Honolulu Evening Bulletin circulation report and political commentary
The text reports the corrected circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly Editions of the Evening Bulletin for December 22 1908 and includes a public oath by the newspaper’s secretary. It also contains a political editorial note on immigration naturalization law and Kauai’s delegation in Washington with references to local leaders, education, and railway expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanalulia
Oahu
Keening Tolletin
Mawaii
Bullion Publishing Col Ltd
G. Hockes
Mans Vt
Pat Lam
Antth
Beautifying Honolulu District Improvement Efforts
A call for concerted effort by the Honolulu Improvement Committee to beautify the city and surroundings. Emphasizes public spirit, personal responsibility, and cooperation of homeowners to create a more attractive Honolulu for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Publication of Alice Roosevelt photo sparks Hawaii ad rate talk
The New York World printed a full page image of Alice Roosevelt amid a Hawaii party view provoking debate over advertising charges. Hawaii faced a 2500 dollar alleged cost, while cities in the World’s ads reportedly paid eight times that for eight pages, reflecting high promotional rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
New York World
Paxa
Alice Roosevelt
Hut the World
Honolulu
Promoters Debate Honolulu Advertising Campaign
A fragmented passage discusses promotional fundraising in Honolulu, praising or critiquing advertising growth and public support for a civic campaign. It notes merchants and manufacturers influence, transportation costs, and the need for stronger promotional efforts to fund local projects and economic vitality.
The People or the Trvete and the Philippine Tariff Stance
Collier's Weekly voices sharp critique on Pullpot Tree trade and Allied interests. It argues Congress faces moral choice on Philippine tariff, condemning a law forcing inland freight on American ships as evidence of greed and imperial aims, urging repeal or repeal proof. The piece frames this as a test of national honor and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Amy
Congress
Debated Filipino Market Access and Sugar Industry Profit Share
The article argues over U.S. policy toward the Philippines and its sugar industry. It questions whether free trade will benefit American producers or Filipino workers and critiques Collier's Weekly views on who bears costs and who gains. It also raises concerns about tariff barriers and the distribution of profits between trusts and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Collier's
United States
Collier
Travis
le Mich
Philippines
Dodgers Debate Street Flyers and Midway Supplies
A Honolulu Promotion Committee meeting discussed removing scattered printed sheets on streets to improve appearance and Shelly’s welfare. A. Gartey urged county action. Spalding supported the idea but no measure passed. A naval cablegram said the U S S Saturn will carry Midway Marines supplies and depart tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Honolulu
Sheelty
A. Gartey
Spalding Theo
Dea
Naval Station
Saturn
Midway
Millar
Horton
Inow
Anidway
Tarce
The Reciprocity Blunder in PRI Acknowledged
The text rail explains the PRI leadership missteps with a critical tone. It mocks incorrect phrasing, feeble reasoning, and poor rhetoric attributed to a president figure, contrasting imagined actions with deliberate, measured statesmanship. It hints at regret and a call for humility.
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Koonyyk
Whitney Ba
Exack
Mateus
Disrupted Public Meeting Provokes Rowdy Interruption
A noisy crowd disrupts a town meeting as disorderly individuals intrude on the proceedings. The piece notes how such interference can derail open discussion and the town gathering’s purpose, with critics arguing disorder undermines peaceful civic dialogue.
Unusual Visitors Attract Navy into Hilo Harbor
The Hawaii Herald notes a rare naval visit to Hilo by a large cruiser now in port. Admiral Goodrich leads the party praised by locals, as former interactions with annexation era officials are recalled and public interest in the new government grows.
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Hawaii
Hilo
Philadelphia
Senatore Cullom
Morgan
Hitt
Admiral Goodrich
Party
Honoluin
Dividend reductions discussed for Einwall Commercial Malian
In a local notice the entity J. P H Coke indicates dividend cuts for Einwall Commercial Malian and Pa Da WHE net, proposing a reduced dividend and noting offset plantations could be distributed more evenly.
Trade With Hawaii and Porto Rico in Nine Months
The report notes U.S. trade contrasts with annexation aims. For nine months ending September 1897 shipments from Porto Rico to the United States reached $1,767,028, with total exports around $14,170,670 in the same period. Hawaiian shipments to the United States totaled $13,044,? in the nine months ending September 1897.
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Honoluluy
Porto Rico
United State
Eptember
Grippe Cure Claimevoked By Peruna Advertisement
An old Peruna promotion extols Peruna as a remedy for grippe, featuring testimonials from Alice M. Dressler and Joan Cowgill among others. The prose imitates a medical appeal urging readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice and notes a five dollar bottle price.
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Pred Weinberger
Westerley
Albany County
Ehud
Krippe
le Grippe
Fred Weinbarger
James R. Guill
Omaha
James RR
Oroaha
Dr. Hartman
Walt
Tumbus
Ohio
U. A
Honolulu
Peruna
la Grippe
Beneftec
Alice M. Fenester
Bryant Ave
Fey Forwna
Heath Ani
Alice M. Dressler
Joan Cowgill
Grinwold Opera House
Troy
Aubrey Stock Co
Tot
Lloratio J. Goes
Martwell
T. J. Goss
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Eacn
Philippine trade figures for nine months ending September
The nine months ending in September show shipments from the Philippines to the United States totaling 25,089,741 and various other trade movements. Exports to territories include values to Hawaii and the Philippine Islands, with figures compared to the prior year. Additional shipments involved smaller islands such as Guam Midway and Tutuila.
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Th United
Amo
SAMY
United States
Philipping
Guam
Midway
Tutuila
Midway Islands
Prolonged Philippine Jurisdiction Debate and Ship Trade Tensions
In the discussion on extending U S counting laws to the Philippines the timing of the change remains debated with pushes to delay until 1900 and protests from the Ship Owners Association favoring immediate effect. Reports note a strong trade stance and calls for free trade in Philippine waters, while other voices caution against postponement. Also cited are Maine timber operations and Leeds City Council actions focusing on Jewish women in municipal programs.
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Étar
Honolauuy
United States
Philippines
Philippine
Philippine Porte
Priobente
Frank Achbawtedgmant
Jimtlog
Tradt
Mercy for Kahuku Rioters and Sentences Across Hawaii
The May 22 1899 entry reports multiple manslaughter convictions in Hawaii Territory Circuit Courts. Samuel Barney, Frank Henry and Yaypant Non are sentenced to hard labor with commutations of sentences. Henry and Mangabara were cited for good conduct in prison. A Honolulu station yard shooting and a drunken melee on Kava are noted with details on associated commutations and incentives for discipline. The text references Prison governance and a bulletin summary of legal notices.
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Samuel Barney
Territory of Hawaii
Tard Inbur
Henry
Ohio
Chida Mangabara
Privon
Remuel Harney
Lobrbeer
Honolulu
Barney
Frank
Luau
General mix
Honey
Henry Spenke
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Drupal
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Bonnan
Emith & Co
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