Local Bulletin circulation and editorial notes from 1906 Honolulu
The sworn statement details weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin editions through December 28 1906 in Honolulu Hawaii. It references notary Burnette, various local figures, and discussions of Hawaii’s press and political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monelulu
Hockua Tuslvoas
Bulletin Publishing Company
Litfred
Evening Bulletin
Hawaii
Ita
Rustia office notes hint at campaign to promote the guide
Fragmentary text shows references to an office in Rustia and a campaign to promote a guide. Mentions of Eleven Mondred of Central, Churen, and various logistical hurdles suggest a vague administrative or promotional effort.
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Central
Crlot Churen
Hemeilres
Mohonk Conference Critique of US Territorial Policy
The Mohonk Conference is urged to press government to compare civil law in newly acquired territories with United States law, stressing careful attention to the recommendations of the commission and warning against replacing American rule with oligarchic dictatorship. The piece laments Mohonk’s potential failure to advance progressive American ideals and urges faithful adherence to the principles that made the nation great.
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Mayall Rondatrun
Shin Te
United States
Mohonk
Koeping
Jew baiters and other baiters in Iowa incident
The piece condemns anti Jewish bias and mob action in an Iowa town where a Jewish child was refused a prize due to Jewish origin. It argues such prejudice spurs liberty and equality, noting the heat of bigotry rises from efforts to discredit people by race and religion.
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Hmonodlu
Rusts
Iowa
Towa
AD Courw
Manchester
England
Territorial prejudice and anti Jewish harassment in Hawaii
A historical prose piece denounces racial bigotry in Hawaii, detailing repeated “rarebaiting” incidents against Jews and urgent calls to condemn racism. It notes agitators seek to shape public opinion and warns of violent, prejudice-driven actions as dangerous to the Territory and its people.
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Fation
Beteston
Bawall
Pirwuel
Ani
Hawaii
Secretary Root reshuffles State Department staff in Washington
Washington December 3 Secretary Root plans a sweeping staff overhaul in the State Department within a year. He aims to appoint a small, trusted circle, echoing his War Department policy, starting with Loomis ax's removal and the reassignment of Colonel William H. Michel to Calcutta as Consul General, plus Denby to a post. Further moves include Pendleton King’s removal from the indexes bureau and the resignation of A. M. Allen, with the department awaiting a successor.
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Washington
Rot
State Department
Secentary
Ewlly
Loomin Ax
Fiat
William HH. Michel
Calcutta
Mr. Denby
Pendleton King Am Ehleé
Bureau of Indexes and Archives
Alex
A.M. Allen
Mint Hulonn Goesaman to Speak This Winter
Mint Hulonn Goesaman, leader of the Catholic women's educational movement, will deliver a twenty feeturen talk this winter despite the tremendous workload for the government.
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Mint Hulonn Goesaman
Mave
President Drydi Testimony Reveals Company Finances
The Newark Advertiser reports testimony before the Insurance investigating committee by Senator Dryden, president of the Predenti ate Insurance Company. He describes modest company contributions, no political funds, and no syndicate ties. Salaries are about half those of comparable New York firms, with company records detailing expansive growth from modest origins.
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Newark
N. J
New York
Dryden
Predentiate Insurance Company
New York Jammankce Companion
Eam- Jalen Fonds
Foh
Con
Colonieal Rie Institution
Gossipers and the danger of rumor in a New Year
A Hilo Tribune piece warns that receivers and distributors of slander share guilt in spreading harmful gossip. It denounces tabloids and scandal mongers as equally blameworthy, urging restraint and honesty to avoid damaging neighbors and families.
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Hilo Tribune
Land Farce Over Kauai Land Prices In Sena
Local critique accuses the Land Department of manipulating Kauai land pricing to deter homesteaders. The author claims the administration aims to keep land in plantation hands and benefit absentee stockholders, alleging a scheme to push Kauai lands back to plantations.
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Sena
Hilo
Land Department
Kaw and Haliley Land Association Summary
The fragment describes a land association arrangement with two parties, noting divisions and financial aspects. It mentions a possible orientation among oper er faratione and Pinca, with funds to be placed and penalties implied. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Kaw
Haliley Land
Loebensstein's Qualifications Questioned in Hawaii Delegation
Fragmentary OCR suggests debate over Ho'ao and Lanbenntety on selecting a representative to Washington to press Hawaii issues before Congressional committees. Mentions Taft influence, polypolves, and unpaid veterans, arguing for equalizing treatment and more impact from unpaid labor than per diem pay.
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Hawai Hohaid
Ito
Washington
Thie Island
Lanbenntety
Bam
Taft
The Ghost at the Feast
An Advertiser Honolulu item questions Avex at Warblagion and whether a fate return is inevitable, considering Nisther Hawa and Kuscal favore for colonist Sinton. The fragment hints at a sovereign dispute and possible grants or rejections shaping a political future.
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Honolulu
Avex
Warblagion
Dale
Nidher Hawa
Tor
Mtotoas
Sinton
Pecadence of the Duello in Brain Incoherent Summary
Incoherent text notes dueling fading in Spain due to Prince Alfonso of Bourbon efforts. Mentions Marquis de Heredia and Baron de Albi joining an anti drilling league and a dramatist Jose Kehcigarry writing a play outlining new principles opposing duels.
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Star
Honolulus
Prince Alfonso of Bourbon
Hue
Marquis de Heredia
Baron de Albi
Decarmite Toe
Jose Kehcigarry
Hem
Franklin- That Little Widow Has A Pretty Color
Penn notes a playful remark about a widow in conversation, acknowledging the comment with a brief agreement. The exchange preserves a casual, intimate tone typical of local dialogue among characters.
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Franklin
Penn
Pope Abandons Plans For Apostolic Delegation
Rome reports that the Vatican abandoned plans to erect an Apostolic Delegation in Washington into a regular Nunciature. The effort to gain formal diplomatic status for the papal envoy failed, with officials noting America’s Protestant majority would hinder such recognition.
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Rome
Wash
Inston
Pops
Washington
America
Imet
Taft
United States
Tme
Roonvelt i
Mar. Ireland
St. Paul
Mich
Roosevelt
Vatican
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