Sub eomption rates in the Evening Bulletin and circulation data
The Evening Bulletin publishes subscription rates payable in advance and lists weekly and daily circulation figures. G Hockus, circulation manager, presents totals for April 1907, noting average daily circulation at 2472 and weekly delivery across Hawaii, with a guaranteed weekly average. The document is sworn and notarized, citing Burnett as notary.
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Hawaii
Sass Bulletin Phishing CO
G1 Boos
Buskeee
Snheerihed
Lee Frynie Hale Waay
Bpal M Sune
PO Burnett
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear names and events
The readable fragments mix names, places, and terms without a coherent event. Entities such as Wis, Nyda, Porrehoe, and Hk appear amid garbled phrases, making it impossible to identify a specific incident, date, or outcome.
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Anand Gelli
Minnie
Lee
Merny Ieee
Eerie
Clee Materia
Ite
Wis
Wiarton
Elie Arsimypeateen
Aeolian
Don Mittin
Svat
Patrane
Honolulu Weather May 6 Report and Race Results
Weather update from Honolulu for May 6 includes scattered dew and wind notes. Local reports mention race results featuring swimmers, with winners noted in various events and times.
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Qantas Wilairin
Teronener
Ghos
Allen Tut
Pier Cent
Sam
Real Estate Listings Show Prices on Kauai Streets
Fragmentary street map data lists Beretania and Wilder Avenues with several cross streets and furnished units priced around 40 to 46 dollars. A distant note mentions a 2100 figure and Kalil area in Manhom Valley with unclear context.
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Beretania Street
King Street
Taran Street
Mrurston Avenue
Wilder Avenue
Gullick Avenue
Mincola Street
Limalilo Street
Willer Avenue
Hime
Unclear: Arrest Report From Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR text describes a man named Murray arrested for a past incident involving a bank or station, with confusing phrases about hours, possession, and a reliance on a witness named Webb. Details are incoherent, some names are garbled, and the full event cannot be determined from the readable content.
Commencement Days Dress Plans For Graduates
Commencement days are near and plans focus on dresses for graduates. The notice invites viewing varieties of qualities in white fabrics and laces, noting the ideal wedding or graduation attire for the sweet girl graduate.
Health Board Offers Reward for Leprosy Suspects
In a May 1997 board meeting the Board of Health of J Lor Wallach is urged to identify and prosecute leprosy cases. A $5000 reward is offered for information leading to the capture and verification of leprous individuals within the Territory. The document cites distrust of unverified claims and calls for lawful action.
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Board of Health
Wallach
Willheli
Los Determination Ag
Wadlael Parther Coun
J. Lone Warlaeh
Jad Yaaward
Uncertain voyage tale disrupts city transit history
A fragmentary report describes a midday event involving a passenger named William Reed and multiple unnamed parties during a voyage from a city port. The text mentions travel to a terminal and a general health or safety concern intertwined with miscellaneous names and places.
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Yaelib
Ptuawel
William Heed
le Aylbudley
Pernicious Deck Accident On Siberia Claims Lisli
The Chronicle of Avril reports a deck accident aboard the Siberia where Percy Lishtuan fell while pacing the deck during exercise. Dr Cooper, a church member, examined the injured seaman and found no life threatening injuries though the event caused concern aboard the vessel.
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Avril
Percy Lisi
Siberia
Lishtuan
Exer Lee
Rome
Sueh
Davonseioia
Cooper
Range I Plans Sluggish Congressional Party Ballot
The plan for the Congressional party shows delays with a Honolulu start toward Maote on the 18th, then a voyage to Kalnin. Delegates aim to reach Hilo by Kaln as schedules shift. The Bulletin Publishing Company notes extended delays and ongoing preparations with books and printed items.
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Beeroley Atkinson
Honolali
Hinis
McGresorts Landing
Taotead
Neots
Kalna
Reich
Simday
Enter Hawaii beauty contest opens April first in 1807
The contest runs from Monday April 1 to 5 pm Tuesday July 30 with final counting on Saturday August 10. Winners on outer islands notified by wireless. Open to reputable young women born in the Hawaiian Islands. Old and new subscribers receive votes for renewals or new subscriptions. Votes counted by three impartial judges with no interest in any candidate. Six top candidates declared winners with no appeal. Transfers and multiple names per ballot not allowed.
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Hawaiian Islands
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Coupon Vote Credit Notice Printed in Paper
A schedule item notes a coupon printed in every copy, valid when filled with the voter's chosen party and deposited with the Evening Bulletin within three weeks after issue. Subscription vote credits will be allowed as follows.
Evening Bulletin classified ratecard listing plans
A compact ratecard showing subscription options and prices for daily weekly and monthly periods. It lists terms such as daily one year four dollars and nine cents per unit, six months four dollars, three months two dollars, and weekly options with varying terms and totals, though some OCR text is garbled. It captures pricing for daily and weekly editions with implied volumes and deadlines.
Oregon's Big Stick and Direct Democracy Highlighted
In The Pacific Monthly May issue the piece by Lite Pause analyzes Oregon’s direct legislation and direct nomination movement. It praises reforms expanding popular power, notes Oregon’s claimed pro democracy shift, and cites influence on other states while urging readers to share the national slogan of government by the people.
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Oregon
Pacific Monthly
Vortland
Westorn
Wadon
Oklahoma
Dakota
Washington
Variou
Republic
United States
HU Ron
Mark Twain on Advertising and Public Notices
Fragmented OCR text references advertising themes and public notices with garbled names and phrases. The readable fragments mention Twain like figures and early notice style, suggesting a historical ad or column excerpt rather than a coherent event.
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Wallace R. Farrington
G. Hockus
Bulletin Publichtie
Commay
Liuied
Mainland Money Market
Tener
Chow
Milan
Han Stig
Uae
Weah Hopi
Chile
Lenatieme Emratiine
Giimceriak
Huaretane
York
Lewieoodli
SONY
Moho
New York
Yorks
Dante
Gina Hotaity
Ariel
Heston
Ville
Martie
Shatani
Sheanthia
Huntin Buren
Kowiticki
Trent & CO
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WM. I. Atockman
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Mroviur
Woither
Siitreau
Mart I
Miveh
Sylvie
Laleety
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Omar cc
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Reinrwwirlunies
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Mies
Abel
Elie
Ieee
Mex
Mit
Mhura
Honolulu
Paris
Kale Uke Trael
Ell
Aya
Alvo
Tots i Manhom Valley
Pruiiud
Endi Kalil
Oly Watertiousn Trust
Port Ant Merchant
Lndia
Orgendia
Cfonolulu
Murray
Poe Fordie
Mile
Bane
Owen
Ehlers
Eighth Cavalry
Pergusha
Bulletin Ade
ADS
Case al
Alouanidep Younis To
the Meal Department
the Bulletin
Pacific
Daly, Lamonth
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu Street
Oe Ra
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ld
King ST
Alakea
Mark Twain
Mick Tait
Weses
Wiley Lau
Gii Bey
Test Eng. Jewelers
Beaty
M.R. Counter
the Jeweler
Fort ST
Dex
Per Yaar
Deen & Pomnelete Naeeary
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