Thurston's Advertiser and the Evening Bulletin Circulation Debate
The excerpt critiques Thurston's Advertiser and discusses the Evening Bulletin circulation figures for Aug 1908, noting weekly and daily tallies. It questions the use of public funds, mentions investigations and the role of the County Supervisors in improvement plans, and lightly comments on civic beauty and governance amid local press coverage.
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Honolulu
Oahu
C.G. Hockes
Bulletin Punlisiing Company, Limited
Turaday
Vane
Bervtania Street
Punahon
Ainkea
Terms of Peace and Japan's Demands in War Debate
The article analyzes Japanese peace terms and aims in the war, noting demands for indemnity and control over Manchuria, ports, and Russian territories. It discusses neutral port obligations, fishing rights, and the broader goal of establishing Japanese influence in Manchuria and the Far East, with Vindivostok as a potential factor.
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Orion
Mehalien
Japan
Talis
Hutte
Tortler
Saghation
Ehetest
Munehuru
Russia
Orient
Europe and Japan in Asia and the balance of power
The analysis argues that Western powers including Britain and the United States shape Japan’s stance in Asia through influence in Europe and potential responses from Germany. It questions whether Japan can gain power without provoking conflict, warning that aggressive measures could trigger European fear and a shifting stance across nations.
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Ntti
Japan
Hritien
Tekahint
Germany
Ita
Europe
Big Flegtrig Storm Rages Over Mauna Loa Route
A violent electrical storm swept the Sas vollng district and Mauna Loa area, bringing torrential rain and high seas. Reports from the steamer Minna Jam describe gusty winds, heavy squalls, and widespread flooding in Kay and Kona, with several inches of rain soaking the region and steamer traffic affected. Purser Conkling notes calmer seas on the Raw run before returning to windward, while observers recount torrents at Pabitn and Honuupo and a dramatic display of lightning.
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Honoua
Minna
Sasvollng
Mauna Low
Conkling
Raw
Kau
Kay
Kona
Pabitn
Wakena
Lanat
The Business Man's Handy Index Ledger Note
The publication outlines concise notices including calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition. It promotes Evening Bulletin at 75 cents per month and Weekly Bulletin at a yearly rate with fine job printing services.
Woman's Ordeal and Doctor's Questions
Reader letters praise Mrs Pinkham Lyne and her confidential free advice for women facing private illness. The note recounts how patients fear exams yet confide details to Pinkham, crediting her remedies with restoring health after years of irregularities and failed local treatments.
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Phounanda
Pinkban
Lyne
Mans
Pinkham
Wi Lym
Ding Wi Baan
Pickem
Willadwon
Manning
Sapien
Trenton
Vinihon
Iroquois May Seek Schooner Woodbury After Storm
Reports say the schooner Woodbury, captained by Harrie, is overdue off Laysan Island after a brutal storm. The U S Troquois may search from a local naval station if the ship does not port soon, with crew fears mounting for the vessel and its captain Stephen Harris. The rival schooner Lavinia arrived damaged after the same storm, detailing heavy seas, torn rigging, and injuries to Captain Welsbarth.
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Tye
Larl Waodbury
Layean
Pertounon
Stephen
Y. Harris
Abe
Lavinia
Laysan
Welsbarth
Gunn
Woodbury and Woodurry chase ships in late voyage notes
Reports describe muter actions as captains Wetsharth and Niblick plan to search for a missing schooner Iroquois while Woodsbury and Layfala race to layman port. The Woodbury completed a 16 day voyage and the Lavlale 11 days with a cargo of 113 tons of anano amid a crew including Japanese workers and a Chinese cook.
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Max Schrem
Mer
Joe Pike
Tela
Ani
Wallyar
Peter
Hawaii seeks federal funds for subterranean water surveys
The Acting Governor urges Congress to appropriate funds for hydrogeologic research to locate subterranean water in Hawaii. He notes Alaska's recent appropriation and argues that Hawaii could benefit from a federal grant to support underground water development, aiming to relieve surface wells. He plans to push the Washington office and asks the Hawaii delegate to press the issue.
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Alawka
Hawaii
Washington
Hawai Ned
Congress
Plantations debate offer to hire European immigrants
A meeting discusses recruiting European labor to Cuba style plantations for three years. Proposals ask about white labor supply, preferences, pay from 18 to 25 dollars monthly, and inducements such as a house and lot or use of land for cane. Sensible reforms and humorous schemes are noted as part of ongoing questions.
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Howe
Cuba
Plantation land auction plans spark private inducement debate
The meeting of the Sugar Factors company discussed private communications from Brewer & Co and Theo H Davies & Co regarding plantation inducements. Officials noted public questions, ongoing inquiries, and a forthcoming sale of limited tracts in Palol valley under a 96 year lease plan, with two dozen upper lots drawing strong interest.
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B. D. Tenney
Planterexpeciation
Mead
Encamilies Opel
EK. Faxon Bishop
A. Brewer & Co
Brewer & Co
Geo. Davies
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Bishop
Paxton
Sugar Factors Company
New York
Hawaii
Sugar
Lyong
Palol Valley
Waikiki seawall dispute delays action on right of way
The Attorney General and the Department await Attorney General Andrews to return from Maui before proceeding. Some Waikiki wall owners consent to wave the wall back from water while others hire attorneys, as elaborate maps show tide lines and shifting boundaries affecting grants including properties of Cansidy, Bickerson, and Meldew among others.
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Vome
Andrews
Maui
Waikiki Beach
Walla
August Dro . McCandrews
Bertelmann
Geo. C.eckley
Kaukalla
W. L. Wilcox
A. R. Gurvey
W. and
H. Dillingham
John Cansidy
Mrs. Bickerson
J. L. Mel
Land Commission Announces Opening of Makil Palolo Lands
Acting Land Commissioner St Ly announces preparations for opening the Makil Palolo lands. The office will begin accepting applications next Monday under the depoxing system, with each applicant allowed one lot. If only one application is received for a lot, that applicant will secure it.
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St. Ly
Ner
Lowrey Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Punaluu
William Lowrey of the Kau Wine Company had a narrow bath drowning escape at Punaluu, carried out by a strong undertow beyond his depth. Bob Forrent, the native harbor worker at Punaluu, pulled him to safety just in time, saving him from almost certain death.
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William Lowrey
Kau Wine Company
Bath
Punaluu
Lowrey
Bob Forrent
Punnlua
Midal Play Handicap At Manor Golf Club
A modal handicap competition is planned for Sunday morning at Manoa Golf. All members are urged to participate and, if entries justify, a Dutch treat will be served at the clubhouse at noon. The second round of the Summer Hole Tournament is underway with most matches completed and the secretary notifying contestants they must finish by August 22. Remaining rounds will proceed quickly as several top players leave for the Coast in September.
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Manoa
The
Coast
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