Honolulu Evening Bulletin Circulation Report 1906
The document lists circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly Editions of the Evening Bulletin, covering Hawaii Island delivery, with dates around January 1906 and a report by Huwinon Manager. It notes average daily and weekly circulation, reporting the combined guaranteed average for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
Hocki's
Dusiness
Bulletin Publihing Company
Lim Fed
Deine
Daly
Hawaii
G Huwinon
Public Spirit and Garbage Cans Elevate City Streets
A fragmented editorial extols public spirit through orderly waste disposal. It argues that burying trash improves city appearance, fosters civic pride, and spurs a broader movement toward thoughtful, visible civic effort, urging residents to keep streets clean and parades clear of litter.
Payne, Patriotism and Hawaii's Petition
The Honorable Sereno Payne, leader of the House, is said to oppose using 75 percent of Federal revenues collected in Hawaii for fortifications, education, and Federal work. Supporters note past waivers and state rights while Hawaiian demands call for a 20 year guarantee of 75 percent for local needs.
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Sereno Payne
House of Representatives
Hawaii
Payne
Congrese
Staten and Territories
Colleges of Agriculture and
Mechanicc Arte
Manfred
Lomex
Fragmentary Vision of Federal Hawaii Policy Debate
A garbled discourse discusses national defense against external threats, educational facilities, and territorial funding for Hawaii. It references constitutional limits, federal work in the territory, and objections to shifting resources, urging careful consideration of irrigation, land use, and federal revenue rebates while stressing patriotism and national unity.
Hawaiian Riflemen Draw Attention to Target Practice
The article notes rising interest in rifle practice across the United States since the National Down for the Promotion of Rifle Practice was formed. Clubs affiliate with the National Rifle Association of America, promoting safety and readiness, with Hawaiians joining the effort and scheduling events in January.
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New York
Nturest
Sinc
lGey
Otitie Clube
RNY Assiociation of America
National Hour
United States
IMA
Elacw
Burtesdphoud
Warthy Island
Hawai
Mont
Jourfas
Kalaako
Januney
Damask and linen sale ad with sizes and prices
Regular price listing for linen items including 16x34 inch and 18x36 inch sizes in pure linen at 3.75 per dozen table linen and damask napkins. Other linen pieces include union linen S190 ber and 20 inch damask items offered as extra specials in this sale.
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Union Linen
Tom Masson Humorist and His New Book Featured
Tom Mannan mocks modern life with wit in a clever new book, a Corner bn Winieg, noted for its light satire and polished phrasing. The piece highlights Masson’s sharp commentary on contemporary manners and social foibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mannan
Bn Winieg
Divorce Granted and Local Dependence Noted in Odd Tale
November 14 1001 divorce granted for Wes Mr Dobson Iain. December 1905 HC payed $5. he is dependent on a widow and two children. One son injured December 15 1005 while working Wott. Dickson a marine employee, capable of earning, spends wages in riotous living and refuses to pay the Ty. Town deemed one male town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoje
Dobson Iain
Dickson
Denk
Masonic Temple Lot Plans Under Way at Corner Block
Mawonte Hall Association met Saturday to approve a two story building on a corner lot at Wala Avenue and Meldge Street, 75 by 100 feet. Upper story to house a lodge, lower to be living space. estimated cost around 40000 dollars. Construction to start soon with completion planned by July.
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Mawonte Hall Association
Walaavenue
Bridge Whents
Meldge Street
Uuiet
Say G W Smith Cannot Leave County Supervisor Post
Charles Notley cites Section 17 Chapter 7 of the Bounty Act to keep Geo W Ball and the board from leaving the county for Washington. County Attorney Douthitt and others debate if Smith may depart while claiming he will reside in district. Residency within the district while serving is argued as sufficient under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Notley
Geo. W. Ball
Washington
Alno
Mon
Douthitt
Cathcart
Smith
United
Bates
Mawali
Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court of
Territory of Hawaii
Three Japanese sailors missing after Kauai sampan voyage
Months ago three Japanese seamen left Hondle in a sturdy sampan bound for Kauai. Authorities report no trace since, fearing they perished at sea. Inspectors note inquiries along the water front without finding the boat or crew, while relatives hold to hope they are safe elsewhere.
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Kauai
Notilug
Hivetta
James McCreary
Clannol Wharf
Yeas
Hondle
Sampan
Man Charged With False Fire Alarm In Marine Service
P A Davis corporal in the marine service arraigned in court early yesterday morning charged with turning in a false fire alarm. He pleaded not guilty. The hearing was continued to tomorrow as prosecutors and sheriff staff gather evidence. Davis plans to hire his own attorney.
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P. A. Davis
Marine Service
Poller
Henry Villaw
Davin
Privner
Kawalhae
McGragor
Naniku
Keanae
Labaloa
Honolulu
Mosquito Fish Exhibit At City Wines House
One hundred specimens of mosquito fish from Missouri Analua, collected by Capt. Paul Smith, will be displayed today in a city showroom. The event includes a feeding at 9 a.m. to demonstrate how these fish eat mosquitoes and help clear ponds of breeding pests.
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Waale
Crain
Muin Thornileniares
M Saptier
Itteworth
Clvie
Hawe
Dublid
Avery Chisen
Munir
Analua
Paul Smith
Hilo Masons Install Officers Amid Storms and Banquet
The Kilawea Lodge No. 10, Fo & ALM, installed officers for 1908 with Worshipful Master W. Balding and a full slate of officers. A large turnout from Hilo and nearby islands attended the ceremonies and a banquet followed at Hotel Demouthener. News notes include a discussion of a new temple by the Masonic Hall Association and reports of rough seas and failed landings affecting shipments from Maui and Kawalhae.
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St C. Kennedy
Santor
Thomas Guard
A. G. Gibb
Tyler
Bohn
Hilo
Thong
Tomy
Th May Jr
Grand Lodge of
California
Moiah
Muslo—Hawaiian Quintet Club
Provident of the United Biatoa
Kilauea
Real Estate Transactions and Harbor Work in Territory
The record notes two real estate transactions entered Jan 17 and Jan 18 involving transfers to named individuals and trusts, with properties and church affiliations. A separate item reports a 700 ft timber cargo bound for McGregor's Landing near Maalaea Bay Maui, loaded on the steamer Helene, and a territorial contract for ram landing construction awarded to Cotton Bros. with value just over 5800. Local workers from here will join the Helene crew for the project.
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McGregor
Maalaea Bay
Maui
Vertealia
Sp. m. Cotton Broa
Territorial “Government
Ram Landing
Amul
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