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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
4
Wallace R Farrington editor advertises subscription rates payable in advance for Evening Bulletin. Rates listed include per month two dollars, per quarter two dollars, yearly eight dollars within the United States, eleven dollars foreign postpaid, and weekly Bulletin six cents per issue, with postpaid and foreign options noted.
A Hawaii publication notes the Evening Bulletin weekly and daily circulation for the week ending September 6 1907. It includes the guaranteed average daily circulation 2768 2770 and Hawaii island deliveries 1315, with notary sworn on September 11 1907. The text also contains stray editorial comments about labor strikes schooling and Pacific affairs.
Fragmented transcript outlines concerns over emigration from Hawaii and the Pacific Coast. It notes paralysis in intent to sustain migration efforts and warns about riots and policy barriers hindering continued flows to Hawaii and beyond.
A garbled report discusses a steamship service between New York and the Orient aboard the Bret Rite. It cites American currency, government influence, and penalties affecting passengers and shipping, mentioning the Steel Trovet and potential legal actions under a special act.
Lickles notes August status with the Hugar campaign for 1907 8 and the September 07 with Fawall delayed by congestion in Leansportii Hon. Marketing progress for the next year’s product proceeds while new branding seaman Ww is near ready. The campaign effort is described as among the best yet and the weather has aided market acceptance.
A man recounts discovering his wife in tears as she prepared for a rer caption. He states he would rent a fing in the Safety Dapioste Vanle at Henry Watore house Trust Gou bath for one year. He claims to have stolen all the family jewels and valuables, and warns no burglars.
A lengthy commodity note analyzes sugar prices, beet and cane output, and stock levels in Europe and North America. It highlights weather impacts in California, Cuban shortages, and shifting imports, noting European and North American stocks and surpluses for the period ending mid year.
Mary Madteron accused William Walker of Edmunds Act violation and sought action from United States District Attorney Brekenne. Walker was arrested but released under unrest orders, with Walker preparing to depart for Japan. Brecken suggested Mary hire an attorney as the case moved toward trial.
A scrambled report outlines Sutton Court plans to appoint a deputy attorney general, with Hemenway backing a larger staff and discussing salary, duties, and the impact on other offices. The piece hints at political maneuvering and vacancy filling as July approaches.
A letter of testimonial describes Peruna as a universal remedy against coughs colds and throat trouble claiming it prevents consumption. It cites customer experiences from New York and Hawaii and urges readers to ask for the Peruna booklet.
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