Reciprocity debate on Hawaii newspaper circulation figures
A sworn statement from C.G. Rockus of the Bulletin Publishing Company lists weekly and daily circulation totals for the Evening Bulletin and related editions in Honolulu for August 1906. It notes average daily circulation at 2181, with weekly circulation at 2312 and Hawaii island deliveries at 1024, filed by a notary.
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Honolulu
Oahu
C.G. Rockus
Buviness
Bullictin "Publishing Company, Limited
Sret
Evering Bulletin
Tucksey
Hawaii
Ae Bulletin Hunlissing Company
G Hock, Wus
Iseall Augnet
Ald
Territori Wall
For Sale In Honolulu Home near Car Line
In one of the most desirable parts of Honolulu a home of a nonresident is offered for sale. It will be sold at a bargain and upon easy terms.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Band to Play in Frisco Concert Series
The Royal Hawaiian Band arrives from the Orient to perform in San Francisco before traveling to Portland Exposition. Led by Captain H. Berger the 35-strong group will offer afternoon and evening concerts at the Alhambra and other venues with special guest Alapal from Honolulu. The tour includes City Theatre appearances and a busy schedule next week.
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San Francisco
Portland Exposition
Kalakaua
Paeliie
Capstain Berger
Port Watt
Alhambra
Thurwlay
Helugeo, Mayer & Prive
Alcaran
Cetin
Koyw! Howaluin Glee Club
Mave
Alapal
Merea Voprino
Honoluin
Novelty lineup at Zoo theater promises fun and feats
The Zoo theater advertises a lively novelty program for the evening headlined by Mr Oskaart Stuur the German Hercules and a strong man act. A hitherto unnamed hither player Keavat Kaa will perform a melody on a sweet-sounding instrument while a tight wire act adds danger. The show aims to please with humor and stunts as a special meeting of the Board of duration discusses the Copeland Hurry fraud and petitions.
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Zoo Theater
Kime
Oskaart Stuur
Hercules
Lunheard
Han
Zoo
Board of Duration
Copeland-Hurry
Davix Han
Copeland
School Ribbon Sale Opens Monday On Ribbons And Gloves
School will open soon and demand for ribbons rises. A sale on satin and taffeta ribbons with many colors and qualities starts Monday August 21st at 8 AM, featuring reduced prices per yard and per bolt, plus a limited number of ladies black kid driving gloves offered at sale price per pair.
Plan to Divide Water Rights in Patol Valley Dispute
Water owners in Patol Valley clash over allocating river flow amid a long dispute. The commission previously apportioned shares to landowners, then Supreme Court review altered the plan. Now parties seek a consensus plan, with government unrepresented and Attorney General Andrews reviewing for government satisfaction.
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Mahta
Patol
Nakuing
Yartons
Clatitn
Supreme Court
Miiely Land & Improvement Co
Wang Kwa
Gener! Andrews
Rumors of Supply Run to Midway by Intersteland Steamer
Reports from the waterfront indicate a possible supply voyage to Midway by the Intersteland steamer twntant for the Japanese station. James A Kennedy noted uncertainty while Cape GH Tite may command if the Ewataul Ie goes. Captain Pte to sail W G Hall to Kowal tonight with Canada Sam Thompson aboard Maun Jaw next trip.
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Midway
James A. Kennedy
Ewataul Ie
Capea
Capea GH
More arrests loom as counterfeiting gang linked to Hamilton
The report describes arrests connected to a counterfeit ring with Hamilton named as a key figure. Breckens and Hendry allegedly obtained insider information from Cooper in the days before, and this forenoon authorities planned arrests. An automobile trip toward Camp McKinley was stopped after noon with two men apprehended early in the afternoon.
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Hamilton
Breckens
Hendry
Cooper
Camp McKinley
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record Aug 21 1905
Transactions listed for August 21 1905 include multiple transfers with dates from 10:30 am to 4 pm. Names such as Milo Ltd, Beratee, Hawiware Co Ltd, Toast Co Ltd, A Cummine, Hawn Te eo Ld, Morgan, Brauley, Waterhouse Tr Co, and D Chang Chew appear, along with atty endorsements. A second entry notes August 22 1905 with further transfers among Kanluo Kalla, DK Kaildun, Kaholo, D Chang Chew, J Nuhale, and Gustav Wow.
