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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1907
Page
7
Fragile OCR passage discusses protective tariffs and their impact on American shipbuilding. It argues tariffs destroy opportunities by forcing reliance on foreign materials and labor, hindering domestic industry and employment, while advocating national policy to protect growth and sustain American shipyards.
The readable parts mention health officials and a water-related matter with individuals such as Joel Frigabiebes and Willie dome. The text is garbled, but hints at a health department event or notice, with references to timing and potential meetings or appointments.
A fragmented report argues to bolster the U S merchant fleet amid wartime strain. It cites political unrest and calls for protective policies to preserve domestic industry, shipbuilding, and naval coal supplies while opposing German and European competition. The piece emphasizes national resilience and economic independence through a resumed maritime effort.
A brief weather log fragment from Honolulu notes November readings with barometer, humidity, dew point and wind direction. It mentions rainfall during a 24 hour period and movement near Wailea, attributed to a US Weather Bureau station director.
A vintage advertisement urges readers that every rent payment is lost and promotes buying a home now while values are low. It frames homeownership as a savings plan and suggests putting a down payment and monthly installments toward owning property, citing Sunt Trust as the promoter.
A report describes confusion over plans for a mass meeting led by Chas Notley at Aala Park to discuss Watlach conditions. Witnesses say Notley did not set a firm time, while committee members John Lane and A Hodsoh Kerth debated whether to call or wait for broader consensus before scheduling.
Play Ball continues on page one as Barney Joy arrives in Honolulu to a hero’s welcome. Fans crown him with flowers and a chorus of aloha as the Coast League players witness the famed baseball star’s reception amid coral reefs, coconut groves, and island hospitality.
J Hastings Howland, who sailed to Korea yesterday afternoon, was greeted on the steamer by a committee of Shriners led by Mansy Phillips. They presented him with a silver loving cup bearing the inscription from Atle Temple Ay ACO No Mt By Nov 16.
Jonny Whiter, famed as the Boy Wonder of Maine and Wild West figure, travels from Cheyenne to Honolulu to perform in the great Wild West Show. Winters Yate, noted for his clothing and rodeo stunts, arrives amid preparations for the event, with appearances by Angub McPhee and others shaping the Honolulu show lineup.
Punahous posted a large 22 to 0 win over Kams in a dominant display. Eleven Punahow players contributed as the team outpaced Kamehameha with strong line control and persistent rushing. Key players listed include H Hind, D Towann, F Stack, and captain Fa.
An advertisement claims Orrine can destroy craving and restore health from drinking. It promotes two forms, secretly administered if desired, priced at $1, sold with a disclaimer of guarantee and by a Honolulu drug company.
Honolulu reports strong advance word for the opening production of The Unwritten Law at the Orphen theater. Frank Cooley and Gladys Riker Iary star as the Honolulu audience anticipates a blend of drama and comedy, with favorable notices already circulating about the show. In other news, penal Ammons has pressed charges against J A McCloud for neglect of duty after a brake incident on the Watkiki route Thursday evening, with the police describing the case as a fault on McCloud's part and noting his brush with the law.
The Hawali Wood Co Limited was incorporated this morning with the Territorial Treasurer. Incorporators are A C Dowsett president Lee St John Gilbert secretary O St John Gilbert treasurer TV King and Sam Johnson. Capital is 50000 dollars in 500 shares of 100 each. Subscriptions show Dowsett Gilbert Johnson and two trustees holding shares. Objects include buying importing selling merchandise and owning vessels as common carriers.
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