Evening Bulletin circulation notes from 1907 Hawaii edition
Manager sworn statement outlines weekly and average daily circulation of the Evening Bulletin and Daily Bulletin for September 1907. Includes figures for Saturdays through Fridays, inland Hawaii deliveries, and signed notary verification. Mentions financial outlook in Chicago and remarks by George W. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of Hawaii
Ronolulu
Farmington
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Hawaii
Wo I. Farrington
Dveliom
P. AH. Burnetta
Notary Public
Firet
Honolulu Weather and Hawaii Band Concert Tonight
The Honolulu Weather Bureau reports a warm evening with moderate humidity and a northeast wind. The Hawaiian Band will perform a concert at 7:30 PM at the Wilcox Square featuring items like King Quality March and Victor Emman Overture, with a program including new pieces and selections by McKinley and Hodgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Victor Eman -Kuing
Fanelia
Vee McKintey Gounod
Hawattun Songy
Arvy Bers Rolwetton
eNrapatitate Aira
New
Coe
Dodtvey Impor
Mtoe
Visiting Grand Master Praises Hawaii Masonic Ties
Members of the Masonic fraternity in Hawaii receive commendation as the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of California notes progress since Masonry established ties here. The message highlights Hawaii’s role in expanding Masonry across the region and anticipates continued growth and learned leadership from the visiting grand official.
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Hawaii
Grand Lodge
Cal Morato
Califor
California
Terelory Leartig Atteglanes
California Grand Lodge
Primpyrony Belo
M Lupe
Filets Heer
Hee Fident
Results at The Hague Conference Adjourns Without Rebuilt
A fragmentary report signals The Hague conference adjourned amid statements from The Outlook’s Wuda on aims like autonomous currency union and a centralized obligatory arbitration treaty. The piece outlines hoped reforms to international law and the push toward a judicialization of diplomacy.
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Hague
Wuda
War speech memory in 1800 rhetoric on peace and order
Fragmented text cites a radical public stance against war and debt and calls for international mediation. It references the Hague Commission and a view that governing bodies should focus on peace, economic restraint, and public welfare while criticizing entanglements that threaten humanity.
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Wiens Gmurt
Mont
Declan
Uae
Hagne Commisssons
Romtitt
The Business Man's Handy Index
The document from the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition condenses and lists tenders judgments building permits and real estate actions. It serves as a compact resume of available business notices and legal events published across the two editions.
Fragmented Poem Fragment on Hawaii and Old Days
A scrambled verse laments lost times the anti HMOLE days amid musings on missionaries and a plantation. It recalls distant names and places with mentions of Hawaii tunes and rhymes, contrasting past happier days with present trouble and restraint.
Liberty Boys Triumph Over Ocean View in Close Contest
The Liberty boys defeated Ocean View at MWK grounds in a tight finish. Lineups included Jabortien Joe Departsei J. Dae val and A. Mendoneer for Liberty with Silva, Paul, M. Bouam, and J. AkworVala. Ocean View countered with M. Matoin Nic sy Harry bunt and F. Bown, Alexander, Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bavebal Boys
Ocean Views
MWK
Uneups
Jabortien
Joe Departsei
J. Daeval
Pe Games
Mr. Omen
A. Mendoneer
Tb. Silva
Paul
Iy M. Bouam
J. AkworVala
Ocean Vieww
M. Matoin
Nic Sy Harry Bunt
Chgset Hack
Pin Chang
F. Bown
Alexander
Rouse
Bulletin Girls Day Trip to Tamalpala in Quartet Harmony
Bulletin notes from a Thursday session on singing education with the girls gathered from different homes. A proposed Tamalpala outing was enjoyed, as the group, almost strangers before departure, blended voices in a natural, birdlike harmony. The scene reflects youthful sentiment and the heart’s music through ukulele and soft bells.
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Tamalpala
Late 19th Century California Promotes Royal Hawaiian Visit
A party of Hawaiian entertainment guests toured San Francisco and nearby areas during a state trip. They were hosted by J Emmet Hayde and the Callifornia Promotion Committee, with tours through parks, redwood groves, and a state capital visit planned, ending with further hospitality and travel southward.
Hawakey young ladies tour Mount Tamalpais trip noted
The Hawakey girls from the Chronicle visited Honolulu paper society members at the Grand Hotel and Mount Tamalpais yesterday. Chaperones included Mrs. BL Baldwin Mea J W Hoot Mee Arthur Caldwell of the Cal Hornia Club. Return cars toured Galion Gate Park and other city sights. They then saw Van Next Theater with Minn Jounie Buwley as leading lady in The Bishop's Carnage. Vint His new souvenir store at the pantamon.
