Pay Advance in Evening Bulletin Circulation Figures
The Evening Bulletin lists weekly and monthly subscription rates and the weekly circulation for March 1900. It provides the mean daily and weekly circulation figures for the Honolulu edition and notes the business manager C. Rockedon. It includes the moving average and weekend totals, with a sworn subscription statement dated March 4. BURNETTA signs as the hospital official.
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Honolulu
County of
Oahu
Bualnows
Dar Huwotin
Montag
Mar
Coe
Hillace
Ialand
Mareau
O. Rockeda
Wusinewe
Money for Promotion Committee Promises Tax Support
Members of the Hawaii Promotion Committee argue for full voluntary contributions through the city’s wharfage tax to fund promotion efforts. The article critiques the push as overreaching and questions whether the committee can use funds wisely for the port’s protection and city progress.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Fragmented OCR Draft Reflects Unclear Historical Notes
The readable text shows garbled phrases about ongoing events or conditions, references to names or places blurred by OCR errors, and scattered terms like Oriental trade and somber phrases. No coherent narrative or clear facts emerge to identify a person, place, date, or event.
Inspection of National Guard unit during drill at Camp McKinley
Major Van Vilet and Captain Berger led a thorough inspection of Company G at Camp McKinley. The 42 men, including Hospital Corps, displayed excellent drill, appearance, and equipment. Officers praised knowledge of bandages and medicines, credits to lectures by Bev Brant Tarry. tomorrow the Hospital Corps and Company G will be inspected again and exhibit wounded soldier mannequins.
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McKinies
Berger
Lou
van Vilet
Cert
Treagherty
Svendaner
Corpe
Bev Brant Tarry
Srtaleatar Company G
Sugar Trust Entanglement in March New York Case
A murky 19th century report outlines a federal inquiry into William Randolph Meare and the Sugar Trust. The piece mentions soaring concerns over railroad influence and industrial power shaping law and policy.
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New York
Uputt
Willian Ranolph Meare
Agming Pail
Cam Paries and Industria
Sensational government probes linked to railroad leaders
A sweeping federal investigation targets major railroading figures and the Ameshan Sugar Refining Company as the Attorney General seeks indictments for rebates and law violations. Reports indicate high level White House interest, with Moody and Stinson guiding proceedings and subpoenas issued to secure key testimony. The case contrasts with sensational medical notices about Peruna and decries alleged private arrangements within the industry.
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Lowell
Palier
Athens
Trav
New York
Penneyien
Philadelphia
Rowding
Delaware
Lickawanna
New Haven
Mapiford
Héaraty
Moody
Dierich Atorney Stinson
Hhr
Dintelot
Ralirand
Trobete
Mooly
Washington
Jim
Ameshan Sugar Hefining Company
Hartman
Walt Hood
Columoun Ghia
Tigo Ito
Womeyer
Serene Bonith Ce
Mupelz
Wenotull
Pixar
I Epecta Tadtig
Kauhiro Doing Good Work in Hawaii Delegation
Fragmented text shows a Hawaiian delegation and names like Maul and Calle fornia with references to Washington and political efforts. The passage appears to discuss achievements and plans amid factional Hagails interests and royal friends, but exact actions remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Boycott and Exports Reflect China Trade Shifts
Commerce Department figures show seven month exports to January 1906 total $28.56 million, up $5.42 million from the prior period. Cotton cloth and cooper imports rise while copper ingots fall. merchants blame the boycott, shifting business to English houses and European firms as American goods struggle for access in China.
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China
Amercan
Chiba
Marchante
Delegates Discuss Hawaii Renomination Attitude
Fragmentary report notes Delegate Kuhio and secretary McClellan praised for work in Hawaii. Washington deliberations on Kalaniansote’s renomination are unclear with conflicting remarks from Mr Savith. Uncertain dates and spellings. text is garbled and incomplete.
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Nety UN
Kuhio
Johnson Murder Case Delayed To Next Monday’s Court
The defense for Johnson appears to be led by Al Harrison with Abraham Bau Jhon and Fareiroll involved after a court appointment. Witnesses and local opinion question his mental fitness, while the Attorney General contends experienced defense challenges may arise in the approaching proceedings.
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Lindasy
Jobson
Atorney Department
Mortia
Lindsay
Idee Lindaay
al. Harrison
Abraham Bau
Jhon
Fareiroll
Johnson
Will Lin
Cenerale
Jones
Grand Jury Report Delayed Amid Che-Fa Investigations
A chaotic Grand Jury session in Hawaii weighs multiple che-fa gambling probes and delays its report. Investigations target two main figures and several associates, with no indictments expected. The panel plans to issue a brief account at month’s end, while unrelated travel disruptions affect attendance and coverage.
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Ador
Saveral
Amon
Hincabet de
Punabow
Malemano
Hiroe
Nawahara
Veno
Hioki
Iwilel Jauaneve
Geod
Cast Iron Water Pipe and Specials for Hilo Works
Proposals by 12 at noon April 1900 for 1200 feet of 2 inch cast iron water pipe and fittings for Hilo Water Works to be tested to 400 pounds and delivered to Hilo Hawaii. Bond $500 upon contract. Bids by cable and sealed envelope to C Holloway Superintendent of Public Works Hawaii.
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Hilo
UW — 1
Moblin
Apri Wath
Juralahing
Alec
Bret Cine
Hawaii
Bus Vrapoisco
Halloway
Hanoi
C. & Holloway
Road Board Appointments for Kau District Hawaii
Executive notice states that on March 7 the governor appointed a road board for Kau district Hawaii. Members named include B. E. Rogers as chairman Walter Hayrelden M K J Ikaaka A J Gatrihon with acting governor approval. Public record shows Honolulu executive office.
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Kau
Hawaii
8. E. Rogers
Mer
Walter H Hayrelden
J. Ikaaka
A. J. Gatrinhon
Honolulu
Gear's Gate Back Door Work Prompted Sheriff Remark
High Sheriff Henry today said the back door work is proceeding and he will call it "Gene's Gate" after Judge Gear who ruled that misdemeanor prisoners wrongful confinement in the penitentiary was unlawful, parsing evidence to free them.
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Sherif Henry
Gene
Kingston delegates pamphlet on Mawalian revenue refund bill
Delegate Kulio Kalantannole in Washington published a pamphlet on the President's recommendation concerning Mawalian revenue entitlements. The booklet, titled Statement of the Delegate from Hewall, presents data for Congress to consider in the local Federal revenue refund bill. Printed by Scripps in the city, it reflects the period's political environment.
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Ida Caldwell
Pearl Miront
Bronx City
Order of Washington
Peruna
Ide Waldwell
Kulio Kalantannole
Hae Wall
Washington
Hae
Hewall
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