Hawaiis Press Commentary and Circulation Report
A Honolulu court filing records the Hawaii Territory publication circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin Weekly Edition ending February 1. The document, sworn by G Bockus, outlines average daily circulation, weekly deliveries on Maui and overall territorial reach, with notes on legal notices and editorial commentary referencing US court matters, Panama Canal, and local governance.
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Hawai
Hosolulu
G Bockus
Bullen Purishing Company Limited
Cully Ani
Editone
Evening Bullet
Mawailatane
UG Rook US
Hawaii faces immigration policy clash over national status
An unrest over Hawaii’s political status and immigration policy is aired as calls arise to recognize and protect international ties. Proposals debate swift federal action versus gradual adaptation, with emphasis on labor, sugar interests, and native governance amid territorial tensions.
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Hawaii
Hawai
Bae Honai
API
Fragmentary OCR Reads of Election Named Figures
Fragmented text lists multiple names and titles in a mock electoral scene. The garbled lines mention characters such as Berger, Pant iy Von, Lewood Wali, and The Prince Fans, set against odd phrases like Green and Moon and Coonty. The source lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Pant Iy
Hhoeatinn Benes
Ar Hy Berger
Anrol Lewood Wali
Prince Fanters
Moka Berger
Pinkham Aid Mystery Reshapes Local Health Offer
The article reports on Pinkham assisting at the Hoan at Heartty Naw with reference to WWII, mentioning Allen Katate premiaes neice and Maliht fre Maton. It notes a complaint over a health offer pre view by the Heard of Health and a dilution of duties.
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Pinkham
Rextdonta
Missionary work and political shifts in the Pacific region
The report covers missionary activities in Asia and Europe and a voyage lasting nineteen months. It notes Dr Josingtene's likely move to NNT to join the volcanic expedition, with work planned in Teahalee and a push for American interests in the Philippines and Southern China. It also discusses Attorney General Lorrin Ane traveling to Washington to represent Hawaii before the Supreme Court, and outlines territorial concerns about education, land, and governance amid ongoing constitutional cases.
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Rey 1A
Tatvoatone
Hetkinwne Hy
United States
Pawine
Shulisen Avon Church
New York
Sbboria
Nesite
Flebe
Josingtene
Nnt
Witte
Pre. Kram
Phare
Torner Ant Rey
Drremtte Somtdor
W Rudetin
Miers
Eurome
Asia
Europe
Turkey
Barkin
Matentines
Utero
Peter Tidin
Philippines
China
Pineapple Land for Lease in Wahiawa 22 Acres
A Wahiawa agricultural parcel comprising 22 acres of mature pine plantings is offered for lease for a term of years. The listing notes 13 000 units of growth and specifies ongoing cultivation potential under a fixed lease agreement.
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WII
Pacific Ships Continued From Page One At Cavite
The list itemizes ships and personnel at Cavite naval station including VAMPANGA Mida William C Hyer and ALEXANDER with merchant complements under masters A J Gove and Image Career, among others. The entry details various vessels such as PARAGEA Mids Reneo tf Canaga and POE POMPEY collier with crew assignments and station notes.
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Vampanga
Mida
William C. Hyer
Naval Station, Cavite
Poe Pompey
Collier
Thomas Adamnon
Manter
Naval Station
Car
New-Today's Election Winners Named for Coming Years
In the annual election held December 29, 1908, Joseph Goo Kin was elected President with Willie Au Wen as Vice President and Kim You as Secretary. Ching Kaw became Assistant Secretary, Chine Seen was Treasurer, and a Honolulu office listed Willie Au Wen as Auditor.
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Winan
Cece
Joseph Goo Kin
Willie Au Wen
Kim You
U S Court Eyes Claudine Duty Amid Prisoner Movements
Deputy Marshal Temple receives word from Marakal-fender to notify Makino that the prisoner’s band has been forfeited though Makino says he is no longer on it. Marshal Hendry plans to bring four prisoners. searches fail to locate Yorbside Hendry across multiple ports. All outgoing steamers will be watched as authorities note possible attempts to flee from Honotalit.
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Claudine
Temple
Marakal
Fender
Makino
Makin
Yowhide
Marshal Hendry
Yorbside
Hendry
Hilo
Honotalit
Real estate transactions entered for record 1907
A list of real estate transfers recorded between 10 30 a m and noon includes FH Thompson transferring to Seotey Shaw Laney RC High and heb to Hank of Hawaii Nakanelia to Kakahike Kamaka Paahao and heirs to Yee Hop D Dobola Ab Tal to Liloe Ab Tal Totuola to Thow Lindaey Latelw Danean to Phanum Lindsey First k of Hilo Lid by jd te Mar na Coffes pln Co Rel Attehmt Bett Robert W Holt by admr to Joseph Kahunahana 5 55. Rel ULLETIN ADS PAY.
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FH Thompson
Seotey
Shaw
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King Stret
Honolulu
Bulletin
LTO
Wallace R. Farrington
Hou
Ren
Sasi Tau
Phe
Han Benken
United States Court of Hilo
Wwe
Sematir Dryden
Rey Wb
Frther
Roilbet
Benator
Keneke
Enon Uy
Billy Hoogy
Panama Canal
Btesnet
Hirther
Mawali
Tekun'a
Dr. Sin Te Mare
TNO
Loe Angeles Fuente
Steaiably
Kuhio
Han Franesco
Sunervinans
Freal
Rewrine
Andros
Renources
Menry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Territory of Hawail
OBO. R. Callia, Treasur
John R. Bland
Rerdoufoor
Resources
ReKourcen
Japan
RIOR
Dyhartor
Flor Anetta
Holt
United
Ndt
Kemp
Manel
Berger Herrtire
Beith Baltad
Moon and Coonty
Pantana
Crater
Kilauea
Kinau
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Ourist Information Bureau
Gov. Fort and Merchant
Tee
EL Deste
Mhentor Havle
Alameda
Chester
Just
Ting
Yours Truly
B. F. Ehlers
Sounegme
Kainuky
Manoa Valley
Puupien
Patalinente
Hany Waterhouse Trust Co.,Ltd
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts
Divine Games
Siberia
Andrews Ni
Lorrin Ane Frewe
de Harton
Supreme Court of the United Stites
Itr
Attorney General Department
Mifare
Supreme Court
Washington
United Kite
Katine
Rprale
Perritars
Alvin
Jan Wo
Rigtond
California
Toxax
Wien
Weil
Bulletin Publing Company
H.F. Wichman & Co, Limited
America
Y Nuuanu Betw
King Streets
Pacific Ships
Motiw
U.S. Court
J. M. Davis
Fort ST
Gale
TEL
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