Distribution audits for May 12 1909 Hawaii daily weekly
Articles discuss circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly Evening Bulletin in Honolulu Hawaii, with sworn statements by Duttetin Publishing official Hockus. The text blends editorial humor about Philippine events, political roles, and appeals for honest voting and civic unity amid election fundraising concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of Hawaii
Monoluta
Mwland
Oana
Hockus
Duttetin Publishing Company, Limited
Popoven
Tuesdie Party
Bullatuy
G. Hockus
Burnett
Nutary Cully
Territory of
Hawaii
Dictators Nor Grafters in Honor City Campaign
An elector voices concern about nominations, arguing voters reject grafters and dictators. Delegates deem the warning wise, stressing that party loyalty risks defeat and weakening governance. The piece critiques a clique claiming limited, “representative” leaders and laments disengaged youths.
Brown Gaining Strength For Sheriffship
A local political inquiry shows Arthur M. Brown gaining support daily for the sheriff nomination. Opinions from party insiders vary, with some favoring Brown and others backing Crabbe or Jolson as administration influence shapes the race. Delegates reportedly shifting loyalties as Brown gains momentum in the convention fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Brown
Brown
Conserv Sti
Clarence Cratte
Bam Jolson
Crattha
Crabbe
Dou
Bam Johnson
Crabbo
Songbird Go On Open Air Concert Tour From Santa Cruz
A group of city musicians under Bonny Cunhe will depart May 23 for Santa Cruz to perform open air concerts at Tent City. The lineup includes Benny Cunha, J. B. Ellis, Geo Kelaluhi, Geo Kia Nahalelua, Wm. Benjamin Jones, and J Colburn at the Beach Hotel venue. The House of Representatives convened at 3 PM to address the Salary bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Santa Crus
Bonny Cunhe
Benny Cunha
J. 8
Ellis
Geo
Kelaluhi
Kia Nahalelua
Benjamin Jones
J. ¥. Colburn
Rewire Bill Moves Through House on Third Reading
The House of Representatives debated the loan tenure and adjourned. Amendments proposed to Hawaii road and bridge funding were tabled, with discussions on county government costs and a $1,500 mosquito destroyer program for Hawaii. Scientific concerns about opae and mosquitos were noted, and the governor's recommendation for the mosquito control appropriation was adopted for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenaure
Thin Tortna
Nini
Rep
Kantho
Hawaii
N. Ko
Puna
John Moore
Honokane
Wailoka Imall
W. Olen
Frank Howe
Hattian & Weight
Strichen
To Hee
Maul
Molokwi
Geral
Howme Committee On Public Health
Jordan
van Dine
Han Coma
Han
Magoon Himself Takes the Stand in Kamalo Case
Magoon testifies about the Kamalo case history involving Hustace, Earnest transfers, and actions against Egan and Foster. He details stockholder interests, court motions, and the aim to recover the Kamalo judgment, with fee arrangements and possible property transfers discussed as means to satisfy debts.
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Mona
Reoent
Ation
Maxoon
McMahon
Supreme Court
Withensen
Ballou
Dee Ve
Smith
Megoon
Prac Hce
Hitchcock Et A. Va
Foster Hustace
Egan
Kamalo
Plaintif
Henohall
Humphreys
Humphreys Magoon
Magoon
Paul Neus
Henshall
Davis
Magon
Huslace
Hurlace
Dee
Kanialo
Hus Lace
Levy
Foster
Dew
Rann
Porrible
Hustace
Pawaa
Maron
Tha Oe
Tories
Bee
Kamala Company
Bean
Honolulu
Magoon Alno
Spa Hult Tote
Tevy
Molokat
Ban
Ded
Maroon
Costa
Nas Hustace
Kamals
Canhier
Huntace
Ryan
Foater
Robertson
Kamal
Hin
Hgan and
Fontor
Shirt Waists in Spring Line at Bishop o Sale
The store promotes a spring line of shirt waists focusing on style fit and wear. It emphasizes that customers know the name and offers varied prices and styles, noting stock details and the chance to find desired descriptions in the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Mets
Mrs Brown Dies Veteran Schoolteacher
Mrs C K Brown longtime Royal School staff member died at 2:40 am after illness. She was widow of the late G R Brown and resided with Mrs P Cummings at Pawaa. The notice notes her long service and decline from illness. Local window displays market Florida dynasty items and blank books by Bulletin Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C.K. Brown
Royal Bchool
P. Cummings
Pawaa
Miro
Brown
G. R. Brown
Florida
Dyneden
McChryde
Twland
Kaual
Fort Streat
Hall & Son
Bulletin Publicing Company
Mongolian Vessel Delayed by Stowaway and Health Check
The Mongolia encountered a three hour delay entering Honolulu harbor due to a Japanese stowaway found aboard after Yokohama departure. A female passenger resisted quarantine inspection, provoking clashes with health officials and crew. Health authorities searched cargo holds for the stowaway as officers prepared to detain him for final medical clearance. The ship docked at Hackfeld's wharf later in the day with 999 passengers and 7622 tons of cargo, including 410 steerage and 164 through cabin travelers. The voyage noted includes notable passengers and naval officers on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustace
O” Magon
Lightfoot
Magoon
Ballou
Dee Smith
Magoon Kind
Hallow
Ald Lightfoot
Kamala Bugur Co
Iady Dansenger
Mongolia
Hackfeld's
Firat
Pasenger
Emma Smith
U. S
Indy
Sinclair
Japan
Yokohama
Dai Nippon
Pursor Rennie
Tim
Wolf
San the Wessel
Hackfeld
Steamakin Company
Malacca
Miller
Manila
J.B. Craven
U. Bong Sawyer
Capt .N
San Francino
H. D
von Bray
Countes von Bray
Pierre Lorillard Jeyson
Frou Capitalist
Kinjiro Hira
Oman
Asiatic Station
States
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Gulletin Publishing 60, Ltd
Allace A. Farrington
Econd
Wet Pal
Sigel
Hanelulu
Aifelat
Taft
United States
Philippines
Wright
Me. Wright
Becrriary
Alr
Taft Cukine
Wood
Tien
oMee
Songbird
WIL
House of Representatives
L. B. Kerr &Co, Td
Alakea St
Sele
Eukora
ANG Loan Association
Judd Building
uBio
Marquise
Alo
B. F. Ehlers & Co
Good Goods
Mrs, Brown
Garland
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
George A. Martin
Merchant BT
Next Post Office
Pacific Import Comp
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