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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
3
A 1907-era bulletin page criticizes wartime naval buildup and local governance, advocating stronger economic policy and labor reform. It rails at political leaders, urges support for industrial growth, and warns against corruption, detailing public notices and editorial opinions shaping Hawaii’s future.
A garbled OCR passage discusses swift building of a high school, urging prompt construction to avoid prolonged disruption. It references a school guild and the need to complete interior facilities, with officials considering architectural plans and department procedures to speed up the project.
Fragmented notes indicate ongoing legal proceedings involving Lana and a territorial matter. The text references a potential date for disposal by the coroner or court official, with mentions of property and land dealings.
Tourists undertake a round trip to Hawaii with limited dives, seeking essential information. The note mentions applying to authorities for details and guidance on the journey and safety considerations.
An advertisement from Trent Trust Co LTD urges residents to invest amounts like 800 or 1000 dollars with monthly payments offered. It claims low risk and no cost to inquire, citing options of 2.00 a month on 800 dollars or 5.00 a month on 1000 dollars, and warns theft risks for keeping money idle.
A large gathering of rubber growers convened at the Nabihet Rubber Company headquarters on Mant Island to organize a new union chapter. About sixty local men joined, with a contingent of twenty eight traveling from Lahaina aboard the Likelike. The party reached Kahului and Nohika without incident, and Manager Austin hosted a reception at his home. A brief history of rubber cultivation in the islands was presented by Hugh Howard, outlining the industry’s beginnings and local developments.
A historical report outlines rubber tapping and farming methods on Hawaiian plantations. It notes Thadford's tapping operation, explains tree selection like Ceara and Hevea varieties, and cites large plantings by Nabny Rubber Co and Kuotau plantation. Managers discuss future tapping and expanding acreage across multiple estates.
An October 1907 Advertiser column denounces the mistreatment of laborers on road work, citing Japanese labor favoritism, unpaid wages, and legal delays. It argues officials should protect citizen laborers and press for fair hours while noting bankruptcies and delayed wage payments. The piece includes records of property transactions dated October 12 1907 and October 14 1907.
Weather Bureau report notes temperatures from six to seven four in the morning rising to eighty by mid morning. Humidity readings list absolute and relative values with barometer estimates and wind directions. The 24 hour movement totals reach 132 miles as of noon, compiled by W M Stockman, section director.
Jack Lucas and Mastinga Howland toured the Judiciary building court room roof to show leaded caps cracking under weight. Howland pledged to save the cap after being warned. Plastering in the room will be removed and whitewashed to restore usability.
The Territorial Grand Jury sits in session amid limited Federal activity. It is believed to be pursuing a major inquiry into the Lionel Hart case and the attempted warehouse fire. Jurors seek to determine if anyone besides Lionel Hart was implicated. Also before the court was a partition matter involving Kalama Rodrigues and Antone Rodriguen et al.
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