Daily and Weekly Circulation Figures of Honolulu Bulletin
Postoffice official verifies weekly circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly editions of the Evening Bulletin in Honolulu. Figures show daily average 2260 for the Bulletin, 2863 weekly copies, and 1016 island-wide weeklies. Article notes dates June 13 to 16, 1905, and is signed by C. G. Bockits, the business manager.
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Teiemane Ts Postoffica J Ferriory
Naval
Honolulu
Mt UA
Nilainews
iNatietin Tine Company
Elm
Ted
Mawali
West Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
C. G. Bockits
Bas. Mer
Governor Carter Resigns Amid Public Scrutiny
The Bulletin outlines Carter's resignation amid mixed views of his public life. It notes the paper's past stance for and against him, reflects on how public perception forms, and questions whether the governor had time to decide before stepping down. The piece conveys uncertainty about the resignation's impact on state affairs.
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Bulletin
Carter
Cartene
Auction Sale Tuesday June 27 1908 at 1 oclock
On account of the pepper departure of W. S Glidden Kang for the coast Lamb berinted next Tuesday at 10 a mh mt hilermeidene corner King and Pickol streets the entire Household Furniture and Settings consisting of Lailien secretary Wak enford Rattan Rockers Kenny Chairs Bed Mahogany Rockers Tables Upholstered Parlor Chairs Bargent Reclining Chair Leather Upholstered Rage Clegant Oak Sideboard Oak Extension Dining Table Oak Dining Chairs Brass and Iron Bedstead Hull Mattress Curly Birch Dressing Shaving Stand Large Peer Mirror Chiffonier Mission Furniture Weathered Oak Bedroom Set Etc Many Rockers Kitchen Stove with water back Cooking Utensils Meat Late Etc Every article the new
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Q'Olock
Glidden
Mt Hilermeidene
Pickol
Lailien
Wakenford
Kenny
Bargent
Advertising Foe of Complacent Trade
A speaker argues that unnecessary advertising harms those who avoid it. He notes an Irishman on a limb of a sawn tree fails to feel pain until the fall. The advertiser who avoids ads may stay comfortable briefly, but a vigilant, forward rival will seize the market with smart use of advertising.
Governor Carter and resignation call shreds Hawaii’s political lines
The text argues Governor Carter should not resign to appease the President and warns the move would mislead the public, leaving the Territory stagnant. It suggests Henry Cooper as a capable successor, with experience in territorial governance and the reform needed to move Hawaii forward under American rule.
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Ernor
Te Nain
Mr. Garter
Fenson
Canon IC
Hawaii
Onin
Carter
Garter
Henry Cooper
Conper
Atoz
Thel
Toeateet
Territory of
Roelgn
Rousevelt
Tachington
Bocallen
Governor Carter Resignation Sent To Roosevelt For Reply
Governor Carter seeks Roosevelt’s acceptance of his resignation after publicly announcing intent to step down. Reports state Carter planned to travel to Washington to discuss the matter, with Cable and Bulletin coverage noting the June timing and pending successor questions amid county election results.
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Carter
Roosevelt
Washington
Ofter
Warhington
Shortt Hawline
Oith
New Line of Wash Hats and Tam O Shanter Caps
Fringed hats and tam o shanters for hot weather sold at our store. These neat cool and comfortable headwear protect little ones from heat while adding style. Elastic sizing and durable materials offered to fit children during summer.
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Elas
Geo. A. Martin
Merchant Sbt
CAUOE CONTINUED NAMES CHAMBER MEETINGS ON GOVERNOR'S ACTION
The article lists local figures Tenney Paxon Blehop Dow fork HP Tielwin Ciarmer Cyabbe and others as highly regarded. It notes Cooper Hanon Wy Q. Smith Caldwhn and Erlend as respected yet quiet. The Chamber of Commerce and Hawaiian Planters Association plan special meetings to discuss the Governor's Fenignalian action.
