Territorial affidavit on newspaper circulation figures
C.G. Bockus of Bulletin Publishing Co testifies about weekly and daily circulation numbers for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin in Hawaii, noting claimed averages and delivery figures. The affidavit emphasizes sales efforts and the Bulletin’s ease of distribution in Honolulu.
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G. Bockus
Bisiner
Go Hulletty Publishing Company, Limited
Welug
Kumione
Monga
Hawaii
C.G. Bockue
Bua
Mery
Public School Funding Ends Debate in Territorial Meeting
The Honvivin Chamber of Commerce of Claires In voices strong support for a specific appropriation to fund public schools. Delegates from across the Territory urged liberal provision without reducing requests from the Department of Public Instruction, stressing education funding as a primary public goal.
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Ted
Pevelent
Tenney
Honvivin Chamber of Commerce de Claires
Department of Public Instruction
Governor Cantorte Criticized Over Territorial Authority
The governor is accused of overreaching with claims of executive power in Hawaii Territory. The piece argues legislative and judicial limits, warns against centralized control, and urges awareness of constitutional checks on the Governor’s influence.
Where Are the Purists in Local Politics
A fragment discusses fifth district voters and civic leaders amid political tension. It mentions committees, alleged purists, and methods in a local election scene, urging citizens to declare support or opposition. The piece hints at a precinct level dispute and political maneuvering without detailing names.
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Clyle
Dickey Achi Gold Brick Appears in Senate Critique
A volatile debate in the Senate centers on the Dickey Act and its effect on local law. Critics accuse lawmakers of using a technical maneuver to block a county measure, arguing it betrays the people’s clearly expressed will and undermines territorial justice.
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Tickey- Achi
Senate
Senate Continues Debate Over County Act and Appointments
The Senate discussed the status of the Hem bn Interred and confirmed Robinson and Smith to the Board of Examiners while clearing Dr. Grossman for Dental Examiners. A new bill proposes appropriations to support court and county work, with references to the county act and potential constitutional issues. Paris opposed sending the bill to Ways and Means, arguing the county act should stand.
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Judd
Gandal
De.Grosman
Diches
Judiciary Committee
Bishop
Paris
Ile Owe Fort
Legislature Confronts Governor Over Gold Brick Bill
A fragment from a 19th century legislative column accuses the Governor of being a gold brick. The piece condemns the Republican Legislature for a bill seen as deceptive, urging lawmakers to avoid dishonoring themselves and the office by endorsing it.
Peruna touted by wives of ministers and readers
An aging pastor’s wife and other women praise Peruna as a cure for female ailments. The adatura cites Mrs Anna B Fleharty of Lincoln Neb and Mrs Esther M Milner of DeGraft Ohio, claiming improved appetite digestion and sleep. Testimonials tout Peruna as a permanent remedy with doctor endorsements and directions to contact Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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Anna NP Leimarty
Revert
Hin Wy Ty Us
Gainers
Nebraska Weesleyan University
Lincoln
Neb
Fieharty
Poruga
Anna B. Fleharty
Martinan
Peruna
Pius Ieries
Hartman
Columbia
Ohio
Th & Co
Esther M. Milner
DeGraft
Bether M. Milner
Ingressman
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg
T. M. Mahon
Kalama Moves to Adjourn Amid Amendment
Kalama moved to adjourn until Friday at 10 am. Dickey offered an amendment to pause until Thursday at 10 am. The amendment carried.
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Kalama
Dickey
Wan
Edmunds act enforcement tightens Breckons offenders
The court, led by Judge Dole and Judge Humphreys, imposes sentences on violators of the Edmunds Act. Included are a postmaster fined, a woman seized from a train jailed for six months, and a man with two wives warned of stricter enforcement. District Attorney Breckona signals harsher action in future cases as education notes compare Philippine and Hawaiian school conditions.
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M. AL Rego
Raina
Humpureya
Rego
Sako
Amiga
Tom
Humphreys
Apana
Breckona
W. B. Chapman
Philippine Infanda
Royal School
Philippines
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