Hawaiian Weekly Circulation Figures and Public Notices
The Evening Bulletin reports the weekly and daily circulation for the week ending January 12, 1906, with totals for the Daily and Weekly Bulletins and a guaranteed combined figure. The document includes details on postpaid and foreign rates, a Hawaii territory delivery count, and notary and official seals. It also contains political commentary about Governor Carter and judiciary appointments, plus miscellaneous local political chatter and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Por
Territory of Hawaii
Oahi
Daliveerd
Hawaii
G. Bockub
Lunitwns
Waking Hawaii Debate on Territorial Revenue Policy
Debates among business delegates loom as Hawaii considers a proposal to divert federal May revenues from general use to a territorial or legislative authority. Critics warn such a move would disrupt established policy and set a radical precedent.
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Ting At & Ue
Busines
Ouleello
Territory of
Hawaii
Camerons
Winlows
Ha- Wall
Admirnion
Colonialiam
Mainland Opponents of Hawaii Immigration Policy
Mainland opponents debate labor questions in Hawaii, noting that during territorial government contract labor ended. The discussion questions promotion of foreign immigration and assistance of foreign labor in the islands.
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Mainland
Hawaii
Abiertator
Hawaii Migration Debate Reflects Territorial Labor Policy
The text discusses immigration in Hawaii and U S territories, arguing against blanket contractor labor and stressing the need to balance native rights with immigrant labor. It emphasizes prewar labor concerns, economic aims, and the desire to attract foreign workers while protecting local workers and Territorial development.
Death a boon to a bigamy case in Porto Rico
A Porto Rican woman Adele Lovato was charged with bigamy after a second marriage to Geo Wm Rees. Evidence showed her first husband Chinese from Kaual had died before the second union. Commissioner Mi ihe ruled on the motion by District Attorney Brockens, with attorney Chillingworth presenting the case.
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Adele Lovato
Mi Ihe
Brockens
Chillingworth
Kaual
Geo
Rees
Punahou Tenn Trophy Aid Attracts College Tournament Fans
A damaged notice describes Punahou College tennis trophy promotion and window display at 10 de Part street to celebrate the Tranle Tournament. It mentions judges and a court appearance in a separate clerical matter involving Sain Kaahu and Mahelons, with references to local officials and January timing.
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Sain Kaahu
Department of Education
Kashu
Ali War
Whitney
Tad Hid
Ainund
Punahou Tenn
Eo, Hall & Senaniears
Paewely
Pnatou College Tranle
Waikiki Beach Park Purchase Delayed By Board Action
County officials notify of plan to pay $14,000 tomorrow to acquire Kunst property at Waikiki for a public beach park. County Attorney not officially notified. papers to be drawn for the transaction after review by the Committee on Roads Bridges and Works. Meanwhile calls for speedier action and a $15,000 cash maneuver surface as the meeting nears.
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Licas
Road of Supervisors
Waikiki
Oahu
Boar of Supervisors
EB. A.‘ Douthitt
Thare Wens
Meads, Bridges and
Supervinora
Douthite
O. K
Divorce case ends amid unusual testimony and dash through window
Minnie Ky Bue and Percy C. Huezell’s divorce was granted after a court reveal of violent episodes. Mrs Bue told how she was beaten and locked out, and finally escaped by leaping through a window when her husband toppled the chair. The scene closed with quick, controversial testimony as observers noted the affair’s odd features and outburst. A Benjamin Franklin bicentennial observance was announced for tomorrow at the MG. AS hall with speeches by Judge Dole and others, drawing a large crowd.
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Minnie Ky Bue
Percy C. Huezell
Lindas
Mra. Busgelk
Ant
Busse
Luis
Duzawll
Dole
M. M. Scott
Nigh School
A. F. Griffths
Oahu College
Franklin
Waters at Kona Harbor Action by Captain Niblock
Captain Niblock sailed to Pearl Harbor aboard the Leagtnix to assess shoals and water depth. He noted shoal expansion in several charts, with shallower water in places and sand carried from sugar plantation runoff altering the harbor bed. The Jomut channel remained unchanged and Pearl Harbor continued to be seen as a government vessel haven despite rough seas from heavy rains.
