Bulletin circulation figures of June 1907 Hawaii edition
The Daily and Weekly Evening Bulletin reports its weekly circulation for the week ending Friday June 28 1907. Average daily circulation is 2499 and weekly circulation 2826 with 1251 weeklies delivered on the Island of Hawaii. Subscribed and sworn to this 29th day of June 1907 by P K Burnett, Notary Public.
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Territory
Hawaii
Bondlula
Rint Zudicial Gironit
Oo Hockus
Mas Oe Ie Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Path Depoves and
Eays
Lea
Wroning Bulletin
Rece Mail
Island of Hawaii
Oo. Eaeine Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
C. G. Bockus
Anno Domini
P. HK. Burnettsr
Sotacy Public
First Judicial Circuit
Pay Record Dividends Show Strong Eastern and National Signals
Taxpayers across the United States see rising dividends and interest payments totaling hundreds of millions as quasi public entities plan sizable disbursements. Railroad, industrial, and government interests promise substantial yields while confidence grows amid steady crops and a stabilizing money market. Hawaii notes a lighter but positive dividend mood, with a generally optimistic outlook supported by sustained dividends and improving sentiment.
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Mediu
New York
Industrial
Freetion Company
Traction Company
Bani
Io Hawai
Hawaii
Taming the Ishmaelite and Hawaiian American shifts
A historic shift in local sentiment recounts the apparent conversion of Ishmaelite sentiment toward Hawaiian American matters. The piece notes earlier faction volleys of innuendo and vituperation, then acknowledges a changed heart led by the Delegate and support from benevolent orders in the Territory.
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Henoliah
Nagareth
Fragmentary cut of religious prose hints at conversion themes
The text reads with a cautious tone about conversion, noting a temporary character and occasional glimmer that may mislead, yet suggests a lasting change is unlikely. It presents a reflective, uncertain view on spiritual transformation and perception.
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Leleve
The New Fourth of July in Honolulu
The Honolulu Fourth shifted to embrace new citizens of the United States. Literary exercises drew larger, more diverse crowds than before as independence Day becomes a broader, everyday American celebration.
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Honolulu
United States
Atericouiam
Fourth of July Oration Endorses Government By The People
Judge Dole and Judge Kingsbury presided as the Fourth observed with a long address praising a government of the people by the people for the people. The speaker argued that liberty requires government to govern those needing it and cited Lincoln’s quote on a republic’s rightly derived from the people.
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Eaaly
Iit
Dole
Kingsbury
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Real Estate Ad Covers Honolulu Streets and College Hills
Furnished listings on Beretania King Young and Makiki streets include Kaimuki and Prospect areas. For sale: College Street lot 75 by 125 with house three bedrooms living dining kitchen and servants quarters and stables. Bargain call and see before it is too late.
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Matlock Avenue
Beretania Street
Lunalilo Street
Makiki Street
Pensacola Street
Wilder Avenue
Thurston Avenue
King Street
College Hills
Jwaucike
Kaimuki
College Street
Trent Trust Co for Sale in Manoa Valley
Property listing for six acres of prime land in Manoa Valley described as no waste land. Asking price is 2600 dollars.
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Manoa Valley
Hawaii speech lauds United States ties and patriotism
The speaker extols the bond between Hawaii and the United States, praising the protection of Pacific interests, education by New Englanders, and the benevolent government. He frames Hawaii as part of a global and historic American republic, praising loyalty and shared ideals while noting political friction during a disrupted stance.
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Earth
Firet
Columbia
United States
Hawaii
Pacific
San Francisco
Hiwaii
Six Months Report Filed by Sheriff Iaukea
County Sheriff Iaukea submitted a six month work report showing district arrests and convictions with totals for Honolulu and outlying districts. Drunkenness convictions nearly doubled. juveniles seen across multiple offenses, with many sent to industrial schools or probation. Fines and costs rose to 15819.60 while police payrolls dropped from 1906 to 1907 by 9296.84.
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Iukea
Allohut
Honolulu
Hawathan
PeRione
John
Lane
McClanahan
Capitol Grounds
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Evening Bulletin
T. H
U. 8
Sete
Young Street
Prospect Street
Kapiolani Park
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd., Jernar Part and Marshant Ste
Trent Trust Co
Sheriff Iaukea
Walidta
Koolaupoke
Koolauloa
Ehlers
City
Fort Street
King
Chambers Drug Co
Hawaii Photo & Art Co
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu Street
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd
Magoon & Lightfoot
ASTO
Notacor
Alakea
Verohant
L. C. Ables
the Waterhouse Co
Judd Building
J. M. Levy & CO
Family Grocers
Stein-Bloch
M. McInerny, Ltd
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