Evening Bulletin May 8 1907 Weekly circulation report
The Nightly and Weekly Bulletins publish a weekly status of circulation for the Evening Bulletin. It lists dates from April 29 to May 8 and shows daily and weekly circulation figures, total island deliveries, and a Hawaii Territory notary attestation. It notes circulation guarantees and includes a brief political note on Pelter Shirovawa and Japan with cautious commentary on conflicts.
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Nawal
Oat Tal Boukis
Noes
Hiletin Hubitehing Company
Lea
Boece Coy Rae
Tuessay
Ieland
Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
G. G. Backs
Dun
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The Advertising Lesson From a Cautious Irishman
A local adage warns that ignoring advertising harms business. A wry Irishman on a limb discovers the hazard, while a stock still owner risks stagnation as a savvy rival rises using intelligent advertising to capture customers.
Carnegie's Latest Gift Funds Pension Plan for Educators
The text outlines a proposed $10,000,000 fund by Carnegie to support retiring pensions for teachers, professors, and educators in universities, colleges, and schools in the United States, Canada, and Newfoundland. It envisions annual revenue from a five percent mortgage bond issue to sustain pensions, with exclusions for state controlled or sectarian institutions and criteria for trustee terms.
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Carnegie
United Sinter Steel Corporation
New York
Eigaraus
Tineviteh
Mubden
Lineviteh
Ouly Higher Educationalnstitutions
New York City
Hor
States Breat Corporation
Canada
Newfoundland
Berlin
Wuch Ma
Participati Aie Te Th Fund
Rockefeller
Public School Funds and Local Debate Over Appropriations
The piece surveys school funding demands versus the superintendent’s request, noting excuses will not suffice. It hints at broader concerns about public works and infrastructure, mentions water source purchases as loan-appropriate, and reflects on political rapport between officials and a local attorney general.
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Panoa
Tottan
Purist attack on local self government in Hawaii
In Hawaii the so called political purists push against the move toward local self government and an American territorial framework. They claim to fight corruption while organizing under a respectable banner to undermine the law and public trust. The text accuses purists of political maneuvering to discredit the regular party system and the broader self-government effort.
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Allence
Hawaii
Cire Federation
Honolulu
Politien
Filentay
Seooney
Puissoir Institute Scandal Blows Through University
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a university figure accused of misusing funds and delaying support for students. It mentions a benefactor, a policy debate, and funding gaps affecting education while hinting at governance failures and deadlines. The piece names no clear person or institution due to garbled text.
Jury Drawn in Big Hawaiian Jury Panel
The panel for the trial includes many Hawaiians with multiple challenges and excusals. Names such as Kwai Tou Beardslee J Inch Ben Naukana Mahanty and others appear while vehicle disturbances on Milllant Street prompt police to block traffic near the courthouse. The long list notes numerous challenges and a high share of Hawaiian or part Hawaiian jurors as proceedings continue.
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Isbwige
W. B. Roth
Canwe
Kwal Pong
JB. Goldstone
J. M. Ala
J. M. Boyd
B. Hoyle
Doyle
E. Frasher
Milliant Street
Milltant Street
Kwai Tou
FW. Beardslee
J. K Inch
Ben Naukana
Iee Mahanty
W. Eardalen
J. B. Carden
Carden
W. D. Adama
Adame
J. Weary
Jace
C. D. Douglaxk
Mile Parkhurat
FW. Macfarlane, Jr
W. J. Avatin
Benito Guerrero
C. A. G. Macrtens
BE. Ln Starrett
C.H. Ramsay
Dreler
Ali
Frater
RS. Mahenly
D. Douglass
Trage Meet Preparations Draw Local Teams
Athletes brace for the big Trage meet at Boyan Pledd tomorrow with St Louis College Mills Institute Normal School and others entering teams. Dark horses loom as entries reach limit and a band has agreed to perform bringing local excitement to the championship event.
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Eadh
Boyan’ Pledd
House at Work Delays as Congress Convenes at Kapolant Park
The House assembly delayed in Committee of the Whole during an afternoon session at Kapolant Park as lawmakers prepared for the day’s agenda. A cable from Midway advised that the U S S Irequote and the schooner Chas. L. Woodbury arrived in good condition with no ashore details yet learned. Later dispatch said all aboard were well and a man lost overboard near Kauai was named Clarke.
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Kaplolant Park
Midway
Chas. L. Woodbury
Woodbury
Kaual
Clarke
Crabbe
Sam Johnson
Gerrht Wilder
Wilder
Japanese Immigrant Issue Splits Local Press Denying Links
Editor Blhosawa defends stance amid heated talk on Japanese immigrants. He claims he cannot back the Conwul movement and favors public open debate within the Japanese community, arguing local authorities should handle the matter and urging a fight among their own ranks.
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Lanink
Htosawa
Navy Docks Quiet As Ships Sail From Port
The navy docks resumed their quiet routine as the Ranger heads to Cavite with crew assigned across Asiatic stations and ammunition for Oregon and Wisconsin. The Sherman carries 1550 souls with the Ninth Infantry band and 1022 enlisted men aboard. The cruiser Boston departs for San Francisco en route to Portland Exposition, attracting local crowds for farewell views.
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Ulleesnval Wensels
Navy
Bear
Uncle Bam
Ranger
Cavite
Asiatic
Oregon
Wisconn
Sherman
Ninth Infantry
Sher
Pasengera Mre
Boston
San Francico
Litte
San Francinco
Portland Exposition
Puget Sound
The
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Attacks Like Vena Runs Like Mongoose
Letter from M. C. Stewart arguing over fees and publicity in legal matters. He contends officials press for printing support while denying payment, and recalls giving free services to help county litigation. He challenges accusations of graft and defends his stance against fee demands.
Legislative loan bill debate raises island construction sums
The Hawaii Legislature moved through Senate Bill 3 in committee of the whole, boosting general appropriations across the Islands. Notable changes include raising Hilo government building from 25,000 to 40,000 and increasing Lihue court house and jail funds, while Honolulu wharf extension funding of 800,000 was deferred.
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Jas
Gordon Spencer
Honolulu
Holstein
Hilo
N. Kona
Rive
Lihue
Kauni
New Fiction Featured in The Saturday Bulletin Preview
A story on Thompson’s latest work and a photo of the Zoo’s new arrival headline the preview. An automobile party led by H P Baldwin and Governor Carter traveled from town to Kahuku Walalua and back in five and a half hours. Tenniki Malt pleaded guilty to adultery before Judge Dole. Nakagawa admitted peonage. sentencing set for Monday.
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T Zoo
Thompson
H. P. Baldwin
J. P. Cook
A. A. Young
Governor Carter
Kahuku
Walalua
Nakagawa
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