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Tenney
H. Paxon
J. M. Dowfork
Tielwin
Ciarmer
Mestocker
Ewes
Pinkham
Roberton
Cooper
Hanon
Wy Q. Smith
Chile
Dowcett
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaiian Planters Association
Fenignalian
Saturday Bulletin Promises Complete Hawaii News Paper
The Saturday Bulletin announces a very complete issue for Friday June 23 carrying news including any interesting notices about the latest detective arriving in Hawaii. The notice invites readers to obtain the Saturday Bulletin for full details and coverage of Maui Kona and Kau ports and related maritime notes.
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Mauna Loa
Eimerson
Maui
Kona
Kau
Hwaii
Suggissell on Bond Mission and Immigration Drive
Secretary Atkinson reports refunding 4.6 million of bonds at four percent with a premium and notes approval from Interior. He discusses immigration policy, urging white settlers to Hawaii, emphasizing land provision and a liberal land policy to attract settlers. He is appointed Chairman of the Board of Immigration and highlights the need to settle land before attracting individuals.
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Jack Atkinson
Hone
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Sargent
Aleo
Avery Mberal
Builders and Traders Exchange Holds County Board Meet
The Builders and Traders Exchange held a meeting in the Exchange room at the site building last evening. A report from the joint committee led by J. D. Drake was read and ordered unread, with actions on endorsements and upcoming county ordinances to be presented to the Supervisors and Territorial Legislature. The exchange adjourned after reaffirming interest in extending its work and time.
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Exchange
Airdd
Avery
Iinmines Giatedy
Wieltawe
Hite
Wuell
Beconding Kekaha Sugar Co Demurrer Hearing in Damages Case
Judge De Bolt heard the demurrer in Beconding Kekaha Sugar Co versus Working for the Kekaha Sugar Co. The plaintiff seeks 10,000 damages arguing engineer and fellow laborers were responsible. the demurrer contends the defendants are not liable. The decision will be submitted on briefs.
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de Bolt
Kekaha Sugar Co
B.A. Douthitt
Platonia
Real estate transactions on Oahu and neighbor islands dated 1905 1908
A compilation of land transfers and mortgage actions recorded June 1908 across Oahu and neighboring islands. Notable entries include Kamaka to the Admr of Ha lal Katy et al on 142 100 acres in Koolaupoko Oahu for 1, Win Buckle and Kamala to Kahue, Campbell to Castle in Waikane, and multiple other deeds, liens, and powers of attorney with dates ranging 1903 to 1908 and parcel details across Honolulu, Maul, Kauai, and Kona.
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Kamaka
Admr
Waitiee
Koolaupoko
Oahu
Dante
Buckle
Kamala
Hsb
Kahue
I Kalahiki
Kona
Hawaii
Kahoe
Kalama
Kalahiki
Albert N Campbell
Waikane
Onto
Marlo R von Holt
Peland
Kavalaina
Honolulu
John H d'Abmelda
Wellwell
Kauai
Wing Chong Yea & Cs
Hop Sing You & Co
Joavoholy
Wales
Dure Ture
Waguay
Walenta
Maul
P Mi
Darel
Waituku Sugar Co Ltd
Hop Sing You Co
Paukukalo
Waituku
Huwa Fity & Mty Co
Jamon
Chang Kwai
Tnt
Kul
Pawan
Hono-luby
Witcox
Lom Ten
Iand
Kallist
Frankie Armstrong
Special Powers
Edgar Halstead
Willard & Brown
General Powers
Atty
WA Love
Bank of Hawaii Ltd
Pukot St
Wilder Ave
Eigar Halstond
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King Street
Bulletin Publishng CO. Ltd
Wallace A. Farrington
Postotice
Dee
Burnett
Territory of Hawaii
Priday
Fisher, Ables Co., Ltd
Ling
Henry Waterhouse
Charles J. Train
Train
Far
Veut
Philippines
Naval Academy
Additiral
Navy
Cheyie
J. Chiltren
Tamonhanters
Been
Ehlers
Ngh Suggissell
Iad
Garland Stores
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Hawail
Lonlen Abrom
Pukot
Tynice Paderewski
von Vecsey
Plantar
Paderewski
Ind
New York
Daniel Frohman
Bulletin Pubishing Company
Nein Tailoring
Alakea St
Pacific Import Company
Mort Street
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