Payable in Advance and Circulation Figures Partial
A damaged excerpt shows a Payable in Advance notice for the Evening Bulletin plus a sworn statement of weekly circulation for the Dally and Weekly Bulletin. It includes a Hawaii island weeklies count, a notary sworn circulation, and scattered notes on postal delivery and local topics with names and dates likely from 1908.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Hocktia
Ence Pakkeheg Company
Lim
Oath
Peposen
Mays
Island of
Hawaii
Col W P Allen remembered for service and character
Col W P Allen and associates supported Hawaii related ventures amid a long career noted for exemplary character and citizenship. He remained steadfast in aid and counsel, earning a lasting good name and a respected legacy within the territory.
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Alten
Mawallotrouay
Eervatten
Eaede Hhadew
Island
Proton
Hawaii
A Setta Land Policies In Hawaii Controversy
The Portuguese paper in Hilo critiques local land and immigration policy amid reports of Molokan and outsider entrants. It argues residents oppose admitting many outsiders while favoring native and local settlers, urging caution on tax and residence rules affecting Portuguese communities and Molokan proposals.
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Hilo
Tabor
A Botta
Washington
Portiguue
Hawaii
Zahar
Mawaii
Land Tenure and Oriental Labor Debate on Homesteads
The discussion centers on whether land settlers and independents will work the land themselves and promote industry, amid calls to limit Oriental labor and preserve self sufficiency. Debate frames Molokayan and association protests as attempts to seize plantation lands for profit, with questions about who will farm and how immigration policy affects homesteading efforts.
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Mettler
Romertouders
Land Department
Flo
Off to Investigate Onomea Sugar Fire
Mr Hedomane of the Honolulu Iron Works and George Robertson of C Brower Co led a party aboard the Kinny to Hawaii to investigate the Onomea boiling house fire that destroyed 15 000 bags of sugar on Saturday night. Brewer Co reported limited information and no details beyond yesterday’s bulletin as Mauna Loa and its crew carried reports from Hawaii.
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Hedomane
Honolulu
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Brewer & Co
Meeting on Board Actions for Maya Agriculture Aid
A report indicates potential Board action next Monday regarding the approach to aid for agricultural workers in Mali. The discussion aims to organize a task group to coordinate supply and distribution, with emphasis on materials and ledgers for tracking progress.
prominent Hawaiian Chai bert Kanaehulo dies at Ahuena home
Wailoaad February 6. Chai bert Kanaehulo prominent Hawaiian died at his Ahuena home at 10 this morning from hoot poisening and other complications. He had worked as a talesman at Kahului store and had rebuilt his old house last year. He was once president of the Home Rule party of Wail Inn and shifted to Republican support in 1900s.
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Pyewlol
Waihuku
Chaibert Kanaehulo
Ahuena
Kanaeholo
Kahutui
Kurisaki
Wrenn
Kahlil
A. N. Kepolkal
Puuene
Home Rule Party
Wak Inn
Fem
Republic
Kanacholo
Mr. Edmonds
Muhomet
C. Ay Kanae-holo
Lahataw
Maui
Kanashola Wan Mack
Habeas Corpus Wait Continued From Pawel
Fragmentary legal update on habeas corpus and civil contempt. Anin remanded to circuit court. barrier removed to immediate impeachment. investigation by grand jury noted. Deputy Attorney General Milverton involved. Lawyers anticipate short jail stay and further proceedings in the Judiciary building.
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Pawel
Supreme Court
Anin
Circuit Court
Blu Age Place Witt
High Sheri
Milverton
Ellen Lunggiteh
Nationa Cori
Grand Jury Recesses After Paying Respect to Col. Allen Funeral
The grand jury postponed its afternoon session out of respect for the late Col. W. F. Allen whose funeral is set for 2 p.m. The panel plans to reconvene at 10 a.m. at Tow to pursue the investigation. An alleged Gai Mde expert witness was discussed, with Ab On appearing but not called.
