Evening Bulletin circulation notes and political chatter
The Evening Bulletin in Hawaii records a disputed circulation statement for the July 1908 issues and discusses local politics and pay to employees. The piece references Territory of Hawaii, Oahu, Kailua business concerns, and the push for rewarding workers while debating management and promotional plans.
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Menelulu
Oahu
UGK
Hues Sthghe Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Oatt
Wad Wayne Ther
Evening Bulletin
Tureday
Danly
Des Dulaetis Publishing Company, Limited
Promotion and the public war evening debate
The Bulletin quotes business leaders saying the Promotion Committee is out of touch with city people. It urges hearty cooperation between managers and backers, noting backers include those who pay freight. The exact cause of thinning enthusiasm is debated, but progress remains limited.
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Bulletin
Harmony Returns to Town After New Edition
In a quiet note the editor laments George Tex’s reluctance to return, yet notes the community’s harmony since his departure. The piece urges patience as residents accustom themselves to a new edition of local life and anticipates a collective, hopeful adjustment.
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George Tex
George
Q. K
Acore
ANOTHER REVOLUTION
A fragment from Garden Island reflecting on domestic calm amid rumors and clamor about foreign intervention and Uncle Sam's soldiers. The writer emphasizes peaceful conditions and limited local disturbances over the past decade and a half.
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Garden Island
Jearee Rex
Leen
Washington
Uncle Sam
Fruitless Search for Hell's Bond Noted by Clerks
Court clerks Almunian Maree and HaAlieQon failed to locate the missing 8500 bond tied to a case in the Supreme Court records. A thorough review of bonds on file yielded no trace, leaving the bond a mystery. The effort to identify responsible parties continues as investigators examine all potential leads. Edwin K. Fernandit seeks to join the Five as a candidate for Reflett's office.
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Howe
Imay
Sonaliser
Erie
Fr. Gros
Dr. Waywun
Almunian
HaAlieQon
EL Bellott
Efor
Supreme Court
Reflett
Edwin K. Fernandit
The
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Reid
Three Police Officers Dismissed for Incompetence
Sheriff Brown discharged three members of the force for incompetence. Lieut. Mart of Hart Kawaahau, A. M Nasuag fmt J. P. Keanint were removed. Mart had been criticized for cruelty, while Keanint had been repeatedly promoted and discharged. Hart’s vacancy to be filled by promotion, with two others replacing.
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Sherif Brown
Lieut. Mart
Hart Kawaahau
A. M Nasuag
J.P. Keanint
Brown
Martie
Namao
Hart
Weakness cures advertised by Hartman in Columbus Ohio notice
A historical ad reproduces a medical patent remedy claim by Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio. It promotes tonics for weakness and nerve relief with mailed correspondence and bottles sold by Dr Hartman and Benson Smith Co. for the Honolulu retail drug trade.
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Celia Harringth
Detewit
Mertman
Carina Sanitaria
Colma Bug
Hartman
Hartman, Co
Tumbum
Ohio
AL Benson, Smith & Co
Honolulu
Trent Refuses Cash for Garbage Labor Warrants
Continued from page one the supervisor and treasurer clash over a wage warrant for 1446.44 for garbage laborers. Trent says the warrant is not in proper form and that Johnson earned the sum. The Board may hold a special meeting as laborers wait for pay and the treasurer questions payment authority.
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Ashiy Ome
T. Moore
Tee
Wan
Adams
Trent Wan
Gain Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Deay
Trent
Jobhison
Board of Suspervisors
Ahape
Philippines Conflict Tangles Local Warrants and Payments
A fragmented report outlines civil authority friction over warrants in Mindanao era issues. It notes General Lobo, Major Leonard, and General Wood amid Philippine administration tensions, with Treasurer Trent resisting garbage warrant payments and county officials rushing arrears settlement as cash warrants flow for July payroll and road workers.
Tug Not Wanted Captain Salls Out
The Honolulu harbor tug business faces scrutiny after Captain Behmidt sails the Irmgard from Railway wharf without tug help, drawing notable comment. Captain Olsen of the tug Fearlets plans a risky maneuver to lure two ships out together, raising tensions on the waterfront.
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Honolulu
Behmidt
Barkentine
Irmgard
St Innald
Olsen
Fearlets
Cecilia
Sailors Worded Out from Harbor on a Calm Afternoon
The schooner prepared to sail with the Pentonte runner raised while the Four rem was not yet ready. Captain Schmidt ordered lines east and maneuvered from the harbor, aided by a slight northerly breeze. The Fearless is noted leaving the harbor with the usual ceremony and harbor channel conditions promise further activity.
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Schmidt
Bohndt
He Penriess
County Treasurer Must Honor Warrant, Says Attorney
County Attorney E A Douthitt contends the county treasurer cannot refuse to pay warrant No 6% payable to Mr Johnson once approved by the board of supervisors. He argues the treasurer is bound to honor the warrant in full and proper form, with any misallocation subject to action against Mr Johnson. Also reports a mounted police officer stopping a runaway on King and Lilhe streets injuring none. a brake damaged. the British freight steamer Kirk tee bound for Newcastle, N W, grounded here at four this afternoon.
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Trowmurer
Auigiar
Board of Supervise
Harninabave
Nature
Y Treweirer
Johnson
Oahu
James Cooke
King and Lilthe Streets
Cooke
Noon
F. W. Quins
Kirk= tee
Newcastle
N. W
Uneasiness Over Missing Schooners Lavinia and Woodbury
The Lavinia and Woodbury have been absent thirty six days after sailing from Layday Island with guano cargoes. Delays due to an accident and adverse winds, plus a Midway Island storm, raise fears for their fate and that of their crews. The Evening Bulletin provides a summary of the latest day.
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Lavinia
C. J. Woodbury
Layaay Island
Weinbarth
Woodbury
Layoun
Unt
Bealdes
Lsland
Midway Island
Kennedy
Arena
Reform School Considered To House Lepers Sons
Governor Atkinson received a letter from T H Girdon proposing to place leprous boys from Molokai into the reform school at Walnloe Cobu. The plan would use the 49,000 appropriation to build a dormitory and accommodate up to sixty more boys with existing staff and medical exams to ease parental concerns.
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Atkinson
T. Hullbeat
Retorie Behoal
Walnloe
Reform School
Motokai
T. H. Girgon
Weather report for August first details and conditions
August 2 1905 weather summary with temperatures at 6 8 12 and noon, morning minimum 78, noon 80, barometer readings, absolute and relative humidity, dew point, wind velocities and directions, rainfall trace in last 24 hours, total wind movement 198 miles by noon.
Admirable David Harem and the Territory Stables Ad
An old style ad touts Admirable David Harem as a paragon in English law lore while promoting Territory Stables offerings. It invites customers to buy or lease horses and carriages, promising fair prices, reliable conveyances, and delivery across the city via Main 35.
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David Harem
David
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