Hawaii Press Circulation Report and Notes on International Affairs
The Evening Bulletin circulation for the week ending July 21, 1905 is detailed with daily and weekly totals, showing a weekly Island of Hawaii reach. Reports include a sworn statement by C G Kockus of Bulletin Publishing Co and a notary, plus notes on subscription prices and opportunities. The broader column discusses a Shriner pilgrimage to Hawaii, reactions to Japan’s peace terms, and speculation on sugar prices and political shifts in Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Oahu
G. Kockus
Ve Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Gatardiny
Firiday
Island of Hawaii
Seti Ae Bulletin
G.nock R
Hus. Manaxer
Cashing Balai Warrants and loan refunding chatter
The Bulletin notes Governor Carter has sighted local financiers in the loan refunding business. It mentions a plentiful money market weeking in four per cent bonds and reflects on financial thinking and activity in the local market.
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Carter
Territorial warrants vs bonds profits and taxes query
A editorial questions why the Territory taxes employers while warrants offer higher returns. It notes investors earned six to nineteen percent when warrants discounted, urges fairness for Territory and employees, and compares five percent warrants to four percent bonds amid sugar price talk.
Promotion Committee Grows Distant Amid Fraternal Tensions
The Promotion Committee loses touch with the community as two men allegedly drive the program, while Dr. Grossman gains renewed influence with San Francisco press claims of boosting Shriners visitation. Critics warn Hawaii prospects may be sidelined by internal friction and secrecy.
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MB. Groeeman
Hugh
Rem
Koikht Templar
Dr. Grossman
San Prancisco Pa. Pere
Los Angeles
Shriners
Hawaii
California
Neasion
Portland
Promotion Committee Edges Toward Renewal Amid Debate
Amid turmoil the Promotion Committee faces calls to retool and reboot. Members including secretary may resign while others seek renewed public cooperation. debate centers on management, local influence, and the bureau’s future role in Hawaii tourism promotion aboard the Siberia to San Francisco.
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Hawaii
Touriat Promotion Bureau
Nocroum Desuetude
Dugwalk
Wite
Chamber of Commerce
Kim
Groweman
Grossman
Taft Visita
Tiona
Promoton Committee
Dollar O Moves to Dismiss Libel
In the Stanley Dollar case the defense moved to dismiss libel charges on multiple grounds. It is argued the libellants failed to prove the Dollar Company employed agents to obtain passengers or that the voyage was misrepresented. Trial continued with testimony from ship officials and agents, and awaits further argument on August 4.
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Wwe
Dollar
Kikutake Ay Ite Ngetts
Libellante
Phage
Beattie
Libellee
Earrin
Ubellante
Hbellanty
Ibellen
Abellen
Ang
I Holive
Lue
Abel
Dole
Checisson
Rowell
Eatle Ship Restorer
R. de Bi
Layard
Huntleh Conmul
Kynny
Uves
Kobe
Yokosama
Buchanan
Davies & Co
Hawaii warrants fight over half million loan
The Territory barters over a possible half million loan to buy warrants of five per cent. A San Francisco investor wants the funds to take up warrants, pay transport from the mainland, and cover tolls on redemption. Banks in Honolulu oppose the plan, preferring to pay face value rather than let the mainland buyer take them up. Debate centers on constitutional limits and what the Organic Act allows without the President’s consent, with investors watching cautiously as officials consider safe, technical solutions to shield the Territory’s finances.
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Hawaii
Campbell
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mainland
Treasur
Acting Governor Atkinson Resigns and Carter Cablegram
A cablegram from Governor Carter states he will leave for West Friday noon, with unclear meaning of a term in the message. The note also mentions Mrs Carter staying at Lake Tahoe and questions whether Carter will vacation or return to Honolulu soon.
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Chd
Honolulu
Wading
Queen and
Fort
Atkinson
Carter
West
York
California
Mra
Lake Tahar
Dollar leaves San Francisco to face Japanese workers voyage
Dollar, held for a say in Lulu case related to cave notoriety, sails for San Francisco then plans brief return to Honolulu. He says he will keep the steamer operational on the coast and may visit other islands, noting future readiness for the Duninonn venture.
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Lulu
San Francisco
Siberia
Honolulu
Sid Dollar
Attorney General Opinion on Tank Tests and State Power
The Attorney General submits that the Superintendent lacks power to alter the 100 degree Fahrenheit flash test by elevating it through regulation. Tanks designated as government warehouses must meet the statutory standard, with notification that a different warehouse site must be provided if deemed dangerous. Entered for record July 26 1908.
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Molloway
Oll
le Aleo
Bia
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the Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
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Bible In Advance
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Ibralt
PH. Aurnette
Notary Public
Oabit
Torrie
Ind
Trun
Rosetvonsky
Admiral Toxo
Hayashi
London
Whe
Baron Hayashi
Japan
Fisher, Ables Co., Ltd Auctioneers
Kaalawal
Henry Waterhouse
T. Milner Harrison
The
Bar Association
D. J. Withington
W. R. Castle
Minn M. L. Hopper
Biberia
T. W. Hebron
Dollar O
Hawa
Mr. Abrams
Hawaiian Trawl Company
W. H. Smith
Holloway
San Antonio
Bea Bocy
Bernardo da Camara
T R Keyworth
Gdin
Annis F Mott-Smith
Avnie P Mote Smith
Heb Ke
Mawali Ltd
Bank of Hawaii Ltd
John le Ka
Vee Parke Manoel P' Raposo
Manoel Jou
John Ferreira
Ellen K Robinson
Joby
Mini Rhoda Green
Mine K. Green
Amtisy
Florence Yarrow
A. Track and Wife
Nichola
India
Geo. A. Martin
Merchant
P.h.co
Sierra
Heinz Perfect
Henry May & Co. Ltd
Ries
Rials
the Metropolitan Magazine
Weather Report
Weather Bureau Office
William Matson
Enterprise
Thevening Bulletin
Sadie
Territory Stables
J.C. Quinr
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