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Grand Hotel
Mount Tamalpais
Baldwin
Mea J
Hoot
Mee
Arthur Caldwell
Cal Hornia Club
Ban Prancisga
Vic Horn
Galion Gate Park
Ignants
Minn Jounie Buwley
Salutes Aboard German Cruiser Condor at Naval Wharf
The German cruiser Condor, Captain Albert, arrived from Buin and docked at Naval Wharf No 3. A 21 gun salute marked the introduction as the American flag was hoisted and saluted by shore batteries. Admiral Very met Captain Albert aboard then at the Naval Station, many aboard saluting. The Condor, with 160 sailors and 10 officers and two Polynesian able seamen, is due to open to visitors each afternoon after docking. The ship features 405 cm gyre and eight machine guns, with 2400 horsepower engines. Captain Albert and officers planned shore entertainments before departure for Honolulu.
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Conedor
Ablert
Buin
Naval Wharf No. 3
Very
Conai Wi
Pfolenhaupt
Anlert
Admiral Very
Naval Station
Yall
Ji Wan
Bie
Hanalula
Rival Queens operetta to be staged at Opera House Thursday
The Rival Queens operetta by Charles McCurrie will be presented at the Opera House next Thursday evening September 2. The performance is driven by Central Grammar Jost June pupils with Mrs Yarndley directing. Parents and friends have urged a repeat, and a farewell will follow.
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Queens
Central Grammar
Opera
Mrn
Yarndley
Elty
Charles McCurrie
Yarn
Enormous Catch At Harbor Schools Stir Hawaiian Market
A large gang of Chinese fishermen from Kakaako captured a vast number of fish at a Nah school harbored for days. They rounded up several wagonloads and the market responded with a glut, pushing fish prices to very low levels. Local joy followed as supplies flooded the market.
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Kakaako
Bishop
Bulletin
Babbitt Visits Mookal Schools and Plans Modernization
Superintendent Babbitt returned from Molokal reporting generally fair conditions but noting the need for major alterations. He outlined a new Katanga reboot building, enlargement of Kultakina and Molokal facilities, a teache r s cottage, and a plan to exchange land for a larger site with a well and domestic training.
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Revit
Mulukal
Findbitt
Katanga
Kuluatin
Kimala School Ia
Baby Vie
Babbitt
Kalal
Molokal
Kultiaata
Bob Thiet
Lilley Defends Grafting in Open Letter
Rep George Le Lilley of the House Naval Affairs Committee issues an open letter criticizing grafting and the motive to secure pork-barrel spending for a Navy yard in his district. He claims any grafting would be a betrayal of the public and the nation. The letter also notes Lilley’s Hawaii trip as part of congressional delegations.
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Waterbury
Conn
George le Lilley
House
Naval Afr
Charlestons
H Harbor
Wayne
St. Ber
Committee of Naval 3
Seamaire
Eftovin
Sf F
Honda
United State
Liley
Hawaii
Fleet May Come West Sooner
New York Sept 12 Reports from Oyster Bay say the President summoned Secretary of the Navy to plan an earlier departure for the Pacific battleship fleet. The previously set schedule called for sixteen ships to leave around December 17. Immigration tensions on the Pacific coast and Vancouver protests add pressure to move up the departure.
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New York
See
Laub
Oyster Hay
Fering
Vancouver
Han
Hent
Land sale on Maui by Kapler Jun Restate to Kinney
A Maui land parcel near the McBryde plantation, about 66 acres, was sold this morning by the Kapler Jun Restate to W. A Kinney for 15000. The sale arises from lengthy litigation between the Territory and the Estate, following a recent Supreme Court decision upholding the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
Kapler Jun Restate
Kulloa
Supreme Court
McBryde
W. A Kinney
Picked and valet spark turmoil at San Francisco Fairmont lobby
In the Fairmont lobby a chauffeur and H. B. Picker of Honolulu argued over car charges. A Japanese valet claimed two hours, the driver three, and a drink dispute followed. Mutual friends calmed the scene as Picker was left in a bathhouse couch and guests resumed dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Hotel
Auto Livery Company
H. B. Ploker
Honolulu
San Francisco
Picker
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Rtoremian
Wether Bureau
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The
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Real Estate Dept
Punahou
Punahow
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Desha
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
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Santa
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Bedhie
Liberty Boys
Bulletin Girls
Ehders
Boxhemiah
Suruitus
Joho Benatron
John Waterbit
J Emmet Hayde
James Horeburgh
Kim Jennings
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Thani
Park Drive
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WIGAN
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Oper House
Baebitt
Wook
Lilley
Kinney
Maui
Picker and
Ford
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