Circulation figures and editorial notes from old Bulletin entry
The document records circulation statements for the Daily and Weekly Exisitor, Evening Bulletin, and includes scattered editorial notes about legislative matters and county organization. It cites G. Bockus as business manager, with dates in 1906 and a May 4 1908 stamp, and references to territorial and county affairs and a discussion of political risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taland
Ont
Hockub
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Feiari
Guanawtee
Governor faces outside aid amid vetoed county bill clash
Hawaii's Governor resists outside support as he grapples with a vetoed county legislation and the civic federation notes tension over tax reform and educational funding. The Republican Legislature is urged to craft constitutional laws while the Attorney General shapes proposed legislative wording. County leaders, political groups, and citizens debate fidelity to the constitution and proper appropriations for education.
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Ansiwains
Biennial Fight Over Health Board Salary Debate
Tuesday session of the Legislature debated cutting the President of the Board of Health salary. Pinkham drew criticism yet supporters praised his hard work and earnest leadership. Lawmakers weighed political motives against community service and the long-term impact of salary cuts.
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Sesson
Leginlatura
Board of Health
Pinknam
Adit
jMearth
Pinkham
Health Department
Kalaupapa Visit Praises Public Funded Leprosy Study Work
Report excerpts credit a board member for donating part of his salary to fund public services at Kalaupapa. Legislative committees noted prompt execution of public and private duties, while Pinkham aided federal authorities by detailing territorial finances for leprosy study. Legislators praised efficient effort and understanding of the work involved.
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Audi
Kalaupapa
Pinkham
Windom
Legislature Keeps Costs Down with Frugal Session
The legislature reaches deeper cuts in the regular session with road projects funded by loan money and wider indebtedness tamed by careful House leadership. Juror pay is highlighted as a notable savings, easing territory finances and avoiding wasteful bills.
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Hooaker Knudnen
Car
Senate Proceedings Highlight Budget and County Act Appeal
The Senate continues page one discussion with a fifteen minute reconvening. House Bill 1 for twelve thousand dollars to cover extra tensions and teacher pay is read and referred. A Honolulu communication requests compensation for drafting the County Act and related services, citing extensive typing, proofreading, meetings, and revisions.
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Dowsett
Paris
Asso
Orig
Avery
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Territory of
Hawaii
Harmony Committee
T. Me Cante Btewart
Iato
Inaarauchae
Peruna advertisement and official notice from Honolulu
A damaged fragment shows an advertisement for Peruna with medical claims and direct-contact options to Dr S S Hartman in Columbus Ohio. It also includes a political funding note from J D Avery urging special action on territory appropriation and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tom
J.D Avery
Legislative Talk on Pension Policy and Session Length
The piece argues against a loasing policy for the Dunthews extra pension and questions the value of sixty days for passing the Appropriation bill. It urges efficient, precise work, warns against unnecessary extension beyond two weeks, and critiques alleged tactics by opponents.
Senate Appropriations and Education Salaries Bill Debated
A tense session details proposed Senate Bill 1 appropriating funds for extra session costs and education salaries. Discussions cover teacher pay, new hires, and specific line items including $400 for pay adjustments, $800 for a Supreme Court stenographer, and electric lights for a district. committee actions and readings lead to third reading amendments and referrals as lawmakers clash over allocations.
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Senate
Hayseldon
Ritvenstion
W. C. Achl
I x SA
Achmow
Avery
Rutting
Ben
Hayeelden
Dickey
McCandlons
County Act Commisnion
Rin
McCandless
Achi
Dowsett
Ghsnee
Board of Edution
Supreme Court
J. D. Avery
Hower Cooper
Kalam
Oahu
Bishop
Committee Moves to Refuse and Reduce School Agent Pay
A legislative session records moves to refer a bill to committee while arguing for cutting school agent salaries. Debates note many agents do no work, deputy Wittrock’s dual salary issue, and calls to fund, but limit raises with a proposed 570000 total for teachers and staff. The secretary’s office and clerical pay are examined, with further reductions targeted.
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Arin Wald
Bishop
Howitt
Gandalf
Hayselden
Senate
McCandless
Kalams
Board of Educaion
Sheri Wittrock
Parin
Beton
Dickey
Cowsett
Brown
Jack
Veel Og
Hegin
The
Bulletin
Judge Robinson To Leave For Mainland For Recovery
Judge Robigeon concluded Ellen Albertina Polybank trustee case and plans to depart Saturday for the mainland to remain for months to recuperate from a severe finess. He said he would assign ongoing cases to Judge De Bolt as First utle, complicating Mu ma disbarment proceedings with available Honolulu judges disqualified. If no substitute exists, a judge from another circuit must take Judge Robinsons place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robigeon
Ellen
Honolul
Supreme Bench
Robinson
Green Not Guilty In Smuggling Case
Judge Dolesmer found Cyrus D. Green not guilty on smuggling charges. The case alleged violations of customs regulations, with an unresolved count involving Internal Revenue laws. J. W. Cathcart appeared for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolesmer
Vardict
Cyrus D. Green
Aren
J. W. Cathcart
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