Daily and Weekly Editions Circulation Figures 1906
In sworn statements Terriviry of Newall reports weekly and daily circulation for February 16, 1906. The Evening Bulletin shows varying figures for February 14 and 16 with notes on Hawaii, immigrants, and political commentary. The document references managers and auditors, plus adjacent editorials on American politics and labor.
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Jonobitus
Oahu
C.C. Nook
Bulletin PosbMeling Company
Evening Bulletin
Beturday
Opportunity For Supervisors In Oulu County Debate
The Oulu County Board of Supervisors faces a plea from John Higkes supporters urging immediate action on funds. They argue private philanthropy and a high tech legislature could boost roads bridges and police services, while critics say no formal budget or opportunities have been offered to the supervisors.
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John Higkes
Oulu
Tikely
Phil
Ouba
Hughes
Work American Ships for Hawaii
Analysis urges more American shipbuilding for Hawaii and opposes coastal shipping law as hindering Hawaii’s advancement. The piece argues for a favorable outcome to expand trade and employment for Hawaii under American carriers and subsidies.
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Hawaii
Americen Taine
Eubaldy
Foreign ships act opens new trade routes and revenue
The document outlines proposals for increased foreign ship tonnage and trade links with Asia and the Americas. It notes subsidies, port grants, and sailing quotas, highlighting potential gains for Hawaii and American commerce while stressing naval reserve requirements and regulatory adjustments.
Minor Che Fa Banks Prosperity Amid Sweepstakes
The article reports on several small banks in Akane's sector entering a period of prosperity with a new system of issuing winning words like kala wlaul and waiu koko to attract deposits. Banks advertise nationwide fraud prevention and distribute prizes at various locations while avoiding large losses.
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Binet
Ihewe
Akane
Waikiki
Bf & Cers
Tim
Doraston Bank
Dhe
Rinna Square
Ti Beng Fam
Peewent
Kirkuako
Appropriations Bill Sparks Debate on Navy Station
The House discusses the fortifier bill and its naval station plan for the Philippines. heated arguments focus on expenditure methods and the site of a proposed 15 million dollar naval base, highlighting fiscal and strategic stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Et
Fortifier- Hoos
House
Philopine Islands
Gees Sas
Desirable Short Lengths Marked At Cotton Goods Dept
The Cotton Goods Department reports unusually busy six months and a large stock of desirable short lengths. If you cannot attend the first day, come the next. many pieces will remain marked for sale.
Rescue at Park as Captain Sam P Leatle Commands Runaway
Captain Sam P Leatle of the Pau Riders gained applause at the park yesterday after capturing a runaway mount during a mounted event. The bit twisted in the horse’s mouth, allowing the frightened animal to surge forward until Leatle reached it, subdued it, and halted the horse. Spectators praised his quick action and calm handling after the scare.
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Sam P Leatle
Leslie
Resignation Accepted Over Subsidized Colleges Debate
From Hongkong, William J Bryan figure Rick Rondle resigns as trustee of a large American college. He says he will not serve a school whose board would favor accepting funding from magnates seeking to control higher education. The resignation was accepted tonight amid debate on subsidies and influence in colleges.
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Rick Rondle
Wek
William J. Tryna
Hongkong
Illhole College
Tramteen
Tindy Tram
Blane Weekly Sees Roosevelt Saving World Economy
In a February 9 leader from the Blane weekly, the article on the Alge cirice conference predicts failure to halt ongoing monet ary tensions and continued commercial unease. It argues only President Roosevelt can restore stability, claiming he previously brokered peace between Russia and Japan.
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Lamion
Algecirice
Roosevelt
Rusela
Japan
Hawaiian Island Packing Co incorporated at Wahiawa
Articles of incorporation report a new Wahiawa pineapple company named Hawaiian Island Packing Co. principal office in Honolulu with operations planned in Wahiawa and San Francisco area. Capital stock $50 000 10 percent paid, directors include A W Rames D J Withington W M Grima and RB Mead. Corporation life fifty years.
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Wahiawa
George Radivk
Withington
W. M. Grima
Ban Francincik
D. Mead
Ing Co
Honoula
Tiranet
bin Prancisod
Auch
A. W. Rames
Geo. Rochel
D. le Withington
Sharin
R. D. Mead
A. W. Ramer
D. J. Withington
Trenaurer
RB Mead
Iif
Chapin sued for damages in accident case
The item reports a plaintiff seeking $70 medical expenses and $4,000 for salary loss and pain. A writ of attachment was issued against the defendant to satisfy claims and costs. Also noted is Hawaiian Tribe No. 1 IMPO RM holding a regular meeting at 7:30 in the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Odds Fellows Hall
Traction Gye and Wlectrenance Company Births In Albany
Albany February 7 a new corporation born here today described as a bold venture in urban transit its name linked to the Hy an Belmont merger and Wil lan F Sheahan states the firm has no stated designs on current projects amid speculation about its purpose and future plans
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Albany
Tettle
Traction
Gye and Wlectrenance Company
New York City
Hyan-Belmont
Willan F. Sheahan
Nore
Merriweather Pardoned by President
Washington report states Minor Merriwether Jr. of Louisiana, a member of the third clans, was convicted and sentenced to prison but has been pardoned by the President. The pardon alters the legal outcome previously handed down.
