Daily and Weekly Bulletin Circulation Report 1905
Lim ited Bulletin Publishing Company presents a sworn statement of daily and weekly circulation ending June 2 1905 with figures for June 17 to 23 1905 and an average daily circulation of 2373. It lists weekly circulation 2370 and 1016 weeklies inland delivery. C. G. Hookus signs as business manager.
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Hox
Hawaii
Honalula
Taland
Bockus
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Po Oath
Troccen
Evening Bulletin
C. G. Hockus
Bus
Mar
Advertising Awakens a Moving Irishman and His Echo
A fragmented passage argues that one man believes in doing good without ads while another Irish figure on a limb misses the hit until the top side. It warns that a sleeping businessman will soon be overtaken by a sharp, progressive advertiser who will rightly use advertising to win business.
Governor’s resignation debate unsettles Hawaii politics
The article discusses Governor Carter's uncertain stance on resigning and how constitutional objections, political pressure, and public sentiment influence Hawaii’s move toward a new territorial government. It mentions party harmony, the role of the County Committee, and anticipated actions by President Roosevelt regarding Hawaii’s governance and independence.
Oil Monopolies Near as Southern Pacific Seizes Assets
The San Francisco report details a looming monopolistic oil arrangement led by Southern Pacific and Standard Oil affiliates. An option on the Coalinga Oil and Transportation Company, with wells at Coalinga and a Monterey pipeline, hinges on a July 1 closing. Owners include Captain William Matson, William J. Crocker, W. G. Irwin and others, as the deal reshapes control of oil fields and transport assets.
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Bustoens
San Francisco
Hawaii
Standard Ol Company
Hulletin Wa
Bouth Wen Pacific
Coalitygs Oil and ‘Transportation Company
Conlin
Monterery
Matron
Wy G
Hewin
Pasty Oil and Transportation Company
Manon-Irwin
Tein Pow Ap
Chit
Standard Ol Haw
Southern Paottic Railway
Standard Ot
Southern Pacific Company
Coalinga J Oil and Transportation Company
Coalinga
Monterey
Elds
Atu Board
Coalinga Company
Han Bow
Comsbine
Southern Pacific
Standrd
Mbingred
Southern Pacifi Oil
William Matson
William J. Crocker
W. G. Irwin
San Franciscans
Matson
Btandard
Ol Coubine
Auiicom Harriman
Harriman
California
Kern ‘Trading
Associated
Bakernfeld
Cole
Peta
Paoli
Standard
Tidewater
Point Richmond
San Joaquin Valley
Bouthers Pacific
Combine
New York
Pactto
Gallow Garter by Supervisors in Re Transfer
The Honolulu editor reports the Hawaii Board of Supervisors with County Attorney General Douthitt interviewing Governor Carter about the transfer of Territorial departments. The Supervisors seek administration stance on the transfer. Sheriff Henry cannot act without higher instructions as the Governor and Public Works Superintendent must decide, noting deputies may hold fast to gear until directed otherwise.
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Oahu County
EB. A. Douthitt
Carter
Territorial
Andrews
Caynell
Henry
Polles
Iaile
Atattone
New Line of Wash Hats and Tam O Shanter Styles
Local shop promotes a fresh assortment of wash hats and tam o shanters for children. Descriptions include white duck brimmed sailor hats, navy insignia tam o shanters, blue and champagne pique options, and embroidered wool serge styles in cream red and black.
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Midron
Cutter Promises Perfect Clothes by Kerr & Co Ltd
An Alakea Street tailor shop proclaims flawless haute class tailoring. L. B. Kerr & Co Ltd. asserts their cutters produce perfect garments with no failures in fitting.
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Cutter
Heta
L. B. Kerr & CO Ltd
Alakea St
Reston Pere Election Expenditures Listed for Oahu County
The secretary’s office received lists of expenses for newly elected Oahu County officers. Items include Deputy Sheriff candidates Kalakiela and Kokanoba with totals around 25 to 27 dollars, and Auditor candidate Bicknell with around 40 dollars. Also noted are Supervisor candidate Lane and other GOP nominees with personal, printing, and meeting costs.
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Oahu
Kalakiela
Es Bicknell
Canddate
On Dur
George KK Kokanoba
Sheri
Koim
Poreohal
Hichard Lane
Koolanioa
Koolanpoko
Chris. J. Holt
Pepe Eseeosehes
Deputy Sheriff Campaign Expenditures Report
Walanne deputy sheriff candidate Oscar Cox reports personal expenses of 25 dollars and 8 dollars for clerks and messengers, totaling 40 dollars. Republican candidate for deputy sheriff of Walanne shows personal expenses of 25 dollars, 4 dollars for clerks and messengers, 2 dollars for watchers, sum 11 dollars.
