Honolulu Bulletin circulation figures 1907 weekly and daily editions
Circulation statement for the Dally and Weekly Editions of the Bulletin for the week ending August 1907. Daily averages around 2500 with a high of 2606 on August 7 and a weekly total near 2938. Published by Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. with signatures of C G Bockus and P H Burnutte.
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First Judicial Circuit
CG Bockus
Bulletin Publishing Company
Depowes
Maye
Divention
Ae Bulletin
Toland of Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
C. G. Bockus
SIM
Anny Domini
P. H. Burnutte
Nota
Inaugural Address of Governor Frear Examined
A historic look at Governor Frear's inaugural speech notes cautious liberal drift toward local self government and steady advancement. It highlights his stance against radical concentration of power, emphasis on honest purpose and practical policy over grand schemes. The commentary discusses his views on governing Hawaii's public domain and resisting plantation or corporate overreach while prioritizing public welfare.
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Prear
Elthzens
Famire Pri
Wong the
Evcen
Auing
Hrenr
Walt
Hawaii
Frear
Veriitoy
Potelie
Inaugural Speech Appeals for Nation Unity and Reform
The document outlines Governor Braun's inaugural remarks praising national unity and practical steps. It criticizes xenophobia toward Orientals and promotes public schools in Hawaii, urging steady, lawful progress and restrained use of force. It emphasizes defending American principles and addressing local concerns without resorting to overreach.
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Ty Keery
Mowall
Territory of
Hawaii
Molkind
Phs
Xotte
Hevernor Braun
Weing
Jiur
Ann
Governor Carter's Legacy and Public Service Recalled
The article lauds Governor Carter for stabilizing finances and guiding the territory to sound policy. It notes his devotion to government of the people, praises his progressive stance, and reflects on how public opinion shaped his tenure as he departs to rejoin active civic life.
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Carter
Governor Carter
Succes
Dol
Ufe
Men Ke Carter
Hawaii
Real Estate Bargains and Rentals Near City Center
Bargain No 1 offers a three bedroom cottage built five years ago priced at 1600 with easy terms and eight minutes by electric car. Bargain No 2 touts three cottages near town earning 22 ante rental monthly for 2500 with easy terms. Bargain No 3 features a beach property at Waialae cheap for cash with particulars at our office on King Street and Waikiki Beach locations.
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Waialae
If Wishes Were Horses A Home Seekers Notice
Wishing to own a home is urged but not enough. The agency offers guidance to secure a dwelling with simple steps. Readily available houses across parts of the city await interested buyers who want relief from rent.
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Bome
Tien
Navy dry dock plan urged by Hawaii leaders
Acting Navy Office letter backs petitioners of Miawill for a dry dock in Hawaiian waters. The message urges timely Congress action and national unity. Governor Frear calls for Pacific progress, while Hawaii residents press mainland citizens to support Pacific defense projects.
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Navy
Congress
Terrboury
Frear
Hawaiian
Hawaii
Navy Department
Frear Inauguration Address Continues Ceremony
The article covers Governor Frear delivering a farewell address defending policies and denying opposition to county government. It notes thanks to his staff, praise for Secretary Atkinson, and the formal handover as Ernest A. Mott-Smith administers the oath to Frear, with Chief Justice Hartnell presiding.
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Canter
Carter
Guy- Mie
Atkinson
W. FF. Frear
Mawali
Ernest A. Mott-Smith
Frear
Hartnel
Glvett
Inaugural reception line for Hawaii governors and guests
An improvised receiving line formed during the inauguration as the old and new Hawaii governors, their wives, Chief Justice Hartwell and Mrs Hartwell, and numerous dignitaries greeted attendees. Reserved seating included Mrs. Walter Frear and daughter, Mrs. George Carter and three children, Honorable Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth, Mrs. J A Mott-Smith, Mrs. A T Atkinson, and many other officials and their spouses.
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Tanpore
Wiuf
Hartwell
Misa Hartwell
Dhas
Wilder
Tft
Walter
F Frear
George R. Carter
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
J. A. Mott-Smith
A. T. Atkinson
Dele
K. Fr. Ishop
Hi. F. Bishop
Juliette Hartwell
Justice Wilder
Juution Hallon
J.T de Bolt
de Bolt
W. 1. Robinson
Robinson
Alexander Lindsay
Adimtra Very
Dunning
J. W. Jones
Chas
H. Cooper
J. W. Short
Bam Johson
MM. Johnson
Leutenant
AL .Thompson
G. G. Smithius
Ouvenh O. Breckens
Mra Mreekens
Mott-Smith Career Chronicle in Hawaiian Governance
The article traces Mott-Smith's career from early Hawaii elected positions to cabinet roles in the Republic era. It notes his Honolulu origins, education at Chauncy Hall, Harvard law study halted by his father's death, admission to the Hawaiian Bar in 1888, and practice with Kinney and Baker. It records his marriage to Anna Elizabeth Paty, his roles in immigration, property, and the Hawaiian Trust, and his service as Minister of Policy Affairs during the Republic of Hawaii.
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Mou-smitt
J. Mott-Smiti
Eliids
IRI
Mott-Smith
Cablivot
Minster
Washington
Ists
My. Mott Smith
Mise Elfen Dominis Paty
General Pays
Mote
Honoluly
Atver
Tie
Harwell
Messrs. Kinney & Bakov
Xen
T Land of Immigration
Annn Elizabeth Paty
Mot!-Suilth Estate
Sisteice
Hawaiian ‘Trust and Investment Company
Republic of Hawaii
Mitt-Bmilth
Poletyn
MEN WHO SAT ON SUPREME BENCH IN HAWAII
A historical note lists Chief Justice A. Hartwell and Associate Justice SN Ballou among the Hawaiian Supreme Court appointees. The item names numerous justices including Hartwell and Judd, with others like W. C. Smith noted as observers. Publication appears in a bulletin with classified ads.
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Hartwell
Andy SN. Ballou
Supreme Court
W. C. Smith
Supreme Bench of
Hawaii
Ist
Juatiens
We la Lee
B. H. Atle
Harris
Alf, Judd
W. F Preiny
Larern Andrews
John I
M. Robert
Notice of bankruptcy creditors meeting and final report
In the United States District Court of Hawaii In the matter of John G Adrey a bankrupt No 86 creditors are advised of a fault meeting at the Judd Building Honolulu on August 21 1907 at 9 30 AM to consider the final report of Chas S Dole Esq Trustee The trustee will apply September 9 1907 at 10 00 AM for approval of his final account and discharge Frank L Hatch Clerk Honolulu August 15 1907 ST TON
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District Court OF the
United States
District and
Territory of Hawaii
John G. Adrey
Menkerupt
Judd Building
Honollu
Welock
Teustes Nerein
Alfred T. Brock
Monolitu
Chas
Dole
Frank L. Hatch
Honolulu
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