Honolulu Bulletin circulation and editorial notes 1908
The weekly and daily circulation figures for the Honolulu Bulletin are reported for the week ending July 12 1908 with combined totals. The notice includes signatures of the publisher CG Nockus and notary public attestations, reflecting the publication’s official records and a political commentary section discusses governance legal topics and editorials concerning Governor acts and civic reform.
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Publicity in County Supervisors Meetings Sparks Debate
A reader rebukes the Board for considering public meetings closed by “unless otherwise designated” language. The letter urges open sessions to prevent hidden agendas and protect citizens from corrupt schemes, arguing for full public access and accountability in all committee actions.
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Realization of Counties as Representatives of the People
Fragmentary text asserts counties should recognize they serve American vitizene of an American Territory and that business must be conducted openly not behind closed doors. It argues elected officers represent the people, condemning secrecy and unaccountable actions.
Opinion on sheriffs and police appointments in Hawaii
The Hawaii County Board of Supervisors requires Sheriff Keolanui to recompense all police officers during July. Sheriff Keolanui presented a written County Attorney opinion stating the high sheriff and attorneys general oversee police appointments, referencing 1905 county law and the sheriffs’ authority over police within their jurisdictions.
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Board of Paper
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Board of Supervisors
Charles Williams
Sher Keolanu
Tribune
Hawaii County Sheriff May Appoint Police and Clerks
A Hawaii County Sheriff may appoint police officers below Deputy rank with High Sheriff approval for the Territory, and may hire clerks only with the Board of Supervisors approval. The inquiry clarifies that police appointments do not require Supervisors, while clerk appointments do.
Doctor advocated operation and Peruna cure
A blurred Tribune report discusses a woman who suffered leucorrhea and uterine ulcers for years, resisted surgery urged by a doctor who claimed Peruna could cure all female weaknesses, and later reported feeling improved after avoiding the operation. It mentions Peruna bottles, Dr Hartman, and supply plans, alongside a long tangent on county statutes and police authority.
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National Guard rifle team shoots for records at Seapirt
National Guard crack shots practice at rifle range for a national competition at Seapirt New Jersey and plans three trials on successive Sundays to select the traveling team. Colonel Jones says scoring will guide picks but shooting consistency and reliability also matter. A Merchants Association meeting at 3 p.m. in the Young building will disclose taxation details.
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Seapirt
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National Guard
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Nation 1 Guard
Mershante’ Association
Lady Wimborne Opens Trade House with Religious Books
Lady Wimborne, titled Shupekefch, plans a trade venture in Lockatore featuring religious books. Her eldest son, Hon. Frederick Guest, a lieutenant in the First Life Guards, is rumored to wed Miss Amy Mhipps, daughter of a prominent American philanthropist and wailtionaire.
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Hilo Elks Night Features Lend Me Five Shillings Play
Hilo Armory overflowed July Fourth as the Hilo Elks and Jockey Club staged Lend Me Five Shillings. A mammoth set and colored curtain framed a strong cast led by Mrs. A. G. Curtis and WI Carleton Cook. Wires from Moscow noted but did not dampen the night’s public celebration.
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Norman G. Campton
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Misa Florence Beatt
Tribune
Outing Suits for Gentlemen Displayed at L. B. R. Co.
A Grand of Exclusive Outing Suttings is received with one-suit lengths per design. Each pattern limited to the store. Described as the most stylish goods shown, with a new cutter producing perfect clothes and high-class tailoring. Alakea Street retailer L. B. R & Co.
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