Evening Bulletin circulation and tax on Hawaii weekly
The record lists the Evening Bulletin weekly and daily editions circulation for July 1905, noting Inland Hawaii delivery 1018 weekly copies and 2289 daily. It includes notary attestations, figures for subscriptions, and references to publishers G. Hockrs and the Bulletin Publishing Company Limited.
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Henelulu
C.G. Hockus
Hulletin Publishing Company. Limited
Depo
Everning Hulletine
Et ‘i
Weeday, Uly
Paese
Hawaii
AP Limited
G. Hock Rs
Plan to aid homesteaders sparks immigration board debate
Fragmentary text hints at a plan to bring immigrants into the Territory for homesteading. Mentions immigration board involvement and plantation cooperation, but specifics are unclear.
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Amd
Immigration Board
Farmone
Taft party influence in Hawaii and national scope
A long editorial discussing the Taft party and its impact on Hawaii, stressing national considerations from Maine to Manila, the role of local leaders and voters, and the importance of Hawaii shaping federal relations and development. Mentions Taft supporters, Mayor Weaver, and the Philadelphia war context with broad political implications.
Dredging Wharf Collapse In Pacific Malt Slip
A spill at Pacific Malt slip caused two dump cars to plunge through a rotten wharf into 34 feet of water. The incident halted dredging, a diver is at work, and recovery will continue into the afternoon.
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Pacific
Ikely
Temporiry
Clans Increase of Land Revenue From Government Lands
The Survey Department completed detailed field work on the Kealia and Olohena lands owned by the Government. Many leases expire in coming years, allowing the Territory to gain substantial revenue as exact land values are established and rents adjusted, with earlier rates seen as too low.
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Fnc
Kealia
Olohena
Kaual
Keaila Plantation Co
Watt
Troma Uty
Acting Governor Atkinson Reveals Private Cable Contents
In the business district Acting Governor A. Le Atkinson discusses a private cable from Governor Currier. He declines to reveal its contents. He hints at possible developments regarding Carter’s return to office. St Joe E. G. Porrotta has been granted a license to practice in the District Courts.
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A. le
Carter
E. G. Porrotta
Chicago
Thy
President Suppresses Santa Fe Rebates Probe Findings
June 17 report details a broad investigation into the Santa Fe Railroad and Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, noting heavy rebates and injunction violations. It traces Vice President Paul Morton’s ties to Colorado Fuel and Iron and describes Moody’s efforts to suppress the findings, with Roosevelt returning to outline policy and ordering action.
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Waahiveton
Meawrn
Harevon
Banie Fe Railroad
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Attoreney-Oceneral Moody
Mewes
Harmon
Judkon
Banta Fe
VesblDe Ferm
Ifa
Governont
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Conl
Colorado
Santa He Troad
Paul Morton
Navy
Equitable Life Anmirance Society
Sain Fe Road
Cabinet aide Morton joins Ryan railroad venture
Investigators could not find positive evidence against the officers personally and deemed contempt against a corporation untenable. Within days Paul Morton resigned from the Cabinet and announced his alliance with Thomas F. Ryan to lead a major railway financier’s firm in New York City.
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Paul Morton
Fortun
Thomas F. Ryan
Muander
Sya Bam
Strout Railroads
New York City
Miss Roosevelts Future Marriage Rumor Circles D.C.
New York June 15 rumors swirl about Miss Alice Roosevelt's marriage prospects as the president buys a Virginia home. Friends discuss the potential wedding gift from her parents and name Congressman Nick Longworth as a favored match among Washington gossips.
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New York
Koel
Mien
Alice Roosevelt
Virginia
Boone- Velte
Alice
Nick Longworth
Cin Vdanatl
Baroness von Giskra of Washington Marriage Note
A fragment notes Baroness von Gleken wife of Baron Karl von Glakra counselor of the Austro Hungarian embassy in Washington. It identifies her as an American woman and former Miss King daughter of John King a railroad president.
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Baroness von Gleken
Karl von Glakra
Austria-Hungary
Washington
Mise King
Joln King, de
Rockefeller Jokes End Easter Sermon At Baptist Meeting
Cleveland June 25 John D Rockefeller attended a Baptist prayer meeting during his East winter sojourn. In a light moment he joked about talkativeness, drawing laughter as he recalled his generosity and love for the church. A Scotch official later told of finding rooms at the Popular on Fort Street.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Simaus
Mnander
Apd
Mark Twain
Baptiste All
Tailors boast new line of stylish garments at Kerr Co.
Entlemen we have he received a Grand ne of Haslaive Sut S. suit length only of Each pattern confined to us. These are without doubt the most stylish goods ever shown here. Our new cutter is turning out perfect clothes. He has not failed to see in a single instance. For high class tailoring we are the ple L. B. Kerr & Co., td., Alakea St.
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Tate
Johnny Jones
Elster
Hla
Hawaii
Maine
Manila
Leivizens
New York
Philippines
Taft Party
L. B. Kerr & Co., Td
Alakea St
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