Honolulu Bulletin circulation report 1907 details
The Honolulu based Bulletin Publishing Company sworn statement shows the Daily and Weekly Editions circulation for August 1907. It lists average daily and weekly circulation figures on Oahu and Hawaii Island, plus a note on overall guaranteed circulation and notary affirmation.
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Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Bockus
Bulletin Publhing Company
Linsted
Sret
Atk Depasen
Speed Bulletin
Hawaii
Sin Bulletin Publishing 66. Ltd
C. G. Bookus
Anno Demini
Burnetts
Merchants and Shipping Law Clash With Policy Debate
The Merchants Association backs a policy at odds with the Bulletin’s view on protecting passenger interests and Hawaii’s shipping lanes. A letter from the Chamber of Commerce to steamship lines urges action, while local leaders fear legal and economic constraints. Judge Lindsay grants James L. McLean six months to extend a note and mortgage for Mary Ann Gray’s estate, with interest adjusted to seven percent. Police inspect the Keroxene warehouse cave as retailers report recent deliveries to check warehouse flows.
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Bulletin
United States
Couetwike
Baras
Chamber of Commerce
Armericans
Hawaiis
Hiwa
Hawaii
Telly
Mawail
Ae Honorate
James L. McLean
Mary Ann Gray
Lindsay
Ta ‘Claus
Policy to curb money market and protect farm crops
The text argues for an emergency policy to defend the country’s crops from money market movements. It contends such measures would bar money changers from manipulating markets and counter efforts to scare the public about President Roosevelt’s stance against railroads and perceived harms to the nation.
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Roosevelt
Four Dollars Saved His Family From Poverty
A man sick and unable to work kept valuable papers and fipers in a trunk. A friend warned of risk, so he rented a safety deposit box for four dollars a year. Fire ruined his house, but insurance rebuilt it and his income remained secure, proving the wisdom of safeguarding documents.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
No Time To Lose Buy a Home Now Despite High Costs
Advice urges immediate home purchase to secure a good dwelling and reduce future costs. Encourages buyers to act while 1 cent offers are available and reflects concern over rising prices and long-term savings for Little Wonny.
Wife of Stackable Granted a Divorce in Hawaii Case
Mrs. Stackable, wife of Collector of the Port of Honolulu, obtained a absolute divorce from Edward Ry Stackable on grounds of extreme cruelty. The case noted a seven year old child, Julia Theresa, custody awarded to Stackable, with $4000 alimony and $250 attorney fees. Proceedings were kept secret, with Judge De Holt presiding.
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BR. Stackable
Honolulu
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Stackable
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Julia Theresa
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Weller
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Territory
Hawaii
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Buckable
Volcano road work begins next week on crater project
The Hawaii Territory plans to send 29 long term prisoners to the volcano to construct a new road to the crater area. Inter Island company and Volcano stables cover transport, county guards provide security, and lodging will be arranged at the volcano. The road will approach the crater from the Ki auen tkt side for better views and a gentler slope.
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Halemaonaa
Henry
Kinaw
Hawanti
Waying
Inter-Bsland Company
Volcano Stables
Kau
Congressman's Pamphlet on Hawaii Issued by Sierra
The Sierra mail carries pamphlets produced by the Congressional party detailing a trip to the islands. The pamphlet features chapters on Hawaii including Hiueakali and Kilauea, plus scenes of Bainian industries and Hapolata with letters from Representative EA Acheson summarized for Washington readers.
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Pueble
Biraus
Hawaii
Sierra Mail
Ea, Acheson
Washington, Pa
Hiueakali
Kilauea
Yowelula
Biwailan
Hapolata
Chun Duck Prisoner Captured After Street Theft
Chun Duck, the Kerin prisoner who escaped a few months ago, was found aboard a Nile wherry after a Japanese store on Punchbow Street was broken into. Clothing and cigarettes were taken, and a bin worn by the escapee was left behind. The arrest confirms the prisoner’s identity and return to detention.
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Foyine Nile
Punchbow Street
Priv Ts
Chim Duck
Honolulu Weather Report Reflects Dense Passenger List
August weather in Honolulu shows temperatures from 74 to 82 with humidity around 64 percent and a 10 am reading. A long passenger list appears, detailing numerous named travelers and households, along with wind speeds, rainfall notes, and barometric pressure readings.
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Dow Point
Rejected suitor report in San Francisco pollen case
A fragmented item notes a rebuff in a San Francisco case where a father sought action toward an intended marriage. The text hints at misinvolvement and conditions, with concern over a potential elopement and justifications.
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San Franciscs
Ley
Aekel
Chinatown and American fears frame 19th century debates on China
A fragmented Honolulu page reports Professor Herbert Fagen discussing Chinese economy and a supposed future rise of Chinese influence. The item cites public figures including Jas. W. Bergstrom receiving a college grant, Mrs. Chia Bom’s conviction, and local legal actions. A Los Angeles gubernatorial bid is mentioned alongside Hawaii migration notes and editorials on immigration.
The Ills of Life booklet promotes Peruna use
A drugstore promotion urges readers to ask their druggist for a copy of The Ills of Life. It notes Peruna's intended use and lists wholesale druggists serving Honolulu Hawaii including Benson Smith Co Honolulu Drug Co and Hobron Drug Co for retail supply.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Benson, Smith & Co
Honolulu Drug Co
Hobron Drug Co
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