Honolulu Bulletin 1905 circulation sworn statement and mixed notes
The Honolulu Bulletin Publishing Co. report sworn circulation figures for the week ending December 28 1905 for daily and weekly editions. Details include evening issues with daily totals 2367 2100 210 1216 and weekly combined circulation around 2963. Also notes Hawaii island circulation and a business manager signature.
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Honolulu
Oahu
C.G. Nockus
Hulletin Publishing Company
Lins. Htod
Island of Hawaii
CG. Rockies
Busines
de Ibbal
Cember
Warnette
Ant Public
Nonolutu
County of Rah
Hilo Grand Jury Report Aims for Cautious Judgment
The Hilo Grand Jury report critiques jail conditions and administration while avoiding a rushed conclusion. It questions the Board of Prison Commissioners and Attorney General Peters, noting possible political influence and urging further review before finalizing a stance. The piece expresses hope for reform and cautions against swift blame.
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Hilo
Grand Jury
Sherif Andrews
Jones
Board of Prison
Howe
Peters
Smith
Williame
Matt
Stanford Incident Rumors Stir Honolulu Death Inquiry
The Jan 2 report from Honolulu notes questions about Dr Jordan and others in the Mire June Lathrop Stafford death at the Mo Gia Hotel. It cites possible miscopied telegrams and asserts natural causes as the coroner’s jury conclusion, while suggesting local doubts persist among Stanford friends and mainland circles. The piece hints investigations may broaden, with forthcoming inquiries potentially altering the narrative.
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Rafer
Carveraniy
Frost
David Stare Jordan
Denver
Devoe
Honolulu
Mire June Lathrop Stafford
Mo Gia
Jortan
Timothy Hopling
San Francisco
Mra
Stan Jlond
Stanford
Jordan
Smonna
Jon
Honoluli
Bam Francisco
Sitizen
Henry 16 Skeptic About Hilo Charges
High Sheriff Henry leaves for Hilo with Deputy George Sea to investigate charges by the Hilo Grand Jury against Jalor Maby and other officials. He doubts brutality claims and cites possible grand jury and political motives. Deputy Albert McGuire takes charge. controversy over 1853 figures mentioned.
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Henry
Hilo
George Sea
Jalor Maby
Hilo Fall
Grand Jury
Albert McGuire
Almance
Clarence W. Ashford
Nolte’s
Hawaiian Good Sense and Topeka Queen's Fall Festival
In 1897 Topeka crowned a Hawaiian girl as festival queen. The story notes she later worked as a clerk in a Honolulu dry goods store. It contrasts her brief attention with lasting family repercussions, recounting a judged failure in personal life.
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Tatehivon
Kani
Mobo
Misa Atha Kowe
Milo
Topeka
Honolulu
Abe
Confused Maui County Board Sparks Hawaii County Feud
A Hawaii County dispute unfolds as Maui officials report that county offices lack board supervision. The Hilo Tribune recounts a meeting where attorney Rickard faces charges against Deputy Sheriff William Rickard, with debates over legal procedure and judges and juries.
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Haw
Hich Hee
Hilo Tribune
Inez
Hawaii
Wax Road
W. Alult
Rupert
Amll
Cari § Simith
Board of Supervisors
William 4. Wekird
Hamaiua
Rickard
Dash
Smith
Fernandes
Janery
Man Among Men in Hawaii Selection for Territory Duties
The Tribune reports A B Loebenstein chosen as Hawaii's representative on Goltxation sought for Washington to advance territorial legislation. His long Island residence and familiarity with colonial matters make him well suited for duties aiding growth and prosperity of the Territory, and he joins Awken on a committee.
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Hitle Tribune
A. B. Loebenstein
Hawaii
Goltxation
Itta
Washington
Loebensteih
Islands
Conference Era Prompts Hawaii Government Tone
An examination of how frequent conferences shape Hawaii governance. The piece notes repeated adjournments and calls for invitations to the governor and officials, hinting at a shift toward a conference driven political culture without decisive action.
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Ladverilver
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ue Tainland
Kincaid to resign as Central Union pastor
The Star Honolulu reports Dr Kincaid plans to terminate his pastorate at Central Union Church. During his tenure, church membership and influence doubled, social and benevolent operations expanded, and his pulpit work was described as widespread and uplifting. His departure is noted as a distinct loss to the church and community.
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Star
Honolulu
Kincaid
Tie Pastoran
Central Union Ghureh
Dutine
Central Union’ Church
Lumber Trust cast details continued from page one
Fragmented legal brief discusses alleged agreements among defendants denying monopoly, price manipulation, and blocking competition. Names of firms and attorneys appear with appearances listed. no final answers filed for several defendants. meat company parties represented by multiple firms in United States case.
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Aleo
Anners
Allen & Robinson
Wilder & Co
Holm Allen & Robinson
Vou
Lowers & Cook
Kidd & Mott Smith
United States
Nhat
Metropolitan Meat Co
M. Darmon
B.C. Greenwell
D. P. R. Sneuberg
F. M. Swangy
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