Hawaii Evening Bulletin circulation report 1908
Payable in Advance details for the Evening Bulletin circulation weekly and monthly figures. The document lists average daily circulation 2156 and weekly totals for January 1908. Includes signatures of the business manager and notary public, with district and island identifiers.
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Honalwin
Oahu
Douels
Halterin Peitiobing
Hted
Bolne Nest
Repo
Ni Wat
Holton
Syenine Bulletin
Woones
Island of Hawai
Dusitiene
Fragmented Readable Snippet From a Turbulent Political Dispatch
A garbled early 20th century Washington bulletin discusses Robinson as a judge, McClellan’s advice, and diplomacy amid Philippine policy and Hawaii, with references to labor, Congress, and a potential free lunch. It touches on alliances, territorial questions, and shifting political winds shaping policy toward Asia and the Pacific.
Mr Rath Contention and Parley Morne Debate Town Work
In a public meeting Parley Morne and Mr Hath argue over how to reduce unemployment in the town. The discussion centers on work programs and the better path to lift residents from hardship, with strong language about moral outcomes and societal duty.
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Rath
Hanwest
Thin Town
Entioud
Story of Vige Found in Palama
Esper Evening bulletin details a meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association. Mramin A. Ratt of the Patan Mission spoke on how the other half lives. The report outlines community conditions, welfare efforts, and parish reflections from Houaiabu and related groups. Local leaders discuss mission work, temperance, and social reform influences.
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Esper
Chilerae Association
Windiew
Lily Full
Aloes
Untitled Letter Fragment on Evil and Humanity in Palau
A garbled 19th or early 20th century letter fragment discusses evil, humanity, and moral critique across places like Honolulu and Palau. It references Kath, Krogh, Hath, and Rath, with scattered notes on cooperation, storytelling, and public sentiment. The author cites various people and events in a stream of fragmented observations.
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Kath
Lng
Cooperalion Heiring Feliek
Wiliool Lenser
Eefort
Hannemann
Lil Wale
Chen
Honolulu
Palau
Palago
Vrury
Ste Roth
Penney
Horne
Bamiehamena
Sugar on Hawaii Admiral Meckley reports sigur set
Admiral Meckley of the Kinwi reports a sigur set on Fa awaiting eligment. The figures include 10X00 Waiakea 1000 Mawai Mill GOD naka 3800 Suoeiea 11.200 Aba.
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Meckley
The
Kinwi
Waiakea
Mawai Mill
Naka
Suoeiea
Aba
Nick Peterson in dramatic hospital scene after escape attempt
Veteran wackdrieer Nick Peterson fled from Hone Ind Hotel after a cartatio chaser yesterday morning. Doctors permitted him to be with family as he recovered, amid speculation about his condition and the role of alcohol in his behavior.
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Ately
Habba
Ben J
Rowwrelt
Ajipulal
de Vermont
Amy Wad
Nick Peterson
Hone Ind
Ihettann
Renee
Lhieger
Ramatic Ducry
Diolalhe of
Suck
Eurlinlie Welt
Harel
Olen Kathy
B. Kenah
Nortman
Hartman
Hartman Baxisterity
Columbus
Oy Wild
Oy Wild Read "Thells of Life
Liie
Striking Workers at Walpilii Plant Face Tense Morning
Laborers at the Walpilii sugar mill walk out in a strike while the plant’s manager and Japanese foremen attempt to negotiate. Police and guards monitor the scene as wage payments are made and workers discuss the impasse. Sixty Hawaiians, Chinese, and Japanese new arrivals were employed yesterday, increasing tension over potential actions by Japanese workers.
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Walpilii
Ronehert Wat
Japanove Ie
Planta
Mongolia
Waipani
Iladio's Lea Case Ends in Desertion Divorce
In a Porto Elean court a judge granted a divorce to Hl Ke faker on grounds of desertion after a trial addressing alleged withdrawal and murder charges. Hoon 3 Birman appeared for Gowales with defense by ADM Tythy Lael.
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Hadio
Porto
Milne
Hoon
Birman
Gowales
Stewie
Justee Bindany
Edward N. Faker
Devastating Maui Storm Wrecks Towns and Jailhouse
A severe storm in Maui and surrounding areas caused widespread damage in Wailea, Wailuku, and nearby towns. Uprooted trees, collapsed roofs, and flooding disrupted power and communications. The Waieha jail and public buildings suffered roof loss while many homes and roads were ruined, with thousands of dollars in damage estimated.
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Wailuku
Maui
Wallin Etx Borin
Wao
Kifla
Nabiki
Waieha
Ang Wallon
Stroma
Tate
Mauna Lon
Kawui
Wadlubi
Nowell Lok Fie
Walla Jea
Vallée
Katululun
Bar Stand By Robinson in Political Row
A fragmented report from a political dispute discusses the governor's actions and calls for independence in appointing judges. The debate centers on judicial independence from politics and the need for a proper committee to evaluate endorsements and emergency measures. Judge Perry proposes amendments to the resolution to ensure full qualification and independence.
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Helen
Wallington
Rome
Far Association
Ole Min
Hobnson
le Bir
Linvis
Davin
Perry
Wiewetian
Hobin
Peruna Use Proves Promising In Health Letters
A fragmentary reader letter segment praises Peruna as a remedy for persistent colds and catarrh. It cites a Vermont speaker and a Crown Point resident who report relief after trying the product. Directions promise direct correspondence with Dr Hartman and distribution through Hartman, Benson, Smith & Co.
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Perinn
Perini
Crown Point
Hartman
B Hartman
Colambue
Obio
A. & A. Benson, Smith & Co
Meeting notes reveal near unanimous approval with one abstention
The assembly discussed sending a cable to the United States Attorney General and notified the Senate Judiciary Committee chair. A roll call showed broad support. A. Dickey abstained, others approved. Adjournment followed with a list of attendees including Gov. Ay Davis and several officials.
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A. VW
M. Hubertson
Clemons
Tide Whitney
Perry
G Middieditch
B. A. Douthill
Frank By Thompson
Ay Davis
Dy Ly
Wittenwton
A. Mott-Smith
Avon Crook
Whiting
Frank Andrade
F Peterson
Robinson
Delayed Alameda Vessel Expected This Afternoon
The Alameda, due today, likely delayed by southerly winds and bad weather. It left San Francisco Sunday morning and was to wait Saturday but weather prevented it. It is now expected to arrive this afternoon or tonight after stopping briefly for fox conditions.
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Alameda
Powittole
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