Hawaii Daily Bulletin circulation and editorials Aug 31 1905
The Hawaii Daily Bulletin reports weekly circulation figures for the Bulletin Publishing Company Limited and outlines subscription rates. It notes editorial opinions on tax reductions and territorial policy, with commentary on Japanese peace conditions and a proposed Federal sanitation commission in Hawaii. It questions local legal obstacles to public health measures.
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Monolulu
G. Hockus
Dusinves Haniger Ob Dhe Bulletin
Pany, Limited
Sue
Bie
Combi Uarant
Averi Circulati Bulletin Publihing
Et Limited
C. G. Boss
Atkinson
Federal Sanitation Commission
Hawaii
Taft Party Return Sparks Hawaii Entertaining Plan
The article discusses Honolulu's reaction to Taft party leaders possibly entertaining on the return trip. Five local men are urged to initiate action to influence the party decision and prevent plans that would skip Hawaii, warning that failure could be a public misfortune and urging Hawaii’s leaders to press for a favorable reconciling port visit.
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Honoua
Taft Party
Hawaii
Taft
MILO High School Fund Discussed by Official
Secretary Atkinson acting governor spoke to the Advertiser about economy in spending the loan fund. He quoted a saying denying any knowledge of imputations in a paper about the likelihood of removing Milo High School from the list of appropriations to be carried out under the program.
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Atkinson
Completely Furnished Honolulu Home For Non-Resident Buyer
In a desirable Honolulu enclave near Carning this fully furnished residence is offered to non residents. It presents a rare old house with bargain terms and easy financing for qualified buyers.
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Honolulu
Carning
Thie
Public school funding sparks debate on economy and improvements
The text critiques Territorial officials for prioritizing savings over public school needs and building projects. It argues economy should support essential public works, especially school equipment, and favors a new building near the Replanade for improved appearance and convenience. It also urges maintenance of town grounds and a cleaner street front.
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Honolulu
Waterfront Blots Mar Honolulu Harbor Scene
A polluted waterfront in Honolulu shows rusting steamer boilers and debris marring the harbor. The piece urges the Promotion Committee and City Board to act, citing public spirit and possible improvements under Governor Carter, with references to past local discussions and Washington figures.
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Honolulu
Ald
Hawaii
Rormier
Come
Ita
Shepherd
Washington
D. C
Boog Shepherd
Hows Shepherd
Carter
May Get Morton For Santa Fe Rebates
Washington July 17 Avaetant Attorney General Milton J Purdy reports optimism in a suit against the Santa Fe Railroad for rebates and improper practices under interstate commerce laws The action targets the corporation with potential involvement of former Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton and questions whether he may be tried with other directors or as part of the corporate entity The case follows briefings by President Roosevelt and Moody. Manila leprosy cure claimed by Board of Health surgeons reports all treated patients improving with measurable remission in many cases promising a system of xrays and non disclosure of surgeon identities
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Washington
Avaetant
Milton J. Purdy
Sateta Fe Railroad
Colorado
Roosevelt
Messrs. Judson
Harmon
Moody
Paul Morton
Equitable | Life Assurance Society of New Yorks
Morton
Menor
Ton
Lexal Woods
Manila
Ave
Board of Health of
Hodrea
Christian Wants His. Wife Back
Albert Christian seeks a writ of habeas corpus to force Mrs. L. Kentwell to release Mrs. Holt Christian, formerly Miss Holt, from alleged unlawful detention in Waikiki, Honolulu. The petition claims she is deprived of living with her husband and requests restoration.
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Albert Christian
K. Kentwell
Christian
Re. Christian
Holt
Kentwell
Gear
Mra. Kentwetl
Heriberty
Mra. L. Kentwell
Waikiki
Honolulu
le i Kentwell
Mlle Holt Christian
Aibert
What of the others in Wu Ting Fang debate
The Courier Journal of Loulaville comments on Wu Ting Fang and cheap Chinese labor. It questions how coolies would make a living if admitted to Hawaii and the Philippines. The piece critiques advocates who ignore workers' livelihoods.
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San Francisco Chronicle
the Courier Journal of Loulaville
Wu Ting Fang
Hawaii
Philippines
Naka
Colonel Jones Cables for Transport Back to Hawaii Squad
COL Jones of the National Guard at Seagirt New Jersey cables Acting Governor Atkinson requesting transport back to Hawaii for the rifle team competing in the national match. The message appears in the Business Man's Handy IX Dex and notes War Department involvement.
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Jones
National Guard
Seagirt
N. J
Box
Atkinson
Blo
Hawaii
Alameda
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Territory of Hawaii
Portemouth
Barote Estate
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Taft Party Return
Milo High School Fund
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Ceylon
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Pacific Hotel
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Col. Jones Cables
Geo. A. Martin
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Lwery Ries
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Inga
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