Hawaii Daily Bulletin exposes weekly circulation and reform themes
A sworn statement analyzes the Honolulu Daily and Weekly Bulletin for the week ending July 2 1905. The piece critiques circulation figures, mentions Kaiser and Czar tensions, and questions court bonds and the motion of a Promotion Committee, highlighting Hawaii’s prosperity rhetoric and calls for reform within local business and legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienneme
Sea Pany
Ning Bulletin
Tuanday
Avera
Tsas
ETIN
Pete Shin Company
Lamitrd
Ty Oo Noekus
Tia
Mapager
Advertising and the wary business man
One man argues advertising is essential for growth. He notes that a stubborn non advertiser will be displaced by a vigilant rival who uses judicious, intelligent advertising to attract customers.
Banks defend discounted warrants in Territory dispute
The text argues banks deserve interest on discounted warrants until the Territory can redeem the paper. It questions why the Territory should be protected in a way that frees lenders from risk, and discusses attitudes toward Japanese influence and American identity amid shifting development and immigration concerns.
Church and the Militia in Hawaii Article Discussion
The piece discusses Hawaii's militia needs and the Army and Navy Journal’s take on militia readiness. It cites Col. Sam Parker on public loyalty and fear of conflict, noting Legislature’s failure to fund militia last session as regrettable. It stresses Hawaii’s awareness of militia necessity and national scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Army and Navy
Bere Thaur
Sam Parker
Army and Navy Journal
Beston
Territorial finances and militia funding debated in Hawaii article
The piece argues that the Territory faces deep financial strain with unpaid obligations, hitting education and public schools. It alleges opposition uses misrepresentation to block militia funding and hints at political maneuvers to raise taxes. It criticizes Col Chuget and calls for a cautious approach to military governance. Hawaii’s people and militia policy feature prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Churet
Educational Department
Hell
War and Navy Department
Washington
Mawall
Navy
Hawaii
Amere Kane
New Coast Lights Planned for Hawaiian Islands
Captain Ni black and Lieut Slattery propose four new long lantern lights in the islands. Locations include South Point Hawaii Kulue near South Point Keahole near Kailua Loper Settlement and Kauni island near Koloa. Each light costs about 500 dollars and buoys will be checked before the Kona season to ensure moorings are sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niblack
Slattery
Bouth Point
Hawaii
Kulue
Keahole
Fisherman's Point
Kailua
Loper
Kauni Island
Koloa
Mellett Appears Before Robinson in Hawaii Case
Mellett appears before Judge Robinson in a Hawaii Territory case involving P Dawson Kellett accused of converting $534.40 worth of property from heirs of M A Horete. Bail bond set at 2600 with J Dwight and P D Kellet Sr as sureties. Bond disappearance noted and clerk's minutes reference bond details and Kellett resignation as court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Danoon Kel
Robinon
B.A. Douthitt
da Manoon
Vouthitt
Kellett
A. M. Brown
Ing
Dawson Kellett
M. A. Horete
Eid
Denett
Hlaweaut
Relett
Hin
J. Dwight
P. D. Kelicit
Hawaii
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Magoon
Supreme, Court
Manuel A. Mare
D. Kellett
Robertson
P. D Kellett, Jr
de Bolt
Hirst Cirouit Court
Judiciary Department
PD. Kellett, JR
Old Juries Reopen After Yearlong Debate
Chronic judges and county officials met to decide if the new jury law could be used to summon jurors for the rest of the year. They concluded that the old jury term may be extended and that the jury list can be earned, despite the new law taking effect April 28. The dispute centered on how the new provision affects juror service from November onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Holt
Robinson and Lindsay
Andrews
Douthitt
Linde
Debolt
Missing George Jones Alarming Disappearances Reported
Friends alarmed by George Jones absence prompt police search. Jones, once a barber at Graybleh, had lately cared for Titan’s house near the brick yard. He left Sunday morning after locking chickens in. his wife and no children are living with him. Authorities fear he wandered or met an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
George
Jones
Jane
Ole
Ua Taltan
Mare
David Harem
David
Territory Stables
J.C. Quinn
Coroner Jury Rules Death from Oplim Poisoning
A coroner jury verdict cites oplim poisoning in a crisis, with chemist Junean’s report noting oplim in the stomach. The ensuing legal discussion analyzes the new law on jury lists and operation dates, concluding the revived law takes effect in 1906 and that the single juror list remains for current terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reddy
Junean
Hawaii Promotion Committee Under Reorganization Talk
Hawaii business leaders debate restructuring the Hawaii Promotion Committee to boost effectiveness The plan names H P Wood of San Diego as a possible new head citing his proven results and Hawaii ties A large faction argues for renewed leadership and tighter focus while noting mixed past outcomes and the need for stronger promotion efforts in Honolulu and across the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
H. P. Wood
San Diego
Cal) Chamber of Commerce
Nfaire
Hi. P. Wood
Ban Mega Chamber of Comerce
Wood
Wectre
Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce Ia
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Tt Fw
Hawaii Promotion
Memwe Chamber of Commerce
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Evening Bulletin
King Street
T. MH
The
Billetin Publishing Co, Ltd
Hono-laluke
Poe Munth
Furelen
Postin. Fireien
Story
Turaday
Tate
Cxar
Dopan
Great Britain
Clark Kellett
Bann Tur Depew
Ince
Commercial
Hono
Queen and
Fort Sts
Fisher, Ables CO
Ld Auctioneers
Eou. Church
Gale
Kaslawal
Henry Waterhouse
Hostetter
Rifters
Ouene
Mellel
Robinson
San Franschin
Honolulu Brewing & Malting Co., Ltd
Honolulu Brewing& Matting Co. Ltd
L. Schweitzer
Secreta
Geo. A. Martin Merchant ST
P.H.C., Ltd
Golden Gate
Dh. Folger & CO
Mackintosh
Henry May &Co. Ltd
Japan
Lingt
Gen
Haraguch
Karafute
Hioki
Admirable
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