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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1906

Page

4

Hawaii Publishing Co Circulation Figures and Immigration Debate

A Honolulu publication lists weekly circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin. The article discusses Secretary Atkinson and Hawaii seeking European immigrants for labor needs, and compares Hawaii’s stance with broader immigration and Philippine policy concerns amid global unrest.

King Street Honolulu The Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd County of Oahu Foster Maener Butincin Publishing Company, Limited Watnesday Weekly Bulletin Island of Hawaii Bullatin Publishing Co, Ltd G. Nockts

Peruna Promises Cures For Female Ailments Ad

Letters from women praise Peruna treatment by Dr Hartman for long term pelvic and fertility issues. Testimonies claim permanent relief after weeks of use and urge readers to buy direct or from local druggists. Ads warn of imitations and tout Holtons relief through Peruna’s formula.

Peruana Competitone Hartman Catarths Martman

Kauai Ordinance bans private ditch and road use without permit

Ordinance No 2 by the Kauai County Supervisors makes it unlawful for any person or tenure to maintain any ditch railroad or other way from a public highway without a permit from the Board of Supervisors. Upon grant of permission the beneficiary must keep the property in good condition or the county may enter, repair, and bill the holder. Violation is a misdemeanor carrying up to ten dollars fine. From San Francisco a ship will tie up at the Naval wharf Friday morning, while Smith of Hawai today begins a six week voyage.

Ahundton Terete Tes Defadle Russia Ruseda Finn Bastigh Bly Buffalo J. B. Finn Hartman Kauai County Gret Branted Korea San Francisco Naval Wharf Hawaii Katie Fort Labalnalune School American Board Hawaiian Mission

Public Bathing Beach Proposal Faces Cosmopolitan Debate

A Promotion Committee report discusses a city public bathing beach and argues for access for all citizens. It condemns private beach privilege and urges backing from broad, diverse communities to improve public recreation and civic spirit.

Russia Suffers Outbreak During Moscow Strike

A terse report describes a revolt in Russia centered in Moscow with strikes that raise fears of a second outbreak, paralleling earlier unrest. The note cites rapid developments and potential government responses as authorities monitor the situation.

Circuit Courts Power to Naturalize Debated in Opinion

A legal discussion argues that circuit courts may have authority to naturalize under federal statute, with judges debating whether Congress intended circuit courts to replace district courts in naturalization matters or leave the task to the federal court system, amid questions of statutory meaning and jurisdiction.

United States Mates Europe Doin UN Circuit Cot Cis Alten Federal Court Fouthiv Court Congress Comon

Supreme Court Refuses Damages Over Hawaii School Faith Condition

The court sustains the demurrer in the case against the Hawaiian Board for 15000 dollars claiming breach of contract. The opinion, by Hartwell, centers on conditions tied to state control of Lahamalina School and the teaching of religious doctrine, noting implied obligations and settings for potential penalties and reversion of property.

Supreme Court Hawaiian Board Hartwell Lahamalina School

Kalua of Camp No. 1 Dies After Illness on Waterfront

Kalua, known as Boots, aged about 70, died Monday at his home near Camp No 1. A longshoreman who sailed between Honolulu and the Telande on schooners and steamers, his last post was on the schooner Concord. He is survived by a family. Beginning tomorrow night and for the balance of the week, The King of Detectives will headline Ov Ela as the big attraction.

Kalua Camp No. 1 Honolulu Telande Concord Hawai King of Detectives Ovela

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