Evening Bulletin circulation report and editorial commentary
The document shows a pay scale and subscription details for the Evening Bulletin and Daily Keening Bulletin with rates in dollars per year and week. It then presents a sworn circulation statement by a notary in Honolulu for the week ending January 19, 1900, noting average daily and weekly totals and delivery areas. The text includes political commentary on McClung, Philippine policy, and references to delegates and Hawkeye observers amid discussions of press scrutiny and national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monohilu
Oahe
O. Hookus
Bulletin Publishing Company
Link Hed
Daily
Way
Keening Bute
Evening Bulletin
Sos Torsday
Beeen Bmg
Dane
Land of
Hawaii
Campbell Bannerman Policies and Irish Home Rule Debate
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman outlined policy positions during a debate on Home Rule for Ireland and armament concerns. The speaker denounced interruptions by suffragists, praised foreign policy shifts, and reiterated support for arbitration. He warned against armament growth and endorsed cooperation with Russia, France, the United States, and Japan while noting government measures on imports and colonial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Campbell Mapnerman
H Alan Wen
Pauobe
Amine
Campholk Honanrian
Henry
Ireland
South Africa
Sui Engamon
Russia
Germany
United States
France
Japan
Fragmented editorials and private grievances surface
A damaged OCR fragment discusses an editorial figure Brarny and a column of private misery in the Advertiser, noting hostility with the Bulletin and other connected writers. The text hints at public quarrels, reputations, and contested testimony among unnamed individuals in a periodical culture.
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Brarny
Bulletin
Wisitor
Tor Qo Bulletin
Garland's Duty Pointed to Protect Serving Public
A fragmented note argues a governor should focus on serving the public and upholding duty. It references Robinwood and Ley Judge, stating the president and allies must act decisively, and warns of political turmoil if not. It mentions March as a time for decisive leadership and looks to the Vince region for potential change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartor
Beeamies Boy
Carter
Carter‑Robinson probe hints at political clash in Hawaii
A Honolulu report outlines possible investigations involving the President and Attorney General into the Uwe Robingon appointment. It notes opposition to a reappointment of a Territorial judge and questions whether the President will disclose sources. The piece hints at potential resignations and intra-administration tensions.
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Go Sfa
Uwe
Hawaii
Robinson
Territory
Sppoinind
Elile
Wrealdon
Thia
Governor’s rough ride reveals road woes in island travel
The Governor, touring in a 1906 White, described road conditions from Watutia to Wahiawa as mostly bad with water covering the route. He urged action to improve the road surface and drainage after his morning trip from the Capital. Separately, Andre De olete testified in a suit against the Hapid Tranet Co seeking $10,000 for injuries claimed from a violent ejection from a car during a ride, alleging grave harm.
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Niciwa
Watutia
Wahiawa
Andre de Olete
1Kingham
Hapid ‘Tranet Co
Judge Tage Robison Ends Prewar Term At Lons Bench
Judge Robison winds up work at 10:12 this morning amid routine probate and criminal matters. The court adjourned with Judge Linders presiding over criminal calendar and grand jury, appointing Ceol Brown Baracenton as guardian ad litem in probate matters and noting temporary reassignment of judges for the near term.
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Robinson
Wincourt
Inez
Momlemalinan
Judno Linders
Erimiel
Atefore
Ceol Brown Baracenton
Dodiey Ve. Rowland
GW. BR
King Vn
Amy Li. Clark
Mire Atl
King
War Over
Noile
Fleming Mats
Mary Mami
Farceny
Wishitwura
Taki
Lelborg
Rablukon Wilh
Lindsay
Delayed Indictments in Hawaii Murder Case Hinge on Grand Jury
In Waialua an accused youth case, three weeks pass since the Arden of the litle Whartwa boy incident. Reports say grand jury may return an indictment Saturday after a long wait for Commissioner Duncan's bloodstain findings.
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Waialua
Frank Dulineon
Celal Ad
Duncan
Imported Dress Patterns Offer Unique French Designs
Imported dress patterns describe products from French designers, noted for exquisite design and craftsmanship. The patterns promise laundry friendly quality and exclusivity, ensuring buyers that no other pattern will be identical.
Police at Waipahu Guarded by Three Pollermen
The Waipahu police detachment, led by Captain Lesilo, kept Officer Charles Elvin under guard after a disturbance at the plantation. The incident involved arrest orders, a muttered claim of unbalancing, and a confrontation that prompted a trip to Honolulu for investigation. Three patrolmen accompanied Elvin to town to ensure order.
