Honolulu Publicats circulation report for February 1906
Hawaii records show the Daily and Weekly Ruliions of the Evening Bulletin circulation figures for February 1906. The report lists daily totals from February 12 to February 18 and the weekly bulletin circulation, with the combined weekly and daily averages and Hawaii stand deliveries. Subscribed and sworn before me February 16, 1906, by notary public H. Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
Gd Bockus
Te Huwetin Publicats Fo & Iran
Mollerin
Hawaii
Honolulu Parade Showed City Unity and Fine Weather
The Promotion Committee organized an elaborate floral parade with wax figures and uniforms, showcasing Honolulu’s spirit and ability to coordinate. The event featured pirates and other character themes, drawing praise for planning, execution, and the clear, perfect weather throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoulu
Honolulu
Washington No Seeker After Power
Article recalls George Washington choosing two terms as president, avoiding a life tenure, and setting a precedent for a republic led by the people. It contrasts power temptation with his pursuit of republican ideals and national welfare, citing his guidance toward government of, by, and for the people. It also links Washington’s stance to Lincoln’s immortalization of true citizenship and official honesty.
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George Washington
Washington
Lincoln
Atkinson and Immigration in Hawaiian Planters Debate
A muddled report centers on Secretary Atkinson and Hawaiian Planters Association remarks about immigration. Ambiguity surrounds phrases viewed as offensive and the response planters may face if future actions align with past precedents. The piece notes rising concern among readers about planter motives and European immigration interests.
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Atkinson
Blutt
Jack Atkinson
Planters’ Association
Atkinson Caid
Washington
Dave Ih
Dulletin
Territorial
Hawaiian Planters’ Association
Hawaiian Planters and Immigration Debate Stirring Controversy
A long cantankerous discussion on Hawaiian immigration, planter influence, and a push toward Americanisation headlines a report from a contested meeting. Secretary Atkinson addresses planters while The Bulletin defends a measured approach amid factions urging reforms and stronger official data. The piece lists numerous attendees and groups connected to athletic and social clubs, reflecting a broad, entangled local scene.
Monster Floral 4 Parade Showcases Hawaii Themed Cars
The Hawaiian pageant featured a diverse auto display with ten occupants, including a man representing Uncle Sam and a young Hawaii Queen. Vehicles were decorated in red carnations, ferns, and hibiscus, with a standout color scheme of pink blue and soft tones. Notable rigs included Alexander Young’s fairy-tale colors, C C Von Flamm’s pink blue pink cherry blooms, and Huckfeld & Co’s compact, flower-free entry. The procession highlighted native and Portuguese influences, with notable drivers such as JG Quinn, Major Potter, and Col. Iom Parker, plus Miss Nellie Mitch en and Miss Marjorie Gilman driving striking outfits and water-lily themed decors.
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Sam
Indapanee
Hawaii
Quinn
Huckfeld & Co
Stackable
Mutomon
A. McCandress
Alexander Young
C. C. von Flamm
Ben Gallagher
Yee Ran Wainiva
Major Potter
Mist Macfarlane
Hibbus
Oregon
Thilysho
Horner
Ilima
Halle
Prince David Kawananakoa
Col. Iom
Parker
Jowo Mato
Min
Nellie Mitchen
Harold Dillingham
Marjorie Gilman
Pageantry of Kamehameha Gi School Parade Draws Crowds
A large tally lo t drew by eight white horses formed the centerpiece of the Kamehameha Gi school procession. Decorated with pale leaves and dark red hibiscus, the pau section stood out as the most original segment. Riders included many Hawaiiana and foreign participants, led by notable figures and youth ensembles. The cowboy division drew attention with ranch attire and Mexican styles. Juvenile equestrians featured Master Hotlinger as Cupid. Continued on Page 0.
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Kamehameha Gi School
Mixa Abbie Bromley
Holt
Bild Baker
Keaumahi
Kaamlopuil
Kuamas
H. Melton Ayres
Mra
Keama
Mise Wala Parker
Myra. Keama
Henry van Giesen
van Giesen
Annie Holt Kentwell
Malkal
Vivian Richardson
Mary Ann Perry
Mite Mackey
Annie Hilo
Woolkey
Mink Pumbi
Mine Armitage
Aplo
Mina Low
Mra. Spencer
Kahana
Mra. Waeher
Kahaona
Anna Spencer
Kanal
Kupahu
Eugene Duvauchelle
Aukal
Stillman
Ab Chock
Gussie Clark
Lewis
Ati Ue
J . Walton
Lowin Ware Fen
Honoylull
John Fry
Cleman Parker
Corie Holt
Walsnie
Apans
Lester Petrie
Alba M. Hartt
Franke Wight
J. Hegon P. Knoho
Jack Kuamoo
Walter de Alapaki
Mayauel Kona
Prak % Butisun
Kallinaspehu
Kawablonalant
G. W. Mackia
Keau Kektta
Legio
Enldea
Rye de
Sonny Macfarlane
Harry Auld
Robert McCorrnton
George Dosha
Robert Thurston
Puvitawa
John Hollinger
Maw
Stalnaker
Mildred Sarleton
Eben Low
Lorence Hoffman
Clair Sayers
A. A. Howat
Stackable
J. H. Me
Kengle
H. Derby
A. L. Castle
W. H. M. Nolet
Rovble McQuain
L. B. “von
Filton
G. L. Bradford
J. ‘Krom
Mine Dws Clark
Mr. Horne
R. B. Anderson
Fay Hie Rycroft
Ithe Jaeger
Mise Cat
Misa Judd
Mra. Cornwell
J. R. At Hattle Walpa
Mise J. Due Au
Hotlinger
Cupid
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REO
Ila
M. Oleveiro
W. T. Schmidt
Malle Athletic Club
Ernest Muniz
James Muniy
Walter Dillingham
Lum Ching
Lucas
Monster Floral
Nuuanu Valley
Trusk
Punahiou
Lot Cox
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Kaimuki
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Haleiwa
Sation and Treat & Co
King
Haleiwa Limited
Gerard
Tobey
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Alexander Young Hotel
Sherman
Honolulu Gas Co
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