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Pier Tek of
Milo Ltd
Beratee
Itv
Pee ‘Trust Rey Ih
Vearitle Hawiware Co Ltd
Flawn Toast Co Ltd
Eerie
Ipo Hawn Te Eo Ld
Alte of
Migou Finnk
Milo
Slitamote
Atty
Chang
AL Die
Morgan
Brauley
Biatadell
Waterhouse Tr Co Lyz
Kanluo Kalla
Kaildun
Chang Chew
Nuhale
Choe
Cooper
Gustav Wow
Kunst
Wilcom Va Ranioe
Big Blast At Quarry Destroys Parts In Deep Explosion
A massive blast at Velior's Punchbowl quarry yesterday tore rock and split the area. Over a thousand tons of ore were shattered as a giant black powder charge unleashed a shockwave, breaking the quarry sides and sending debris far. The event, costly at nearly a hundred dollars, appears profitable as the owners expect the charge to pay for itself through ballast material.
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Attr
Lord & Holver
Ready to Open Lots in Palolo Auction Details
The article describes lot auctions in Palolo with two new applications today and ongoing bids. It lists conditions for freehold sales including payment schedule, land use restrictions, fencing, home maintenance, and government access. It also notes revived interest in Koolau lots, mentions three new applications and prices, and lists personnel headed to Hilo for fishery cases along with a Court Campus meeting and a printing note.
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A. W. Hannon
Koren
George
Haminger
Rome
Koolanton
Eldredge L. Rhoden
Noren
Emmet C. Rhodes
Mina Julia K. Bush
Atorney General's
Auatatant
Sam Ka« Bakanui
Hilo
Hawaii
Wea
Doyle Trial Echoes Contempt and Verdict in Man Slaying
In a tense courtroom sequence Chester Doyle and counsel clash over questions as Judge Matthewman orders contempt fines. The jury convicts Liverato Bot of manslaughter after hours of deliberation, with Williams and Doyle delivering a pointed prosecution. The trial ends with Bot sentenced to 20 years hard labor and the court costs cited. The Sherlock Holmes tale The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton debuts tomorrow.
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Tees
Willams
Williams
Chester Doyle
Doyle
Leon Smarte
Matthewman
Mills
Jeanethe
Harry
Matethewman
Liverato Bot
McLean
Ewa
Aew Witnens
Nootor
Carles Shooting by Hunters Alleged Carelessness
A Bulletin report describes a near Pelama pumping station shooting alleged to be careless. Two hunters, manager of Island Meat Co and William Spencer, claimed a dove shoot produced pellets harming a Chinese mother and three children, though they say the shot was at least a hundred yards away and caused no injuries beyond minor marks.
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Pelama
JE. We Broke
Islan Meat Company
William Spencer
Ale fen @ Robinson, Ltd
Spencer
Palaina
Federal Judge voids state ban on trading stamps
In Seattle on August 7, Federal Judge Munford ruled the state law prohibiting selling trading stamps unconstitutional. The habeas corpus case arose from Ernest Hutchinson charged in Superior Court. Judge Hanford noted federal questions, but found the law restrained trade and ordered Hutchinson discharged.
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Seattle
Munford
Ernest Hutchinson
Hanford
Buuten
Hutchinson
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Ulletin Lishing Co, Ltd
Wallace Ai, Farrington
Honoulu
Poymiearth
Ui. B
Savenir
Topebay
Territory of Hawaii
Honolida Chamber of Commerce
Sunnday
King Street
Washinetin
Suny
Artie & Ca
McKinley
Duffaly
Officiim
Roosevelt
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Germany
Ente Stalee Congress
Husign Wade
AthInn
Swanzy
Alove
Board of Singleration
Japaneun
Omiclals Ashy
Britinty
Cardinal Gibbons
Sams
Chautauqua
Everles
Hawati
Hue
Fisher, Ables Co., Ltd
Corner Fort and
Queen St
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
R. Callon
Pa‘olo
Axtell & Shaw
Axtell and Shaw
Geo. A. Martin
Alakea ST
Merchant
Fwice
Qjarry
Palolo
Nouice
J. A.M. Johnson Company, Ltd
Fort Street
P.h.co.urp
Charles Augustus Milverton
Sherlock Holmes
Carles
Territory Stables
J. C, Quinn
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