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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1907
Page
4
Report on weekly and daily circulation of the Evening Bulletin at Honolulu for September 1907 with averages and Hawaii island reach. Includes political commentary on Weather, President statements, Wu Ting Fang, Clement Lillley and naval affairs discussion.
Residents react to a formal visit by Japanese representatives amid lingering postwar tensions. The event highlights cordial ties between nations, though some doubt the depth of public enthusiasm. Sources note conflicting reports on injuries from past incidents and emphasize preserving friendly relations.
A fragmented 19th century article praises new enterprises, arguing opportunity awaits those who seize it. It extols Hawaiian mahogany and timber, notes rising demand for transportation and dips, and envisions growth in island trade through coral builders and new markets.
Washington dispatch notes constwute steamship lines protest Navy chartering of British steamers to carry coal to the Pacific fleet. American shipowners’ lawyers say they will take action in court on behalf of their clients as the Coastwise suspension proposal draws opposition audiences.
You can rent a box in the safety deposit vault of the Henry Water house Trust Company Ltd for one year for the above amount.
The article notes legal and regulatory tensions over using foreign-flag coal ships to supply the navy and army, with lawmakers and lawyers arguing about the Hale act of 1904 and emergency provisions. It also mentions Hawaii’s coastwise shipping policies, upcoming trials, and a list of jurors drawn for Judge Lindsay's court.
Hirano, a Japanese hotel worker involved with an emigrant show in Vancouver, recounts chaotic events and criticizes Morikawa and others. He praises Charley Chillingworth for his blunt press interviews and notes local tensions between Japanese and whites. Morikawa withholds show money, while Maruyama’s return is awaited with the balance of funds.
A fragment hints at a Rex E Beach authored piece praised as a landmark story. The note mentions printing at the UB and urges readers to engage with the story as a notable literary work.
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