Hawaii Territory News and Financial Notices 1906
The document lists subscription rates for the Evening Bulletin, including per month and per year, with official swearing in of a notary and circulation details for the week ending June 23, 1906. It includes a lengthy editorial fragment discussing territorial politics, immigration, and public buildings, referencing the Hawaii Territorial authorities and local governance debates.
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BOB Vestoffice
Territory
Hawaii
Honolulu
Jam
Maland
Oahu
Bockus
Im Muletin Publishing Company
Lim
Patr
Evening Bullet
Evening Bulletin
Tweed
OY Pal
Burnette Notary Public
Judicial Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Friction Over Territorial Offices and Hawaii Road Work
The article critiques Territorial officials over Hawaii governance and road maintenance. It argues for public work focus and taxpayer accountability, opposing costly disputes about ownership and release of funds for wear and tear.
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Hawaii
Thor
Transition of Territorial Police to County Control Nears
Midnight tomorrow likely brings changes as Territorial property and a police department transfer proceed. County Sheriff Brown unsure of immediate takeover while High Sheriff Henry hints at a coordinated move with the Acting Governor and Public Works Superintendent. The Saturday changeover could bring incident and potential difficulties as the Territorial system yields to county authority.
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Garry
Erwice
Philiptines
Pollen Department
Terriver
Sherif Brown
Sheriff Brown
Sherif Kenry
Henry
Hand
Ates
Mitch Sheri Howry
Wah Sherri
Polte
Immigration Policy Push for Hawaii May Bring White Labor
Hawaii officials debate expanding immigration to boost white labor and diversify industry beyond cane. Sargent urges Italian and Northern Italian labor, mentions new immigration station, potential rates via Palermo, and the aim to advertise Hawaii abroad to attract settlers while keeping exclusion for Asians. Atkinson leads, others weigh domestic focus, funding, and practical steps to attract workers.
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Board of Immteration
Ftnebal Min
Atkinson
Atd
P.m. Cammlerlower
Immigration
PL Sargent
J.J. Cardon
J. H. Cray
J. B. Sooke
Jf. D. Tenney
Hawaii
Paat
Bund
Barkent
Antartes
Paskage
Thin
United States
Maui
Commission
Europe
Bargent
Hiwall
Mawall
Hawall
Sargent
Beneft
Imigration
Tatlan Inter Pre
Palermo
New Orleans
San Franctco
Hawali
Alameda
New York
United States Immigration Service
Italy
Congress
O Fl
Mowey
Japan
Andia
Barent
Washington
Bilis
P. Cooke
Gargent
Atkinnon
Clearance Sale of Valenciennes Laces Patterns
Auction note offers Valenciennes laces in broken sate with edging or insertion patterns available in multiple lots. Some items include a few dozen pieces to match, and all are reduced in price for sale by the owner.
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Valenciennes
Clearance sale on ostrich plumes in multiple colors
Overstocked stock offers real ostrich plumes in white black and cerise at steep discounts. White plumes drop from 17.80 to 2.50 red from 200 to 2.50 and other colors follow listed prices. Plumes shown in windows in pristine condition.
Love Gan Faces Financial Troubles and Court Action
Janes Love, famed for past extravagance, again seeks court relief to compel the Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd to pay him 600 for expenses and travel costs. He alleges trustees’ mismanagement and that residents Annie Hart and Jas Love Jr have kept him in poverty while claiming ownership of his estate. He notes health issues and a planned coast trip as justification, and mentions a revoked trust deed and ongoing appeals. He has lived with Annie Hart and her husband for years.
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Janes Love
Reoth
Moroni
Wales
Apple K
Hart
Love
Annie K. Roo
Wolkikt
Jas
Annie K. Hart
Love, Jr
Durih of July Ill Not Lack a Celebration in Honolulu
A Hawaii Fourth of July ceremony will occur in Honolulu with modest plans compared to historic occasions. Governor’s committee members met in the Hall of Representatives to organize and note limited time for arrangements.
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Honolulu
Hall of Represens
New Light on Bright's Disease
The census shows an alarming rise in Bright's Disease deaths with 1500 in 1860, 58,748 in 1880, and 69,012 in 1900, raising questions about misclassification as kidney disease. It warns of weight loss, puffiness, eye swelling, and vision issues, then touts Fulton’s Renal Compound with claimed 87 percent recovery, via The Honolulu Drug Co as local agent.
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Bright
Son
Fulton
Honolulu Lirug Co
Community committee forms with J J Jones as chairman
The old committee dissolves into a new one with Gol J W Jones as chairman and A P for secretary. Members include W W Hall, Pinkham, W B Farrington, Roy Chamberlain, Col Zel, Clarence Crabbe, Bavidge, G M White and Guy Livingatga. The literary exercises are set for Capitol grounds in the cool rain, with a band prelude, an Hawaiian chorus, artillery salutes, boat races, baseball, and a patriotic program concluding with fireworks and a dance at the Alexander Young and Hawaiian Hotels under community auspices.
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Gol
J. W. Jones
A. P
W. W. Hall
Roy Chamberlain
Capitol Building
Poa Harbor
Lock Taating
National Guard of Hawaii
Pearly
Abooball Park
Capitol | Grounds
Addrew
Capitol
Alexander Young and
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T. WH
The
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Wallace A. Farrington Traster
Honomatter
Fala
Advan
U. B
Powyald
Feds
Sr. Sargent
Hawaiian “Immigration Commission
the Times
Fisher, Ables Co., Ltd
Henry Guis
All Eterne
Ling
Wunt
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
GES Bard Adc
Islands
Ehlers
Matlock Campbell
King St
Mill
Beretania Street
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Letert
I Atyle
Geo. A. Martin
Merchant GT
Next Post Office
B. Kerr & CO
Alakea St
Pacific Import Co
Fort Street
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