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W. F. Allen
Wid Kueiukehi
Pinkham's Letter to Territorial Board on Health Affairs
The Bulletin office received a terse note from Da vid Alawa dated July 29 1900 from North Ko questioning Dr John Atherton and the Board of Health. The message asserts the board will act according to best information and judgment and implies political bias.
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Territorial Board In Health
Hiwatt
Mtuly
Joa Joa
North Ko
John Athherton
Konaite letter highlighted in Weon ly Evening Bulletin
An item discusses Konaite’s letter defending local estate and denouncing defok and intemperance. It notes provocative claims, calls for caution against ill-advised legal strategies, and comments on health board actions and leprosy concerns. A separate note mentions Albania insurrection leader Shaban Bey arriving to seek support from the American Board of Foreign Missions.
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Konaite
Weonly
Tam
Hawaii
Shaban Bey
Mirkey
American Board of Foreign Mle Hons
Prajint
Albania
Wireless Exhibit Showcases Hawaiian Islands Map Display
A Hawaii promotion map at the Wireless Telegraph offices on Port Street draws crowds. The green shaded islands, steamship routes, island port distances, volcanic elevations, and wireless telegraph routes are highlighted on a large wall board and red route markers. The display, installed yesterday, attracts attention from visitors and reflects credit to Inter-Island Wireless Telegraph staff.
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Hawaii
Port Street
Sindow
Hawaiian Islands
California
Australia
Island Porta
Red Roote
Chetr
Frog Trade and Captain Connor in Michigan Mud Lake Tale
A young Captain W A H Connor from Michigan is recalled as a lighter in a frog tale. The Frog Lake region near his home becomes a flood of edible legs with frogs blamed as a nuisance. Connor’s youth sees him chasing frogs as a path to wealth with a dollar a dozen in mind.
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W. A. H. Connor
Michigan
Con Hot
United
Serten
Tamlitar
Ray
Connor
Johnny
Connir
Jake
Frog catching fortune fuels youth in Detroit trade tale
The tale follows Billy Connor later Cay twin Connor who after a telegram from a Detroit commission merchant begins frog catching. He ships hundreds of frogs daily to Detroit earning about 41-8 dozen per haul and grows wealthy before quitting to bank around $1000.
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Detroit
Aetter
Billy Connor
Cay Twin Conner
Army Record Broken By Sixth Field Battery
Kanaay City January 1 A special 10 the Soir from Port Sam Houston Tek reports the Sixth Field Battery of the United States Artillery commanded by Captain G W Gatebell entered Fort Sam Houston amid cheers. The battery set a world long distance March record for artillery covering an estimated miles from Fort Riley Kansas to Fort Sam Houston in fifty five days, with detours for bad roads. Army men say it is the longest practice march in peacetime and compares with Napoleon's Moscow retreat in distance. The artillerymen arrived soaked and weary.
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Kanaay City
Port Sam Houston
Tek
United States Artilery
G. W. Gatebell
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Riley
Kas
Lme
Napoleon
Moscow
Batetory
Public notice of libel in Hawaii for Pacific Steamship
In the United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii on February 9 1900 Pacific Mail Steamship Company libels the steam dredge Pacific engines boiler tackle apparel and furniture seeking to recover 20000. The court issues a monition requiring claimants to appear in Honolulu on February 16 1906 at 10 a.m. to assert interests or face default and condemnation. E R Hendry U S Marshal Kinney McClanahan Cooper proctors for libellant.
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United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, & Corporation
di Pacific
Pacific
Anid
Honoluli
Freday
Thervatt
Troops Endure Harsh March Amid Mud and Storms
Soldiers traveled through mud and dirt with haggard looks, many barely able to move. The battery faced storms in Indian Territory and North Texas, fording swollen streams as a yard blew in on the unit after leaving Austin. They trudged ninety miles to San Antonio as men pressed on to keep warm.
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Jean
Indian Territory
Texas
Inet
Austin
San Antonin
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