a levy of five cents per bunch to fund the group.
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Hilo
Ing
Euceren
Company D
Seagehataing
Seoren
Fetter
Armory
George Washingston
J. M. Horing
Amor da Conta
Chas. Anderson
T. A. Kaynor
Charles Anderson
Kanka
W. Wery
W. Jo
Hilo Board of Trade
HE Kology
Isey
Board of ‘Trade
Pruit Growern
J. W. Mason
Hilo Hosts In Claw Tennis Finals and Local News
In Claw singles finale sees Mrs Hillett defeat Mrs Vicara and Carroll Mellor in gent finals with scores 6 0 6 3 6 2. Men's doubles set for Wednesday between Dalding and Mapal versus Y and El Hott. Social events begin anew under the village committee. Kona orphanage children visit freely with care from Volcano Stable and Demorthenes Cafe. Pacific Mail liner Korea departed San Francisco.
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Hilo
Ave
Kona
Mira Gallasple
Volcano Stable
Demorthenés Cafe
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P. A. Burnette
Hawai
Tussia
Vladivostok
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Fort Arthur
Af [Lilole
Puneen
Divo
M Jew
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Te Notorious Iiquitable
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Embercor Stulth
Stanford
San Franciwo
Howolul
Molokai
Billiohalant
Judge Clark
ITA
Kiliuea
Agaive
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Churgh
Olympig
Wnat
Partigut
Hoenix
Bavinga, Buivoid and Loan
Honolua
Aumrantee Capital
Tate Hicks
B. F. Ehlers &Co
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Hove
Homer
Rosa
Hilobax
Staten
Allio
Pacific Mail
Korea
Ae Francisco
Bulletio Ee
George A. Martin
Meeddeeee
Broldarad
Accra
Fra Ih
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Cambri
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Diecie
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Pacific Import CO
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