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Washington
Midchipman
Merriwether Jr
Louisiana
Oahu bond refund and new land irrigation project
The text describes expanding cultivation to 400 acres in Walpto with 125 already planted for 1907, building a pump at Walnw to deliver water for the new land, and costs totaling about 45 000 with 23 002 linked to last year’s statement. It notes surveys by J S Molony and subsequent review by M M O Haughnesney, plans for wells near pumping station 65, and a tunnel from old pump pits to boost water supply while pest damage from locusts persists.
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Walpto
Alance
Walnw
Worthington
Suis
Bourne
Molony
M. M. O'haughnesney
O'Shaughnesey
Leo
Kinney Arrest and Reconciliation After Domestic Conflict
Kinney faced arrest after his wife accused him of potential harm related to a dementia case and sought police protection. The record shows her withdrawal of charges and the couple reportedly reconciled, ending the troubled episode.
Trans actions Entered for Record in Multiple Transfers
Recorded entries show transfers among several parties including Bewtive Brewing & Matting, Nichola Peterson, Albert A Waranio, Mark AK Ko doe, and Kipahalu Sugar Co. with various trustees and lenders. Additional entries note properties and loans involving Pioneer ia Loan Aden to Hien Wiihtem Ti Coat and Bank of Hawai, Lid.
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Peaylemme
Bewtive Brewing & Matting i FM
Bwansy Et al
Tra
Mettryite Bugar Co, Ltd
Della D Fried
N Patersom
Nichola Peterson
Io Albert
Mark AK Kodoe
Aff
Tugen
Kipahalu Sugar Co
Kahula
Honoka Iron Work
Te Kyotolki
Moneor Edge
Toadan
Aden
Aianuet
Bank of Hawai
Notice of Dissolution Petition for Hawaiian Chinese Kona Coffee Plantation
By authority the Treasurer's Office Honolulu gives notice that the Hawaiian-Chinese Kona Coffee Plantation Limited has filed a petition for dissolution. Objections to the petition must be filed by noon on March 12, 1906, at the Capitol Building in Honolulu, with those wishing to be heard present at 12 noon to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Honolulu
Water Right Notice for Pa tolo Land and Improvement Co
Application by A C Cooke president of Pa tolo Land and Improvement Co for adjudication of water rights of Husa in Patolo Hearings set for 10:00 a.m. Monday February 26 1904 at the Judging Building Judge Weaver's Court Room Attend to prove rights or be adjudicated without attendance Commissioner Emma M Nakuin Honolulu February 1906 B16 Teb 9 1 bm
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A. ¥. Cooke
Patolo Land and Improvement Company Tad
Honolulu
Oatu
Husa
Patolo
Judivlngy
Judes Weaver's Court Room
Emma M. Nakuin
Honolurs
Tender opening postponed for harbor wall project
Notice states tenders for Sea-wall at wharf No 9 Food Keo Site and bulkhead at Kilauea Honolua were due March 1 but postponed to March 10 1900 by Holloway Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii 1906.
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Kilauew Lily
Honolua
Orelod O
Holloway
Department of Public Works
Honolulu
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Tosey King Strovt
T. Hy
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Allace 1i
Farrington
Hove Vale
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Newall
Hebeong Y Publig
Inondelen
Hawai
Chapin
New York
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Goverio
Peemi
Aman Groavenor
Ohio
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Cyho
Oye
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Mob
Naval Reserve
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Minit
Tome Dan
Hivernli
Erheme
Autaldy
Gove
Nuuanu Valley
Noube
Lot
Punanou
Gize
Hoube
Batt
Viginus Bays Prosecution
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Shin
Shee
Bhim
Shim Dat
Shim Blew
Jin
Ald Wotton
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Moanalua
Suim Lam
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Loo Lone Su
le Bong
Sherif Warving
HMDA
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Teationy
Philippines
Kaimuki
India
Victoria Lawn
Madras
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Hoxton
Tie Bret
PAU
Wm. J, Bryan
L.b.kerr& Co
Alakea Othert
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Monolulu
Ehlers
San Francisco
Eames
Rodier
Mead
Chapin Bued
Merriweather
Gerard C. Tobey
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Haleiwa
Trent & Co
King
Haleiwa Limited
F. D. Wicke
ER. Kinney
Aimpell
Mr. Kinney
Ir. Kinney
Abe
Mim Kinney
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Territory OF Hawaii
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