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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
4
Bulletin notice from Jusuioning Company Ltd appears in Honolulu postmark filings. Wallace R Farrington listed as editor and entry marks second-class matter at the postal service in Honolulu.
The document outlines subscription rates payable in advance for Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, with figures for postpaid annual payments and regional variants. It also presents a true statement of circulation for the week ending September 14 1907, including Daily and Weekly editions, territory details, and island delivery totals, along with a notary attestation.
Fragmentary text discusses population, labor needs, and the impact of a small number of effective workers in Japan. It suggests a broader future phase with labor shortages affecting Mandarig Korea and North America, noting only five to six million workers in Japan.
The article details a massive government case against Standard Oil, outlining potential penalties if guilty on all counts, including fines up to 29 million dollars and total damages around 15 million. It notes planned wealth from profits and a reserve fund, with figures suggesting a colossal financial impact and corporate history from 1882 to 1906.
Comptroller reports total profits from 1882 to 1890 reached 244,025,485 dollars with 164,490,460 distributed as dividends and 79,588,026 added to the surplus fund. The Standard Oil period since 1896 reveals hundreds of millions in profits and dividends for multiple years, underscoring the company’s vast financial strength and influence on finance and industry.
Alm Morton returned to Makiki after a country week to find her jewel cane missing she reported to police then learned it was a tulatuke. Morton had stored the cane in the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Limited vault seeking inexpensive security for four dollars a year.
In a U S government petition at St Louis a key dissolution case targets the Standart Oil Company and its 71 subsidiaries. Testimony in New York will reveal executives and actions surrounding the empire as Franklin Roosevelt's era scrutiny shapes potential asset and dividend repercussions.
The 13th United States Cavalry unit at Fort Sheridan faces an ongoing scandal marked by quarreling and allegations of mutiny. Officers including Lt. J. W. Whiten and Maj. J. J. Lewis are named in claims of coercion and desertions as the War Department contemplates a formal inquiry. Officers Philip Sherman Jewon and Plies Sugh Lee Jr. are among those connected to the controversy. A doctor’s heirs, Horstepaon Warner and Dr. John Warner, win a contest for a dower worth 1.6 million in estates from the late doc.
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