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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
4
The bulletin records the publishing office status with editorial leadership and the paper being entered for mailing at Honn Tu lune as a second class matter.
Payable in advance rates listed for Evening Bulletin monthly quarterly and yearly subscriptions plus foreign options. Includes per month and per year figures and geographic variations with figures such as 8.9, 1.8, 11.00, 6.10, and 2.09 in a compact pricing table.
In Honolulu Hawaii Territory on August 27, 1907 figures show average daily circulation 2612 through 2648 for the Evening Bulletin. Weekly editions delivered on Hawaii Island total 1312 for the period, with the report certified by notary PHL Burnetry and CG Rockus as manager.
Hawaii’s 1907 year ending June 30 shows mainland purchases totaling about 14.12 million dollars. Domestic merchandise moved largely via California and Puget Sound, with New York and Vermont shipments noted. the gain reflects higher prices and broader trade volume despite slower sugar movement. Hawaii imported over 11 million in California shipments and 1.06 million through Puget Sound, among other routes, while exports and domestic production trends are discussed in the overview.
Fragmented OCR reveals a troubled business scene with figures on value and production, debt totals, and calls for lower prices. The narrative laments high costs, shipping limits, and demands for better commerce conditions, urging local buyers and traders to adjust strategies amid a difficult year.
A fragment summarizing Honolulu Advertiser editorial stance on Dante Logan and the editor Buckland. The piece hints at a weak town column, metro pullin claws, and a universal news service daily by wireless telegraph from Honolulu, with focus on Hilo readers.
A man unable to work due to illness hid his savings in a Safety Deposit Box at Henry Waterhouse Trust Company. He stored valuable papers and money, renting the box for four dollars a year. After a fire destroyed his home, his income dwindled, but the tale warns the white reader about risk and prudence.
Reported cargo of fresh fruit arrives by experimental car from California to Chicago. Director Jared Smith notes two weeks of rainy weather affected harvest. delivery to cannery may be planned once growers offer fruit. Local experts assess conditions and options for transport and sale.
Visiting cruisers under Admiral Dayton drill and coaling at the waterfront. The Maryland and West Virginia were cooling while two others were cleaned. Governor Frear met the fleet aboard the Colorado, with an incident letting a driver flee before return. The Pennsylvanias boast powerful wireless apparatus linking Key West to Philadelphia overland.
Urges immediate action to own a home to end rent dependence and build wealth. Emphasizes that long delays reduce buying power and warns against missing the opportunity to secure mortgage terms and settle housing costs.
An invitation to an Army social at Seaside in honor of Colonel Gapd ner and the Sixteenth Infantry officers. Navy officials and allied service members will attend. The Sixteenth Band will perform, and a dance is planned at the Hotranee Port venue for Army Navy and allied friends.
Tonight at 40 o clock the Hotel Hathe shows an Edison motion picture machine in operation for local youths. A wholesome, entertaining program is promised with home good clean amusement. Admission two cents.
The Matson Navigation Company steamship Hilonian arrived at Honolulu early afternoon from San Francisco with about 200 tons of mineral merchandise and a large crew including returning teachers. Due to a bubonic plague outbreak in San Francisco the ship docked at Quarantine Wharf and passengers were landed, while fumigation of the vessel is planned before it resumes its scheduled 10 o'clock Tuesday departure from Brewer's Wharf.
Roger Wetmore, son of Rhode Island Senator Wetmore, is under arrest in Washington DC on charges of driving down and seriously injuring Mira Mary Chae with his automobile. A separate note mentions a New York territorial expansion and a bore under the East River at Forty second Street, with a 460 by 100 foot midriver structure, but the text is fragmented.
A solemn service at Hilo Foreign Church unveiled a stained glass window honoring Dr G H Wetmore, a local physician noted for public service. Presented by the Lydgate family, the window depicts the Good Samaritan with symbolic panels, and speakers including Rev J M Lydgate and Hon F S Lytian Jr praised Wetmore’s charitable life and ties to the community.
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