Daily Bulletin Publishing Company Circulation Figures 1908
The Business Manager of Mo Bulletin Publishing Company notes circulation data for the Week ending June 30 1908 for the Daily and Weekly Editions of the Evening Bulletins. Average daily circulation 2273, weekly 2308, with 1016 weeklies to Hawaii island. Also discusses local politics, budget concerns, and public issues in Hawaii.
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County Supervisors Discuss City Cleanup Measures
In a county meeting, statements about repairing waterfront infrastructure, placing containers, and enforcing regulations were discussed. Officials argued for a permanent plan, stressing city cleanliness and safeguarding residents while outlining broader county duties.
Deputies and Parting Remarks on County Attorney Race
A local editorial discusses the Republican and Democratic candidates for County Attorney. It argues against Republicans joining the opposing party’s ticket and emphasizes party loyalty while noting no public decision on a deputy choice. The piece criticizes the Civic Federation and Civil Federations, urging prudent, nonpartisan public service.
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Watnot
Attornas
Treniichoan
Watson
Lins
Penuiornt
Republican Party
Depution
Civic Fed
Build Russian Ships? United States to Represent S Ships
New York reports Charles M. Fichwab of the Worthieham Steel Core Company says the United States will be well represented in the building of Russian ships. Rev P M Snodgrass to speak at the car men club house Sunday at 10 o clock. All welcome.
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New York
Charlea M. Fichwab
Wothieham Steel Coreporation
United States
P.M. Snodgrass
Mt Club House
Editorial on Hawaii militia and territorial defense stance
The Army and Navy Journal argues Hawaii's territorial legislature fails to fund the militia, detailing insurgent and disloyal attitudes among Maui residents. It cites Congress 1900 powers granting the Hawaii governor martial law and military call up authority, amid defense concerns as labor and foreign agitation rise.
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Army and Navy Journal
Territory of
Hawaii
Aays
Legie Jat
Athaw
Jalanie
United States
United States Army
Weston Ie Bowe
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Act of Congres
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Perse Comitatus
Sai
Mawati
Bateas Corpum
Ha- Wall
John Henry Smith of the Mormon Church Mentioned
John Henry Smith, a noted figure in the Mormon church, is highlighted alongside present Church President Veanela M. Loniin. The fragment references Josel Bonh and a powerful religious organization, hinting at leadership roles within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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John Henry Smith
Day Bond
Josel Bonh Weventy
Church of Jesus
Chrit
Veanela M. Loniin
Withdrawal of Territorial Authority Questioned in Hawaii
The text reports a cautious stance on removing authority from the territorial governor. It notes a May inquiry to Col. John McClellan, commander of Honolulu Artillery, about obeying a governor’s order to mobilize troops and McClellan’s firm reply. It mentions his directive to publish the cited law section in Honolulu papers to inform potential troublemakers.
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John McClellan
U. S
Honolulu
McClellan
Roublée-Makere
Kauai County Start Confirms Preliminary Board Appointments
Kauai County Board of Supervisors, elected June 20, 1905, met July 1 1906 in Lihue to organize. Bonds and oaths of office were approved for Th. Brandt Walmen district, W. McBryde Kalem, H. D. Win hart Lihue, and W. Paulki Kawalhay. Kanenlli bond issues debated amid court action.
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Board of Supervisora
Lihue
Th. Brandt
Walmen
W. McBeyde
Kalem
Winhart
Paulkt
Kawalhay
Fifth Circuit
I. Hardy
Hanalel
Kanet Allt
Brandt
Wikbard
Board of Supervisors
Moltryde
Wishard
Katalji
Paulki
Mey Hryde
W. H. Hico
Bheritt
Suration
W. Hh
Rice
Paul Isenders
K. Kaeo
J. H. Coney
A. C
Kawaitan
J. XK. Lota
Hepales
J. D. Willard
F. Gay
A. 8. Wilcox
A.M. Hlee
C. M. Cooke
C. W. Bpit
Planters and Board Debate Police Appointments
The county board and sheriff debated whether the Board of Supervisors or the Sheriff should appoint police officers. The consensus framed temporary commissions via joint signing, to be revoked after a Supreme Court decision. Interpreter offered. motion passed with amendments. A letter from Atkinson discussed immigration labor plans and $2000 funding, with Paxton proposed for a mission to assess eastern labor, while board positions and land openings were also discussed.
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Polce
Supreme Court
McBryde
Perst
Board of Supervisore
Sherif
Brandt
Puli
K. Kaee
A. L. C. Atkingon
Board of Immigration
Lihue
Dina
Hookano Joseph
AL. C. Atkinson
HU. J. Moll
F. M. Swangy
Barkent
Association
William 0. Smith
Hawaiian Sage Planter
Aasociation
P. Cooke
Hlmer B. Paxton
Allinson
Tenney
Paxton
Cooke
Atkinson
Cooks
Pratt
Sheriff's Budget Estimates and Deputy Appointments Discussed
The board reviewed deputy sheriff appointments including K Kawal and H Blake with sureties B Lueng and J Cara, approving subject to signatures. An estimate for running the County Police Department was presented by the Sheriff, listing officers and payroll figures as prepared by the Clerk.
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K. Kawal
H. Blake
Sherifaft Ko
B. Lueng
J. Cara
Hallos
Hart
McBryde
Brandt
Han
Sherife
Shpervmnore
Kaunl
Oneha
Kalwi
Font
Leotherrs
Gino Koloa
J. Kalolinmtte
TAMIA
Board approves sheriff department rent and office upgrades
Minutes show motions to pay 67 60 monthly for telephone rent for the Sheriff's Department signs of papers by the Board Chairman until further notice and appointments for July including agent for the Hovth and road work. Clerk instructed to present official seat designs and desk purchases. Meeting adjourned to July 6 after adjournment motions and discussion on staff and plans.
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Hrandt
Imeyde
Sheriff's ¢ Department
McBryde
Board of Supervisors
Paulkl
Lihue Din Inlet
Road Board
R. W. T. Purvin
Hovth
I. Palmer
Road Inn
McBiryde
Drandt
Poulks
Mr. Hrandt
Aitice
Lilix Torthers Teiew
Mrs Kenway Dead in Wrights Station Santa Clara County
Mrs Mary Ann Kenway die at age 25 at the home of her eldest daughter Mrs M M Wilson in Wrights Station Santa Clara County California. Born Honolulu October 7 1820 she was daughter of Win French a pioneer merchant. She married George G Ketway and lived in Hilo before moving to the mainland. Survived by son Aly Tred Keaway and several relatives on the mainland.
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Yentortay
Mary Ann Keomailant Kenway
M. M. Wilson
Wright's Station
Santa Clara County
Californian
Honolulu
Win. French
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Ketway
Hilo
Aly Tred Keaway
Kalihi
Mex. C.F. Muah
JAP ACROBATS DRAW BIG CROWDS AT JAPANESE THEATRE
The Japanese acrobatic troupe opened an engagement last evening to a large audience including many Americans and Europeans. Acrobats excelled in tumbling and juggling with one artist using his feet as hands. The show will repeat tonight and for several nights. The Bulletin lists the 1905 Boston laws, copies sold at 2.00 each by Secretary Atkinson.
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Bulletin
Atkinson
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