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Itor
Sherif
Walanne
Mniaries
Clerke
Mesaenmers
Oscar Cox
Cansidave
Wainlus
Aniariew
County government faces hold over spending for July
The Hoard of Supervisors will likely consider a measure to continue the Potleo Department at its current pace for the first month of the new county government. Auditor Fisher is urged to attend. Police spending is set around 7600 monthly, Fire costs about 4000, with tentative approval to keep July expenditures unchanged. Sheriff elect Brown Van has not yet submitted his department costs.
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Supersivora
Potleo
Supervicorat-Jarge
Jack Lucas
Brown
Thornton
Thin Alec
Dollar Steamship ships bring Japanese laborers to Washington area
The Stanley Dollar may dock soon bringing Japanese workers to the mainland for ongoing railroad and related projects. The Olympia previously sailed after a Seattle charter, but returned home. expect further arrivals as labor demand rises in Washington Montana and on the Grant Northern Railroad. Lifeboat service and maritime safety notes appear in the bulletin.
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Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Company
San Francisco
Olympia
Northwestern Steamehip Company
Seattle
Abe
New Light on Bright’s Disease Findings and Trends
A census analysis reveals rising Bright’s Disease deaths, with 23,800 of 87,640 kidney deaths in 1890 later recognized as Bright’s. The data imply misclassification of kidney disease and a growing recognition of Bright’s as a distinct condition. Early warning signs include weight loss, kidney trouble, and vision changes. Fulton’s Renal Compound advertised as a recovery aid through Honolulu Drug Co.
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Vic
Bright
Winetentha
Fulton
Honolulu Drug Co
Taft Party Names Wide Range of Women Attachments
The Haswaii Promotion Committee lists numerous women slated for the Taft party to arrive next month. Names span military figures, aides, and societal members including Mrs New nads Nev, Rep. Gillett Mans Hep, Hon Emil Godchaux New Orleans, and Mrs Chas F Joy St Louis, with many other executors, editors, and spouses from across the states.
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Haswaii Promotion Committee
Taft Party
Wm. . Taft
Cr, Edwards
Ineular
Ren May
Gay L. Bale
Army Medical Corps
J. K. Thompson
Secy
MH. Bilis
Win
Kelly
Mary Academy
James A. le Roy
Durengo
Mex
John F. Stevens
Fred W. Carpetter
Becy
W. R. Pedigo
Ley
Edwarde
Fen
Mia Habots
Idaho
Hben
Powter
Hepburn
Iowa
Hill
Conn
Howard
Gay
Sandia
Ind
P. McKinley
Til
McNary
Mass
Olien
Why
Parsons
Payne
A Me Hoot
Kansas
Sherley
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Misa Crilien
Ming Helen Patten
Washington, D. C
Bruyvenant
Fish, Jr
Mr. Stilleman
Jas
8Ailman
New York
Col. Wm
Church, Army & Navy Journal
Burr-McIntosh
New York City
Marry Woods
Cincinna Geo. Warrington
Clark
A. Courant
Hartford
Notable Names Listed in Public Notices
A fragment lists individuals including Mine Clark of Hartford Mine Roosevelt and Mine Boardman in Washington D C Mina MacMillan in Washington D C Mr Im S Reyburn in Washington D C Mr Rodgera Wetmore of Newport ih Mr Arthur H Woods of Groton Mass and Mr Fred Warren of Cheyenne Wyo.
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Clark
Hartford
Conn
Mina Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Boardman
MacMillan
Washington
D. C
Im. S. Reyburn
Rodgera i
Wetmore
Newport
Arthur H Woods
Groton
Mass
Fred &. Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Red Men Night at the Opera House in Honolulu
Members of the Order in Honolulu attend the theater this evening to hear Indian songs and witness Indian dances performed by the Indian print company. It promises a festive night with Indian entertainment and a patriotic flavor.
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Ore Pheum
Honolulu
Rain Report From Lihue Details Four Inches of Rain
A wirelessogram from Lihue Kauai reported four inches of rainfall between Sunday night and Monday noon. It is believed the rain was widespread across the island, suggesting general rainfall for the area.
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Roosevelt
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Hawai
Ling
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
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Ishii
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Pacific Ha Hardware Company, Ltd
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Pacific Import Co
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