Honolulu Daily and Weekly Bulletin circulations for May 1905
Sworn statement by publisher shows daily average circulation of 2203 and weekly 2305 for the Evening Bulletin for May 1905. Includes figures for May 10 to May 18 and notes Hawaii island delivery. author mentions plantation quotations and related context.
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Honolulu
Dea
Onn
Hockus
Businees
Ahe Mulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Iay
Fsland
Hawaii
Guaranteed Age
Cg, Bock, Tus
Mar
Walker versus Osler on life span and human potential
In an April Cosmopolitan personal editorial John Brisbane Walker argues that a person free from constitutional defects should reach peak power by sixty, challenging Osler’s and Sperry’s views on aging. Walker contends this plan merits support among readers seeking a bold, ideas driven stance.
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Osler
Sperry
Oberlin College
John Brisbane Walker
Walker
Exclusive Ready Tailored Suits Offered by L B R & Co
The firm announces a grand stock of exclusive suits with unique patterns confined to them. A new cutter is producing flawless garments, promising high class tailoring from L B R & Co Ltd on Alakea Street.
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L. B. R &Cco, Ltd
Alakea St
Walker plan for longevity lessons from Osler Bowery and others
Fragment from a 19th century discussion outlines limits of aging and health. It cites Osler Bowery and Walker as teachers of longevity, urging sleep, fresh air, moderate meals, exercise, and avoidance of worry to extend life. The text extols health laws accessible to the average person and laments overwork and misused modern habits.
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Osler
Bowery
Ark
Minn
Perelet
Ira Lane
Yale
Smalls Howe
Public notice on summer Saturday store closures
Beginning Saturday in June the stores will close every Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock during June July and August to give employees a weekly ball holiday. The notice asks public cooperation and reminds shoppers to complete shopping before the 1 PM closure and mentions NF ENLERS CO and A W JORD.
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NF Enlers & CO. A. W, Jord
Riot Embroils Lahaina As Kinau Expedition Returns
An extended Lahaina riot report details Japanese community unrest after plantation labor clashes. The Kinau expedition landed troops and police patrols were reinforced. One Japanese was killed and several wounded as guards were sworn in to secure labor camps.
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Yabaia
H. Hackfeld
Sherift
Baldwin
Stelkyfers
Boure
Tt. W. Willer
Kaho
Wi RR
Co. Wen
J. B. Cooke
Alexander
Honolulu
J. P. Baldwin
Conantt
Lahaina
Fetlef
Captain Bal
Compan
Walluku
Sheriff Searle Sues Humbug Over Lands Bid
John C. Searle as Sheriff of Hawaii sues August Humburg for $1000 plus costs after a 2049 dollar judgment against the Kohala Hilo Railroad Company. Lands tied to the Kohala Hilo line were sold at public auction, bid in by August Humburg for 1000, but Humburg refused the deed and payment.
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John C. Searle
Hawaii
Haw
August Mumberg
Coats
Beara
Jas. B. Fullerton Ya
Kohala
Hilo
Ower Street Oiling Delay Triggers Self-Pinching Action
Street workers on Holloway and Pongneola plan to fund repairs after Superintendent Holloway says no available appropriation. Deputation advised, residents of Hupeinger Street proceed to cover costs themselves while legal notices reveal mortgage like claims and interest details for a peanut SOFY Hote.
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Roridente
Haseinger Street
Superintendent of Public Works
Holloway
Argument Started By Ballou In Disbarment Case
The Magoon disbarment hearing opened before the Supreme Court this morning with 8 ML Ballou arguing for the Attorney General's Department. Testimony showed contradictory statements and disputed details about retainer fees, bonds, and transfers involving Hustace Robertson and Magoon. The focus remained on whether the transfer and bond plans amounted to fraud and the court's view on Hustace's intent and actions.
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Supreme Court
ML Ballon
Gensral
Hallow
Hintlow
Myoon
Foster
Egan
Hatton
Magoon
Robertson
Dee
Huatace
Karmala Company
Mazon
Hustace
Hottel Chan
Tly Brother
Hictare
Ballo
Kamuto
1. Wm
Belet
Hustace Ly Ratiig
Transft
Meeting of Evangelical Association Opens Annual Hawaii Session
The eighty third annual meeting of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association began this morning at Kawalatau Church with prayer led by Moderators. Welcome by Hon. Litikalant, response by Rev H H Parker, roll completion by Rev L Kakani, committee appointments on business persons reports necrology. Likkalant spoke in regalia, followed by Rev I M Par et. Hawaiian Board met later in the Boston Building to hear the women’s committee report, treasurer's report postponed to Friday.
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Hawaiian Evangelical Association
Kawalatau
H. H. Parker
Kakani
Kev. i. MH. Paret
Ihe
Boston
Tad
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