Evening Bulletin circulation figures 1907 sworn sworn
The document records weekly and daily circulation for the Evening and Weekly Bulletin editions for the week ending August 10 1907. It lists average daily circulation 2781 for the Evening Bulletin and 2042 for the Weekly Bulletin, with Hawaii island deliveries totaling 1310 and notarized sworn statements by G Bockus and P H Burnette.
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Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
First Judicial Gircuit
C. G. Bockus
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Evening Ace
Hawaii
Avera
Bullimn PruiLiSiit Nd 6, Ltd
G. Bockus
P. H. Burnette
Honolulu Leaders Weigh Navy Visit After Conference
Honolulu business men prepared for a Navy Department meeting with Admiral Very in the afternoon. The aim, as stated, was to discuss naval strength in the Pacific and the role of Hawaii in national defense, inviting officers to a conference to explain the situation to the public. Citizens expect government action on naval development in the Pacific, especially on Oahu.
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Honolulu
Very Fie
Tuwetitie
Naval Station
Navy Department
Hawaii
Pacific
Cabh
College progress in selecting a president at college
A note on the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts moving ahead with a presidential offer. The institution seeks the right person despite offering a lower salary than a high-priced professor, arguing that vision and foundation work may prove decisive. The writer warns against delays, urging forward action to avoid thwarting the project.
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College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Min
Noland Dam Management Under Public Works Scrutiny
The local report questions the Nunanu and Nuvi dan campaten renewal terms blaming the contractor for delays and doubtful progress. Officials from Public Works testify to past failures while experts face criticism over high fees and perceived competence.
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Howland
Nunanu
Nuvi Dan Campaten
Iinde & Farrier
Public Works delays spark blame over project leadership
The paper argues officers are hard to obtain and blames management for the stalled construction. It asserts that assigning fault to Lowland or Holloway is unjust and calls for either full completion by the current team or a complete leadership shakeup. It questions private vs public handling of the project.
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Erliletam
Nuwiio
Umetan Mm
Lowland
Holloway
Towbend
Hottoway
Public Works Administration
May Not Build Move Promised by Governor
The governor indicates temporary quarters for the agricultural college will be moved onto adjoining property, noting removal depends on possible Supreme Court decisions affecting the territory. He warns construction could be reversed if the court rules against the Territory, and suggests Honeudus may have little snow this year.
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Pay ‘Tone
Agel Yg
Musirral College
Promia
Coell Brown
Fac
United States Supreme Court
Honedus
Professor Crawley and Cuba’s Agricultural Station
Professor J.T. Crawley, longtime director at the Santiago de las Vegas Agricultural Experimental Station, has gathered six assistants to assess work at the station. The Agrarian Government plans to raise Cuba’s experimental station standards to the highest degree.
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J.T. Crawley
Santiago de Las Vegas
Asix
Agravisional
Cuba
That Tired Feeling
Conditional sales pitch from He Y Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd promising property abandonment services, cash investments, rent collection, dividends and safekeeping in a vault. It urges readers to abandon worries and “talk it over” with the agency.
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HEY Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Real Estate Dent Bargains Listed With Easy Terms
Bargain No 1 offers an eight minute ride on electric cars to a three bedroom cottage built five years ago priced at 1500 with easy terms. Bargain No 2 covers a property near town five minute walk from center of Ny cottages with rent 22 monthly priced at 2500 with easy terms. Bargain No 3 features a beach property at Waialae cheap for cash. particulars at our office on Pensacola Street Wilder Avenue Tanalilo Street Lanalilo Street Matlock Avenue King Street Makiki Street Pearl City Prospect Street Kinau Street.
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Lot Ag
Walkeh Center
Waialae
Pensacola Street
Wilder Avenue
Tanalilo Street
Lanalilo Street
Matlock Avenue
King Street
Makiki Street
Pearl City
Prospect Street
Kinau Street
If Wishes Were Horses and Home Ownership
Fragments urge readers to stop wishing for a home and contact us to learn the easy next step to secure a home. Five homes are available in different city areas, with one likely to suit.
Brown Declares For Transportation In Honolulu
W E Brown backs Honolulu owning a passenger steamer as part of a Hawaii Promotion Committee plan. He argues the city has funds and buyers to run its own steamship line, urging prudent start to avoid early missteps that could stall progress for years.
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Honolulu
W. EB
Hyown
Morgan
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Land dispute in Kau lands settled after compromise
Settlement ends years of dispute between Land Commissioner Pratt and Thompson Settlement Association over parcel sizes. Pratt proposed 25 acre tracts, association wanted 100 acre parcels, a compromise divides land into about 40 acre parcels. Also noted is the upcoming exhibition of the Waller art collection valued at $100,000 from the East at Golden Gate Park.
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Pratt
Thompson Settlement Association
Thompson
Hawaii
Waller
Amusent Golden Gate Park
Old Kaimiloa bell will sound Wailuku fire alarm
Wailuku residents celebrate the old Kaiimiloa bell being used for the town’s fire department tower. Coelho, long involved with the department, secured the bell from Interstar and Navigation’s President Kennedy for public safety use. He notes thirty volunteer responders and gratitude to Honolulu donors, Gov Frear, and Superintendent Holloway for water main extensions at Walluku.
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Kaimiloa
Wailuku
Amy Lime
Freedlef Thurston
Honolulu
jFrear
Young Filipinos Back From College Arrive in Manila Service
The U S A T Buford and Captain F Hall docked at a naval wharf this morning after leaving San Francisco at noon. On board are US Marine Lieutenant W G Fay and several US Army officers bound for Manila with families and twenty four Philippine Government students. Officers reported generous treatment since the islands joined the United States.
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U.S. A
Bureau of Education
Philippine Inland
Nis Ort
Simpson
Wig
Georgetown University
G. Rapinoly
Lala
The
National University
J. Valdes
le le M
Thay Catholic University of American
Ramos
Islands
United States
Buford
R. P. Chesney
Mongolia
Burford
U.S
Hiern
Omcer L. C. Drewson
Alameda Appointed Third Officer on Buford
The Alameda becomes third officer aboard Buford and sails for Manila with 625 tons of coal today. The vessel is set to depart tomorrow morning at 11 o clock.
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Alameda
Honoluay
Manila
Treasure Hunt As Garbage Wagon Takes $75
A Japanese man reported losing 75 dollars in an odd way. He hid 25 dollars in one bundle and 50 dollars in another within garbage he placed in a pile. The garbage wagon collected it, and only the 25 dollar bundle was recovered. Police accompanied him to the dumps to search for the rest.
Office Of Health Honouliuli Hawaii August 23 2007
An official health notice from Honouliuli Hawaii dated August 23 2007 announces administrative actions and forthcoming public health details. The document references the Office of Health and its role in local health matters for the Honouliuli region.
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Office Ofie Word of Health
Honohuti
Hawaii
Rats Wanted by Board of Health Reward Notice
The Board of Health will pay a bounty for rats delivered in good condition for examination. Each rat must be tagged with the location where found. Notice signed by President A T L W L. 8 Pinkham.
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Board of Health
Attilw L
Pinkham
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Lay
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Revel
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