Hawaii's 1905 Yearend Reflections in County Journal
Honolulu compilation swears to accuracy of weekly bulletin figures for December 26 27 28 29 1905 Island Hawaii delivery totals show 1048 weekly copies. combined circulation 549. Notary confirms statement and urges progress toward American ideals with self-reliance and higher standards for Hawaii as a U S territory in 1906.
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Honolulu
Oatu
G_ BOCKUS
Tulletin Publishing Company
Tito
Mand
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Hawaii
Pullen Noe
G Hockus
Husigons
New Year Greetings From Friends and Enemies
A festive note wishes a Happy New Year to friends and enemies alike. It celebrates American standards and character, promotes unity, and pledges improvement through a Youth resolution and serenade gatherings.
Rev W M Kincaid Contemplates Return Amid Turmoil in Hawaii
The announcement by Rev W M Kincaid that he contemplates returning to leadership drew mixed reactions from Hawaii’s people. Supporters praise his long service and hopeful influence while critics question his qualifications and impact on church unity across the Territory.
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W. M. Kincaid
Me. Kincaid
Hawaii
Kinneald
Standards for the New Year and Higher Standards
Prof A 8 Winship cites reform spreading nationwide as the dawning of the Eve of Standards. The piece emphasizes the need for higher standards in leadership and society, criticizing material greed and urging ideals that improve mankind.
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A. 8. Winship
Oreanention
Yrot Winship
Aed
Percy
The Queen of the White Slaves theater note
A fragmentary review describes a dramatic stage piece titled The Queen of the White Slaves. It mentions performances by women performers at the Orpheum and notes the play centers on temptations of a young woman and dangers leading to tragedy.
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Glore
Changes continue as business leaders shift roles citywide
The Bulletin notes multiple leadership and partnership changes. H J Nolte retires from active management of a restaurant while remaining around. Herman Kruger takes over in Charay. Henry Waterhouse Trust releases to Wickett the New York Life Insurance agency. P Thielen partners with William Williamson to form Thelen & Williamson. J A M Johnson plans Japanese assignment for National Cash Register. McCandless Brothers plan funding on the Hethel and King streets corner near the post office. talks of Republican headquarters moving to Fort Street above the County Treasurer. Orpheum theater to be enlarged with a new siten report.
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Thelen & Willamean
J. A.M. Johnson
J. A.M. Jonson Company
Fort Street
National Cash Registers
Srtusties
Rte. Im
Hawaiian ‘Trust Company
Acrid Fort Street
Coame
Orpheam
Tu Lm
Honolulu Opera House to Undergo Stage and Seat Upgrades
Renovations planned for the Honolulu Opera House include repainting and fixes to stores and rooms, with stage improvements to extend the backstage area. Work on the wall building starts tomorrow. theater section updates begin Monday. A Saturday performance will be the last before the renovations pause for about a week.
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Opera House
Waln
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Whielime
Wan
G. Irwin Company
Opera
National Block Company
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Bulletin
New Year Celebrations Bring Various Shows and Ball
In Honolulu crowds greet the new year with fireworks and church services as offices close early. Residents disperse to golf events in Haleiwa and Ewa, baseball games at the park, and Orpheum matinees and evening performances. Hotels offer specials, with society guests at a Young hotel concert and ball.
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Vanion
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Haleiwa
Ewa
Neen
H. A
Punahon
Orpheum
Young Hotel
Japanese Lamigenlon Drive Brings Island Plant Plans
Reported in detail on December 20, plans for a large Japanese labor movement to Hawaiʻi are being arranged. Aoki, a Japanese parliament member, helped organize a deal for lease of 501M acres for plantations funded by contracts. Contracts require the plantation to buy agar cape by salved by labor. More plantations expected as Japanese labor shifts affect thousands. Japanese celebrate New Year then proceed with ongoing labor events and family observances.
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Bs Fetin
Honolau
Emuit
Olaw
Japan
M. Aoki
Plantaton
Exclusion Debate Moves Japanese Question to Washington
A report from Washington discusses the possibility of excluding Japanese migrants amid labor concerns and ongoing talks between American and Japanese representatives. The scene mentions the U S minister Takahiri and Consul Mild Sako returning home, with plans for a conference and potential action after Emperor approval. Local Japanese groups had petitioned the migration office over Consul actions. a recall to Japan appears likely within weeks if talks fail to settle the issue.
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Washington
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Manchuria
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Ninve Boon
California
Uechee
Fonperor
Jenchel
Salta
Hanotul
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Mt Bw HS Prominent Guests At Police Luau
Sheriff Brown hosts annual luau at Mt Bw HS with 30 uniformed officers and city officials including Supervisor Lica Judge Whitney Supervisor Moore Chief Thurston A P Taylor H C Wide Frank Andrade and George W Smith among others. The room was decorated with flags flowers and ferns as meals split among watch groups.
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Dee
Sheri Brown
Lica
Judge Whitney
Superetaor Moore
Thurston
Fire Department
A. P. Taylor
H.C. Wide
Frank Andrade
Col Sam Parker Hosts Honolulu Guests at Pentnewala Home
Col Sam Parker entertains a party of Honolulu residents at the Pentne wala residence, hosting an informal gathering with local attendees.
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Honolulu
Pentnewala
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