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Charles Elvin
Waipahy
Railroad Dept
Aton
Lesilo
Walpatin
Bivin
Bheritt Brown
Flist
Atotahal
Alvis
Dutlow
Elyin
Wille
Lewie
Mre
Ebel
Honolulu
Elvin
Lesti
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE continues from Page 1
The article recounts political maneuvering around a judge appointment in Hawaii. Governor Carter’s stance on Judge Robinson’s possible reappointment and post term implications prompts speculation of resignation plans and outsider choices. Lyle A Dickey declines vote. Attorney Samuel Nowe begins practice in the U.S. District Court after his father’s death.
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Carter
Washington
Robinson
Caw
Helene Feawon
J. B. Anderson
Jidae Ratineon
Halloui
The
Hawaiian Triat Co
Anderson
Ballou
Hawaiian Trial Co
Judge Robinson
Beytia Charchate
Lyle A. Dickey
Har Association
Samuel Nowe
Ron
Tenac Noar
Ui. S
Noar
Hs Father
Kapiolani Estate Loses Suit In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, with Justice Hartwell delivering the opinion, overruled the defendant’s exceptions and allowed a verdict for the plaintiff in a complex land dispute involving Waimanalo and Honouliuli estates. The case centers on a conveyance dated June 20, 174, to the king from K with lands at Waimanalo and elsewhere, and subsequent claims by K’s heir and a trustee who expended funds to defend the lands.
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Lorrin Thurston
D. L. Withington
Supreme Court
Alortment
Waimanalo
Honoluia Lanity
Justice Hartwell
Hines
Chuu
Karhoopulput
Cummins
Lelnlohe al
W. Roo
W. el Cantle
Walmanalo
Honotuls
W. RC
Upan Kaplolant
T ' Fig Ke
Ater
Abe
Bi Dion
Okuu
Lelalaha
Olu
Cove
Mim
Abe Petite
Admitting Improper Evidence May Undo the Verdict
The court rules that admitting Rev. M. H. Parker testimony on church expulsion was unlawful and could warrant setting aside the verdict. It cautions against reliance on conjecture and notes that new trials are not granted for harmless errors, referencing Kinney, Derby, and Withington in the briefs.
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K.'s
M. H. Parker
Kawalabao Church
Kahoopuipal
Olu
Ap Pollate
A. Kinney
H. Derby
Kiney, McClanahan & Cooper
Withington
Castle & Withington
Discharge Sought in Opium Case Before Judge Robinson
The court weighs discharge for Chun Hoon and Toe Pong on opium charge grounds. Judge Robinson previously discharged Toe Pong. Chun Hoon seeks similar relief, with Rawline referred to Judge Lindway for ongoing handling. A territorial immigration board meeting is set for tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock.
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W.T. Rawling
Robavin
Fan Pong Habeas Corpiyavo
Hie Elient Chun Hoon
Jnge Robin
Chun Hoon
Territorial Board of Immigration
Atkinson
Merchants Association Considers Steamship Venture
A letter from Captain Matson and mentions of a new steamer for trade indicate merchants reeligning toward a shipbuilding venture. Evelyn Bendel travels to Osuland to aid her brother, hand lost on a dredge, while the Bendels are linked to Tulman and Bendel, Ban Mrenrinco wholesalers.
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Merchants’ Association
Mateon
Matson
Matson Navigation Eis
Franciero
Cal
Suschable
Bill
Wile
Hattam
Voesel
Thie Kim
Dermikaion
Evelyn Bendel
Ulster
Henry Bendel
Pacific
Bendel
Osuland
Hitler Hensel
Tulman & Bendel
Wholenala
Ban Mrenrinco
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Hing Street
Bulletin Publishing CO
Jallace A. Farrington
Wubneriting
Oulu
Clmline
McClullan
Philippine Free Trade Policey
Testil
Uampbell- Bannerman
Carter-Robinson Investigation
Carer
Tad
Makiki District
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Tage Robison
Tushige
Ao Company
Fort Street
Embroi
Fanna
Ehlers
Waipahu
Kerr’s Tailoring Department
Kerr & Go, Ltd
Alakea Street
International Stock Food
California Feed Co., Limited
Kapiolani Estate
Gerard C. Tobey
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Haleiwa
Oahu
Trent & Co
Haleiwe Limited
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