Tenney Resigns as Chamber of Commerce President
The Chamber of Commerce mourns the resignation of KD Tenney, praising his leadership and warning against secrecy. It notes the community’s duty to support a new president who can guide public business affairs with temperate judgment and honesty.
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Oueney Kenbine
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Temple of Solomon
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Lowrey
Chamber of Vommerce
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Circulation figures for Evening Bulletin and Hawaii editions
A sworn statement by G Wockus business manager of the Bulletin Publishing Company lists weekly circulation for the Evening Bulletin and its Hawaii edition. It covers dates August 9 to August 11 1905 with daily and weekly totals, notes Hawaii island deliveries, and notes editorials on Japanese influence and American officials aiding the Ellenizing process.
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Honolulu
Oana
G. Wockus
The
Bulletin "Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Hawaii
Coming of Transportation Leaders in Honolulu Visit
Editorial notes the arrival of transportation leaders Br Farriman and Bedworin and urges local business bodies to welcome them with warm reception. It argues Honolulu should show active business presence and readiness, promoting a broad display of civic interest and advancement during the visit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Farriman
Bedworin
Honolulu
Ho- Holulu
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Carter's Resignation Rumors Stir Honolulu While Wall Steadsteps
The Huston Herald editorial notes uncertain status of Carter's resignation and possible direct notice to the President from Honolulu. Attorney General awaits Superintendent Hollow's return before further action on Walkihtsea wall matters. Leonard Withington to study at Harvard Law School. Judge Hardy of Kawal Chronle Court reportedly under the weather. Sherlock Holmes tale The Adventure of Black Peter No 6 debuts in tomorrow's issue.
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Haveall
Walkihtsea
Wall Moettery
Piet Avstatin
Sonoma
Grant JM
Munance
Walter Heap
Leonard Withington
Adversor
Harvard Aw Arhool
Witlant
Kaual
Annual Address of the Chamber of Commerce
Members review the past year under new county government in Hawaii. The sugar industry remains strong, harbor improvements are prioritized, and officials note progress in commercial growth. Prominent visitors include Burgeon General Wyman and others, highlighting national affairs and American privileges.
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We of Commerce
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Evernmient
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Philippines
Honolulu
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Public Works The Peruna remedy and harbor plans
Public works notes discuss Peruna as a claimed cure and tonic, with promotional claims attributed to Jo He Hipplegate and Dr. S. B. Hartman. The report covers Honolulu harbor improvements, dredging to 3 and 35 feet, and an appropriation plan of 1,000,000 dollars, plus fortifications, lighthouses, and an Army Post at Kahauiki. It cites Lt Slattery and the San Francisco Bridge Co. as involved parties and outlines anticipated work timelines and congressional steps.
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Sapte of Public Works
Werk
Dal St
Lexington
Kyy
Portina
Jane Kiow
Martian
de Martian
Hartman
8. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
A. Benson
Territoria
Pacific Coast
Slattery
Cunerene
Blattery
Hera
Honuhiin Harbor
Conkre
Nxt Congress
San Francisco, Hridge Company
Quarantine Island Improvements Planned for Port
A long delayed improvement plan for Quarantine Island is set to begin soon. A new wall enclosure, a two story quarantine station, and a three hundred foot dock will be built at the harbor edge connected by a substantial runway on piles. The project aims to keep port sanitation up to date amid yellow fever fears and the opening Panama Canal. The Chamber urges studying further needs and appointing a committee to advise Congress. George B McClellan serves as secretary to the Delegate with support from local associations. The 1905 legislature allocated no funds for the National Guard, prompting a public subscription plan to sustain militia efficiency. Governor Carter faced swift Chamber pushback to preserve support from business interests.
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Congress
Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce
Wakington
Mokaya Point
Fest-Dawe Highihauses
Washington
Kahauiki
Jour
Rabaulu
Oakland
Secretary of War
Humphreys
Taft
Morokat
Wymat
Federal
United States Quarantine Service
Teland
Maeual
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Cofer
Thia
Chamber
Unioerion
Merchants’ Association
George B McClelan
Clellan
National Guard
Miewall
Carte
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