Daily Bulletin Circulation figures for July 1905 released
Mendutu County of Oahu reports weekly circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Daily and Weekly Killions of the Evening Bulletin. The statement, sworn before a notary on July 24 1905, lists average daily circulation and guaranteed circulation figures for the period ending July 28 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendutu
Oahu
CLG
Hockus
Bulletin Punishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Tueway
Bulletin Pt Limited
G. Rockus
Hie
Tsbalt
ATL
Haubnette
Kirst
Judietal
County of
Ould
Hawai
WaleSday Fringe Tax Dispute and Local Warrants
A fragmentary note discusses a 10 percent fringe tax and a county warrant issue tied to Territory funds. It contrasts consent from a bank with philanthropy, questions labor rhetoric, and criticizes Advertiser claims on American labor. The text reflects contentious local politics and press commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warraita
Kevate
John D
Reshaping Harete estate trusteeship dispute
The Advertiser underscores confusion over Harete estate management. It notes initial trustee Attorney Bitting chosen by Juden Humphreye, then replaced by Kellett after Bitting remitted funds to court. The piece clarifies Bitting was never trustee but master to audit executor accounts, appointed at counsel’s request for 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harete
Biting
Juden Humphreye
Lve
Humphreys
Kellett
Barete
Bitting
Bit‘ting
Home in Honolulu Offered by Finance Partners at Queen and Fort
A bold proposition invites buyers with funds to burn to acquire a modern Honolulu home. The ad promises up-to-date design and construction supervised by July's top architects, with financing available. Location noted at the Queen and Fort Streets corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Queen and
Fort Sts
Injustice and Bond Debates At Local Court
The town newspaper reports turmoil after Judge Humphreys dismisses Kel Fett from a tension position. Howard Kellett protests a perceived injustice while discussions about bond sufficiency and reappointment unfold, with Judge De Roit newly appointed to the bench and lingering questions about proper bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humpurys
Kel Fett
Kellerr
Humphreys
Warrant Muddle Sparks County Debate Over Signatures
Community letters discuss the gar wake warrant issue and the need for multiple signatures on county salary warrants. Guardians of the money box push a uniform plan, while critics question why garbage money is paid via lamp campaign routes and distributed by a trusted officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howsen
Hegar
Fragmentary case notes on profession abuse and divorce
The text recalls alleged professional misconduct and assault linked to a marital dispute. It mentions a widow or wife unable to pay costs, deposit reliance on friends, and a bartender profession. References a decree of divorce and costs with an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe K. Hulbul
Tibet
Marridwe
Wien
Lahatia
Mutt Beverages
Honolut
Feer
Costa C
Appointment of Cumnotogs as Criminaloge of AG Department
Former Senior Captain of the ta Wall plies Lake has been appointed to a role akin to Chester Doyle. Lake and Deputy AG Peters were seen at work discussing the eritalwa case and its evidence in the Chreuit Court. About twenty to thirty men from the AG's Department allegedly blocked matters until Grind Jury. If possession of the evidence is secured, it will be used to aid Community Attorney Douthitt, the upcoming prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Plies Lake
Attorney General's Department
Chestar Doyle
Lake
Peters Hye
Peevent
Wotrina
Chreuit Court
Juey
Nida
Douthitt
Weather Report for August 3 1906
August 3 1906 weather summary with temperatures at 6 n.m. noon and 10 a.m. readings, minimum 74, barometer and humidity data, dew point, wind velocity and directions from 8 a.m. to noon, trace rainfall in past 24 hours, total wind movement to noon.
Fragmentary report on hatcheries and commission car view
The readable portions describe the commission's hatchery interior showing small Maloney developments and a car operated by the commission. The text notes science and useful work, with mentions of a sleeping Anan tore and Heedlie ern section related to Ebel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taitet
Ebel
Warrant Dispute Over Garbage Department Pay Rages On
County Treasurer Trent cites work in issuing blanket warrants to pay garbage and excavating bureau employees while the Board of Supervisors weighs individual warrants to satisfy July payroll. County Attorney Douthitt proposes a plan to issue warrants for most workers and a special warrant to Bam Johnson to test legality before the Supreme Court. Decisions expected this afternoon as clerks finish pay preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Garbage’department
Ram Johnson
Trent
Supe
Walt Udethuley
Donthitt
Johnson
Douthitt
Bam Joba Bon
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Minstrels at KaimaKt 700 Delight Zoo Audience
The curtain rose on a minstrel program at the Zoo theater last evening. A lively act mixed toelex jokes and novelty pieces to entertain sailors and marines, with clog-dancing, specialty work, and a song and dance number. The performance ended in good form, allowing guests to enjoy the fresh air on their return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Zoo Theater
Argo
Government discusses warrants and banking role in territory crisis
Acting Governor says banks are holding up government by keeping warrants and earning high discounts. He condemns warrant shaving as non banking, questions why banks should surrender warrants after discount payments, and notes newspapers avoid commenting. Civil Service exam dates and Puerto Rico prospects appear amid broader finance talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anld
Atkins Non
Main
Nance
Annual Meeting Notice of Cabn Cemetery Association
The Cabn Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting in the office of David Dayton at 137 Merchant Street on Monday August Tth at 8 p.m. for the election of officers and trustees for the coming year. All lot owners are earnestly requested to attend. David Dayton, Secretary. Oahu Cemetery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabn Cemetery Association
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Fire Department Exhibition Praised by Officials
Chaiman G W Smith and Hoard of Supervisors with Acting Governor Abimeon and J A Gilman attended a fire department exhibition drill at 1 pm today. The fire crew performed extended ladder and tower rescues in forty five seconds, with the Beretanta Street headquarters tower inspected and found in top condition. Governor and Supervisors lauded the firefighters for their exemplary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaieman
G. W. Smith
Cox
Moore
Abimeon
J. A. Gilman
Fire Department
Beretanta Street
Alion
Auto sport crash injures four at Meadows racecourse
Real Auto Sport reports a buggy return from Meadows race-course in the afternoon ended in a somersault injuring four occupants. J Harmon Dempsey is said to be fatally hurt. others include Colonel H M Thompson, Richard Rickard, and James T Chick. Dempsey suffers a broken collarbone and ribs. Thompson dislocated hip. Chick cut and bruised. Rickard, a one armed man, is noted for his earlier injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows
J. Harmon Dempsey
Dempney
Richard Rickard
James T. Chick
Dempkey
W. 8. Applegate
Kentucky
McChorse
Laula Hille
Bie
Richard
David Daumo
Thompson
Chick
Territory Stables Promotes Vehicles and Delivery Service
An advertisement for Territory Stables offers vehicle sales and delivery across the city. It promises fair treatment, calls for customers to visit at Main 35, and touts a range of conveyances and roadsters for sale or hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harem
David
Inc 8
HOBBS
Also Mentioned on This Page
King Street
T. M
Illetin Publishing Co, Ltd
Wallace FR. Farrington
Bee
Ubon
Utes
Hoyoso
Territory of Hawaii
Walesday
Hawaii Herald
Japan
Fisher, Ables Co., Ltd
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Weather Report
J. & Weather Bureau Office
Ehlers
United States Fish Commission
Axtell & Shaw
Factio
Kaimakt
The
Bulletin
A. Martin Merchant
Axtell and Shaw
Alakea
Underwood
Pearson & Porter, Ltd
T. H
Armort
P.h.co.urp
Warrant Business
Honolulu High School
Cutoma
Uncle Sam
Voorup
Switzerland
Hokolulu F.remen
Admirable
Territory Stables
J. C.quinn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!