Evening Bulletin circulation figures and Hawaii notices 1907
The page reports weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition in Hawaii for September 1907, including averages and specific daily totals. It also notes notary affirmation, publication details, and a brief mention of naval parade coverage and a reference to the America’s Cup context.
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Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
First Judicial Circuit. CO
Hawaii
Comte
Admiral Cormandine
Naval Feet
Lover Capetain Orwell
Odd Mistakes Stir Talk On Liquor Policy And Labor Clash
Fragmented notes recount legislative missteps about liquor inn constitutionality and territorial tax, with references to Morton and a safe deposit vault. It mentions wartime labor tensions, cane plague fears at Honolulu port, and debates on Japanese labor exclusion tied to Pacific immigration policy.
Unclear OCR Text Highlights Ambiguity in Policy Topics
Fragmentary reads of alleged policy discussion mention Lionel Hart and Leonfewston with references to administration actions. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes are discernible. Entities are uncertain and the passage lacks a definite news item or conclusion.
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Lionel Hart
Leonfewston
United States Navy Strength Cited Despite Critics
The piece notes alarm about global naval balance and cites Walter Storer’s 1907 opinions. It claims the United States navy is a strong second behind Britain, with a forecast of 1910 dreadnought equivalence around fifteen for the U S and twenty-nine for Britain, amid rising world attention to naval power.
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United States
Heitiay
France
Germany
Japan
Crews of Visiting Warships Impress Honolulu Civilians
A Honolulu observer lauds the mixed nationality crews of the British French German and Japanese ships visiting the port. Citizens praise their discipline and readiness while condemning any civilian unrest. The piece defends sailors as patriotic, capable, and driven by duty.
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Honolulu
Amal
Secunde! Indhe
Huntieh
The Nation’s Navy and the Mercy of Commerce
The speaker laments neglect of naval power and merchant shipping capital, arguing the United States must sustain a modern navy to deter rivals. He stresses that population pride hinges on keeping fighting strength ready and not letting ships rust in peace ports.
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Unite States of America
Americao
T. Janes
Taffie
Hawaii
Civic Feds May Demand 10 Minute Service
The Close Federation will soon face action on the Rapid Trownwht schedule. Residents of Liltho and Kalinukt support a ten minute service extension. A prominent member of the Federation suggested action and a letter to federation leaders will be considered. Officials from Transt are among the key observers.
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Liltho Street
Kalinukt
Katmukt
Lilitin Street
Kivi
Emperor bestows titles on Motono and Kurine in treaty honor
Raita Onodera of Hawaii Shimpo notes a misprint in a Tokio cable regarding promotions. The corrected message states the Emperor has made Motono and Kurine viscounts in recognition of services to the Empire during the treaties with France and Russia, not conferring titles by the Premier.
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Raita Onodera
Hawaii
Huyaahi
Afabe Ai
Askes Onodera Motono
Japinone Ambassidor
Feance
Kurine Anitavenitor
Kunal
Tullo
Motona
Taurino Uarom
Imia
Japan
Afong Heirs Receive Note in Settlement Discussion
The Afong heirs and Mrs Burns faced a dispute over an agreement. A registered return today shows the heirs withdrew their signatures from the agreement. Proceedings centered on the Uruig case and the status of the settlement among Meury Afong and rest of the heirs.
Wille Crowfort Returns to Public View as Grant Jury Interpreter
Crowfort leaves retirement to serve as a Chinese interpreter for the Grant Jury. The Bulletin Publishing Company shows blank ledgers and various books, reflecting a range of printed materials.
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Wille Crowfort
Grant
Bulletin Pub ‘Abiog Company
Bulletin Puty Heting Company
Within Hawaiian Roots Open Road tale on Honolulu society
An excerpt from Open Road magazine recounts Honolulu social life and visitors. It joins conversations on exclusivity, welcome for strangers, and how newcomers fit into island society amid class and reputational worries.
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Merle
California
San Kran Blebe
Honotut
Islanda
Beneara Flemingham Tate
Honolulu
Rae
Real Estate Transactions Piled for Record 1807
Records show multiple real estate transfers and filings for September 12 to 14 1907. Names include Kuanaand Willlame Lion Kuananna Emily Brown and others with various clients and assignees. Transactions involve Cadinha Pererry Maria Vieind Antone do Rego and several sugar company deals. Filing times range 9 to 4 in the morning and afternoon sessions across Ha, Hawaii locale records.
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Anin
Kawalneavin
Kuali Hare
Funny Strauch
Wi Ko Hare
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