Daily Bulletin circulation shows Hawaii news reach in 1905
A Honolulu notice sworn by Rockus Nuriness Manager of Bulletin Publishing Company reports the weekly circulation for the Daily and Weekly editions of the Eve ly For August 12 to 18 1905. The statement lists daily averages around 2181 and weekly circulation of 2120 with notarized verification by Purlatis Limited and G. Hocksy. The mixed editorial commentary critiques political reorganizations and media influence in Hawaii with references to Roosevelt Taft and Linevitch.
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Honolulu
County of
Oahu
Rockus
We Bulletin
Comany, Limited
Avenue Nb
Purliatis Cokes Y, Limited
G. HockYs
Dus
Fragmented national policy text on immigration trends
The scrambled excerpt discusses American programs from various origins and notes decades of Japanese and Hawaiian involvement. It questions why Tapansnekpemting whyetetans and wild Tate Bot rompllied WIEN Americans and hints at alleged national plondeligs affecting residents.
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Heineeen
Tate
Wien
Gringeice
Hawaii Wants Pacific Mail Line On Transit
The article discusses Hawaii seeking improved Pacific Mail service to boost travel and transport. It notes Hawaii’s strategic appeal for tourists and residents, the push for reduced rates, and potential increased local service between Honolulu and San Francisco. Officials plan hearings in Hilo to explore options.
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Paeile
HaFeiMs
Behwarth
Hawall
Parle Mall
Rte
Hawaii
Mawall
Mike
Hawaiite
Turge
Hackman
Schwerin
Jon
Honolulu
San Francisco
Langston and McDonald enter split turmoil over lien case
Partner Langston fled after a notice of a materialman’s lien resurfaced against the firm McDonald and Langston. The joint venture has operated as contractors on a cottage project on Walater road. Langston’s departure leaves McDonald facing losses and calls for a settlement of funds, with doubts over who controls the firm’s money.
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Lowwre & Cooke
Langston
McDonald & Langston Tt
Walaler
Wwe
Toorhitt
McDonald
RB A Douthin
Wainlae
Fem
Lannon
Epidemic in Waipio Causes Widespread Fear and Disruptions
The Waipio epidemic triggers panic as residents fear the spread of illness through the region. Supplies limp as trains carry necessities northward while officials deny polio vaccine access. President Pinkhant and Dr Green Alt coordinate aid from Honokas to contain the outbreak.
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Walpio
Hamaiint
Krhata
Hawai
Katia
Holloway
Wala
Pinkhant
Heart of
Nwalth
Green Alt
Honokas
Weather report for August 21 1908
Meteorological readings list temperatures from 6 am to noon with minima 72 and relative humidity 68 percent. Barometer 29.98 inches at 5 am, wind shifting from east to northeast, trace rainfall in last 24 hours, 172 miles of wind movement.
Ribbons and Gloves Sale For School Opening
A school ribbons sale starts Monday August with a large stock of satin moire and taffeta ribbons in many colors at reduced prices. Lots include light blue white baby ribbon ten cents per bolt and assorted colors at ten to sixteen cents per yard. Limited Ladies' black kid driving gloves offered at 1.25 per pair.
NEET OF YACHTS SPEND SUNDAY AT PEARL HARBOR
Sunday yachting scene at Pearl Harbor sees the Vache Club members and others casting off from moorings as Commoder HB. Ricker sails with a party to Pilon and back toward Honolulu. The Hawaii and Gladys display new features as rival yachts in upcoming races. Dowsett cottage at Paulos hosts several small craft with coastal cruising and local harbor activity.
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Pearl Harbor
Ricker
Pilon
Hipeld Howe
Honolula
Hawaii
Bert
Gene
Salle
Olane
Honolulu
Cap
Donnett
Dowsett
St Paulos
Mont
Locha
Siberia Arrives At Naval Wharf With 100 Cabin Passengers
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia docks at Naval Wharf No 2. It brings 100 cabin passengers about 26 bound for this port. The ship carries 16 000 tons of through freight and plans to load substantial cargo here. Prominent New Yorkers and Honolulu travelers are listed among the passenger party as the Siberia proceeds to Yokohama.