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Nitieek
Viall
Peart Fiarbor
Leagtnix
Sounllens
Niblock
Nivlach
Pearl Harbor
Bunday
Coptic Far East Vessel Delayed By Weather
The Coptic, from San Francisco, docked shortly after 1 pm on Wednesday. Southerly winds and rough seas are expected to delay its arrival, with probable departure for the Orient planned for tomorrow morning.
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San Francisco
Inter Rail
Trabe
Orient Tutn
Rubberers Meet Exhibition At Judd Building Window
On display in Judd Waterhouse Company window are fine cultivated para rubber from Malay, famed as the best commercial rubber. Nabihu Rubber Company plants fifty thousand trees on Mani. Annual meeting to elect officers and read reports, with Manager Andervonte in the city to attend the meeting.
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Judd Waterhouse Company
Judd
Nabihu
Mani
Andervonte
False Alarm Fiend and a Quarrel with Fire Box 27
A wild false alarm scene draws a furious crowd as a factor in a city incident. Testimony from President McCall alleges New York Life Insurance paid Andrew Hamilton vast sums for regulatory work and legislation, much of which was described as questionable by McCall. He claims Hamilton supervised bills seen as blackening.
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Boon
Fool
Aber
Enxiten
McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Andrew Hamilton
Win
Hamilton
United States
Canada
Philadelphia Ledger
New-To-Day Elected Officers At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Nei and English Debating Boe the following were elected to serve the ensuing year. President Im BSsare Fong, Vice President Im Kognah, Secretary te chat Chinese, Secretary Ching Yee Shun, Treasurer Ho Fon, Committees Chang Fini and Kai, O. en Kai, Chang CMAU, English Secretary.
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Nei
Im Bssare
SPECIAL COURT TERM LISTING NAMES FOR FEBRUARY APPEARANCE
A long list of defendants summoned for the special court term includes Edward Towse and many Honolulu residents plus residents from Hilo Wailuku and Kohala. The text notes cases continued from October term and those to be tried in February for offenses including indulgence in forfeit money, adultery bigamy and theft of government cartridges.
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Bolus
Edward Towse
Honolulu
Samuel Burlich
F. J. Cros Monduts
Willard £. Brown
Hor
Paulo
Wilhan Gheling
Hilo
Ernest M. Austin File
Henry I
Kebvey
Hawai
David Haughs
George Watt
Hana
Mail
Charles J. Kempster
Kohala
Hawaii
Samuel Ladd
Honolwln
Harold Giles
Alfred J. Hatfeld
Albert J Clark
Robert J. Pratt
C. A. Houneberg
W. Russell Boote
Wailuku
Maui
M . Fornandes
David O Ham
Imon
Honohilu
C.J. Holt
Edward Hanapi
Charles Crogier
Isaac Testa
Honoi
William Savid
Joan Kane
Zeno Ek
Richard Cabel
Albert Trask
Joao Castello
J. Ouderkirk
Jamon A. Williams
Eph Fernandes
FF. Rtelmans
J. M. Harrison
Frank Godfrey
Honalun
M. Whitney Jr
James I. McGuire
Bamuel Au Freee Makua
Oahu
Dsnald Mayall
David Wahine
Pango
Joe Riveira
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Wallace F, Farrington
Hono
Tsealsary
Garg
Spalding
Carter
Watpulant
Roosevelt
Bert
Americas
Fairweather
Allie
Washington
M Prapar
Uno Jana
Ube
Ted Oan
Lnhor
Wall
Theme Islands
Ely
Dartam
Bulletin
Makiki District
Sigroom Cottage
Avery
Ehlers
Kerr’s Tailoring Department
Lb, Kerr & Co, Ltd
Alakea Street
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Limited
Sor
Pratt
Col. Spalding J
L.A Thurston
Kapaalimaier
Ao Company
Fort Street
Haleiwa
Oany
Trent & Co
King
Haleiwa Limited
Renurey
Gopins
Eva
Tallor
Chicago Daily New
Gerard C. Tobey
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
King of
Henry May & Co., Ltd
F. Colburn III
Kapidlan
Frank A. Vanderlip
Vewnk
A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Ar. Vanderlip
Tikols Untis
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Lemay J. Gage
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