Evening Bulletin survey notes circulation and editorial outlook
The notice provides data on daily and weekly circulation for the Evening Bulletin in Honolulu and Hawaii island, with figures for February 1906 and a list of names and offices. It also includes editorial commentary on local governance, taxation, and the Molokans exhibition, plus remarks on education and county government prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oxhu Ch
Duckie
Dewineas
Bulletin Pubiioning Company
Popov
Card
Bullen
Evening Bulletin
Botureny
Fen
Jonsay
Fes
Feo
Island of
Hawaii
Omanio Pierantocs
G. Hockus
Husbean
Ithout
Uni
Frat Cooperation Appeal Amid Calls for Widespread Response
A fragmentary note discusses reversing tie operations and urging residents to voluntarily cooperate with Monte Elu. It contrasts a small current effort with a predicted larger rebellion weeks ahead, mentioning the fraternity’s wins as a catalyst for broader action.
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Monte Elu
TOM JOHNSON REFORM SCHEMES IN CLEVELAND CITY
A lengthy critique discusses reform proposals attributed to Tom Johnson and the Cleveland city government. It opposes overbearing campaigns, praises practical policing, and argues for reducing poverty through equal opportunity and measured policy. It notes liquor control, municipal governance, and public improvements as central issues.
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Horn
Neil
Honaliijie
Clweland
Olelay
John Weir Eck
Tom Iemanp
Eignat
Doris Hinien
Mr. Jolmum
Abe
Clevelantra
Howe
Alamine
Clare J
Jatsor
Mawu
Cleveland
Johnson
Te Durpowe
Board Prepares to Build Schools Under City Plan
The Board of Education moves to extend facilities for Hilo High School with a 2640 dollar appropriation, plans for a new Rayon school, and bids to solicit a site. Makapala at Kohala gains addition of two rooms, and repairs to the old building proceed. Waimanalo student housing is set to reopen after staff shortage.
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Linerela
Charles Hoot
Makapala
Kohala
Jntin Kanikow
Bige Tatum
Walmanaio
Honolulu and Mainland Directories to Publish 1906-07 Volume
Hawaiian representative J D Avery reports Crocker Langley and Husted Directories will import mainland staff to produce Hawaii’s city and territory directory. The project aims for a metropolitan scope with new features and a 1906-07 publication by August. Also noted was the approval of radio radio Gonzales, a Porto Rican murderer, by Deputy Attorney General Jamin.
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Amcon
J.D. Avery
Honolulu
Hawaii Territory
Crocker-Langley
Husted
Crocker-Langieg
Hawaii
Iteroup
Auguiat
Tladio Gonsales
Onta
Jamin
Bids Sought From Russia for Molokan Transport Plan
A planned Molokan settlement from Los Angeles may supply families to join a Kapur project. The scheme envisions Molokans arriving from Russia direct, with origin families to be drawn from New York and Los Angeles Molokans. Officials weigh travel routes via Sydney or Hong Kong and await formal term agreements.
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Jaetvers
Alameda
Fin
Honothin
Tinty
Ake Jaciithey
Rumson Molokane
Los Angeles
Kapur
Ruwla
Mainlint
le Wettien
Phils
Rolokansum Boucher Miele
Mack Beachant
Sydney
Hongkos
Hit
Molakeny
Waller Appointed to Prison Inceptors Board
Gilbert J. Waller was appointed a member of the Board of Prison Inspectors by Acting Governor Atkinson. The move comes amid a flurry of demurrers in a beer trust case. Governor Potts of Guam is en route to Blythe, accompanied by Crythin Lyons and Captain Sam Johnson. A public evening includes a band concert and theater at the Orpheum. The bark George Curtiz is loading, carrying about 1000 tons of water ballast toward Ban Fran tomorrow at four o'clock.
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Gilbert J. Waller
Board of Prison
Atkii
Lowrey
Atkinson
Waller
Potts
Guam
Bly Ab Iain
Hewin
Crythin Lyons
Sam Johnson
George Curtiz
Eall
Peruna Endorsed by Cuban Minister and U S Leader
A Washington letter extols Peruna as a strengthening tonic and catarrh cure. It quotes Anatole Hartman and Bankhead, urging readers to obtain the remedy at Columbus Ohio. The piece promotes direct correspondence with Dr Hartman and notes wholesale availability through chemists and druggists.
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Ana Gonzalo de Quesada
Jb Hawkhead
Alex Phorwie
Bama
House of Representatives
Peruna
Washington, D. C
Beruna
Wardat
Hartman
J. UH
Warren Manitarium
Columbus
Ail Bankhead
B. Hartman
Ohio
Smit
Tutu
The Majestic Under New Management in Honolulu
The Majestic announces new management at Sachs block Fort and Beretania streets offering rooms and suites with electric tent bathrooms, light and running water in all rooms. The second floor will open soon and applications for furnished or unfurnished rooms are being received. Visitors from the other islands will find the Majestic a comfortable home with reasonable rates. TelephoneMain 244.
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Majestic
Sachs’ Block
Cor, Fort
Beretania
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New Guam governor commands as Supply arrives at port
The naval ship Supply, commanded by T. M. Potts, USN, entered Guam’s port after 3:00 PM bearing minor supplies for the new governor. Accompanied by his wife, the governor is expected to address citizens and begin westward travels. Onboard officers include Ritter, Chapman, and Hale among others. Passengers listed include Mr. Putin, Mrs Hitler, and several named officials and crew.
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Guam
Tse Popu
St. Te Idiunda
Hla
San Francisco
Rourh
T. M. Potts
U.S. Navy
R. 0. Ritter
Navy
Offlow
Birgeon R
Chapman
Seanaaz Fant
Ae Navy
Etgte
Laveen
J.chullinger
Per
Boktewal Nayrpenter
Maher
TR W, Smith
Se Navy
Deluk
Moe
Putin
Eg Hitler
Mere L
Smith
Mem
Mpi "An Nil
Tan Lanta
W. T. Com
Mra. Goo
Wik Ron
Mine Wilwon
Stre. Meiean
W. the Rowne
Janis
Grand Jury Probes Gambling In Banking Circles
The Grand Jury continues investigations into gambling ties linked to large bankers. Indictments expected against major figures while perjury charges loom for others unable to face gambling accusations. Police officials reportedly testified via a covert entry to avoid onlookers. The scene centers on the concealment of operations in tenements and street locations.
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Eheta
Grand Jury
High Sheriff's Office
Parker
Che Fa-Dom
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