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Naval Wharf
Siame
Siberia
Hner
Percy L. Horne
Kar Fhehameha Behoos
Col GW
Mietirlane
San Kew FM
Lewis
Woc
McGona LK
Ac le Soule
Harrietnan
Yokohama
Harriman
Mee
EH. Harelman
Mise
Mary Harriman
Miee
Corel Harriman
Mie
Cordelia Harriman
Roland Harriman
Mator Avert Harriman
W. G. Lyle
Mates
Hi, Neill
AC. McKnight
Robert Goelot Wid Bride
R. P. Sehwerth
PLM
Ad. Prey
Lee
P. B. Browne
Hoxton Uaiversity
Mra. Browne
James ©. Gilmore
Lish Bualeh Sehooter Conton
Chiu
Read
U. 8. Canonl
Sibanghal
Orient
LoniRtt
Frisco Quotations From Hawaiian Market Report
Broker Geo P Thlolen, recently aligning with San Francisco financiers, received cable advices via J Bath Co that Hawaiian Commercial stood 8 and Holpokwa 17 on the Sap Fragelaco market. W C Sproul of Frisco was sent to the Insane Asylum after long running hallucinations.
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Geo. P. Thlolen
San Francisco
Torday
J. Bath & Co
Holpokwa
W. C. Sproul
Death on the Deck Aboard the Nevmtti In Norse Sailor Tragedy
A Norwegian seaman Ole A Eldam leaped from a gangway rail aboard the Nevmtti in early Sunday hours and died. Witnesses William Denatl Ruewinn and Mate Time report the drunken man confronted a crew member before toppling into the harbor. An inquest is set for tonight at 7:90.
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Annie Newmth
Ole A. Eldam
William Denatl
Ruewinn
Clonwich
Wta Hon
Norning Olonett
Goard
Olonski
Mata Timms
Clonsk
Tulletin
Otonaki
Port Arthur
James Neanith
Austen Ita
Ehip Ie
Tam
Mr. Timms
Pullee
B. Gehrke
Lord Templeston
Kidag
Chief Justice Walter Frear Strains Back at Tantalus
Chief Justice Walter Frear strained the muscles in his back while attempting to hit a log at his Tantalus residence on Saturday afternoon. Dr Judd was summoned and Frear will be unable to be about for a few days. New England Bakery
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Supreme Court
Walter
Frear
Tantalus Place
Dr. Judd
Iaders Get Lands in Palolo
A list details Hawaiian applicants receiving subdivided lands in Palolo, noting one family could not have multiple applications. Lot 18 was reserved, with seven women and six men among the receivers. Each lot’s area and composition of kula and taro land are itemized for lots 1,7,12,9,14,11,6,4,9,2, and other specifics, with final line about local printer services.
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Kanonohema
Kula
Tara Tand
Dante
Lomona Kapihenui
Moke Puatele
Walamau
Kemalia Kamali
David Kakalla
Ahoy Poull
Plano teaches in month by experienced teacher plan
Plano advertised adult beginner lessons taught by an experienced instructor at 2 dollars per month for eight lessons. The class offers special attention to adults and is located at Addroan Musle, this office, 216Ttf.
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Plano
Addroan Musle
Territory Wins Kaual Tax Cases in Big Tax Appeals
Deputy Attorney General Fleming returned from Kaual with victory in appeals by Gay & Robinson over Nithau and Makaweii property assessments. Nibau valued at 41,170 then set at 160,000, gap 68,000. Makawoll sugar plantation and basement valued at 400,000 with 124.51 gap. Tax court sat last Friday and Saturday with only two members present. Judge Robinson continued a separate matter involving George Tourney v. Orpheum Co. Ltd. until further notice.
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Fleming
Kaual
Garden Island
Gay & Robinson
Nithau
Makaweii
Muccean
Nibau
Makawoll
Tax Court
St. Due
J. H. Coney
C. H. Sweetner
J. K. Kabeing
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Alghst
CilLivallon
Hay
Siveria
Roosevelt
Amuily
Tait
Linevitch
Claus
Marcus Aurelton
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Carnegie
United States
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Mb K. Bush
Ha Department
Hilo
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Waipio
Weather Report
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Mary GE Piseaces
Axtell & Shaw
Axtell and Shaw
Alakea ST
James Nesmith
Ghice Justice Frear
New England Bakery
J. A.M. Johnson Company, Ltd
Fort Street
Iodern Office
Geo. A. Martin Merchant
Frice
P.h.co
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Henry May &Co. Ltd
Palolo
Bulletinire
Business Directory
George Tourney
Orpheum Co., Ltd
Judge Robinson
Territory Stables
J. C. Quinn
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