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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary note describes an event at PointoMlee near Hono Witsue involving anteret presence. Readable details are limited. no clear individuals or organizations are identified.
Fragmented OCR text covers Hawaii Island circulation figures for 1907 and 1916, notes on a weekly bulletin, and a discussion of military mobilization. Mentions New York Sun and various figures related to population and artillery service readiness. The jumble cites Reginald Haw at Honolulu and references to Haleiwa and Fortin Rouveit in a period newspaper context.
Amid a turbulent debate, supporters advocate a Hawaii bound steamship plan backed by American investors and a public subscription. Opponents warn of financial risk and question transportation needs, while figures like Dearborn and local officials push for careful scrutiny of the venture’s scope and impact.
A dated investment pitch promises easy returns with minimal risk. It claims options like $500 for $2.80 monthly and $1000 for $86 monthly, inviting readers to consult at Trent Trust Co Ltd on Fort Street for free evaluation.
A faded advertisement claims a “drinking men not wanted” sign in shops and offices. It warns that sober workers are more reliable, promotes a supposed guaranteed remedy for drunkenness, and offers two forms with a plain packaging and a $1.00 price, urging readers to request a free booklet.
An obituary notes Mr. Bile, aged 84, who died last Sunday after a years long health decline. Born in Fort Howard Wisconsin, he served in the New York lot in 1847 and later worked in steam engine manufacture. Survived by wife and children, he was known for a cheerful disposition and for hosting family gatherings at New England Bakery.
The American-Hawaiian steamer project faces fuel questions and stock support doubts. Jay Moran notes limited reading of the proposal while M. Cooke reports encouragement from sugar interests and shippers. Discussions include whether Brewer and Co would back a separate venture and if a locally owned vessel plan would better secure stock interests.
Fragmented OCR text discusses banking terms and implied depositor concerns. It mentions national bank operations and family withdrawals, with unclear context and incomplete sentences.
A taxation appeal concerns whether foreign investments and bonds can be taxed as public property under federal law. The case challenges a decision by the Tax Appeal Court regarding shares in a major wall of aval and an assertion that government contracts and private ventures produce taxable income. Attorneys for the taxpayers and the attorney general present arguments on the scope of taxation for national bank securities and public stocks in the territory.
An Eastern Star leader departs with a loyal turnout from Let Alpha Chapter and Past Worthy Matron Mire Heettson honored with a gold locket. A Christian couple, who worked for Mr and Mrs Brows, face arrest for theft as they were found with stolen items in their baggage before leaving for Watajut. The man protested his Christian faith during the search.
Unclear fragmentary report cites Fury by way of Sort Street and mentions Minsie and Seater in a brief transit context. No coherent event or full names to confirm a definite action or outcome.
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