May 1905 Daily Bulletin circulation sworn summary
Territory of Hawaii sworn statement shows the daily and weekly circulation of the Evening Bulletin and Daily Bulletin for May 1905. Figures list Saturday 2358, Monday 2195, Tuesday 2120, Wednesday 2120, Thursday 2122, Friday 2108 with weekly totals and an average daily circulation of 2188. Notary public certification dates to May 1906.
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Honolulu
Wand
Oxhu
G. G. Hockus
Nuainess
Foe Bulletin Publishing Company
Lim
Pepowen
Evening Bulletin
Mawali
Apie Bulletin
Punlissing 6, Ltd
Ry C. G. Bockus
Bus
Mer
Memorial Day and Wars of Today Reflections on Courage
A reflective editorial arguing Memorial Day should honor both past and present sacrifices. It notes volunteers from all nationalities faced hardships in defense of homeland, compares Civil War feats to modern dangers, and stresses duty and faith in the face of certain death. The piece critiques pacifism and urges reverence for those who defend freedom.
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Les Four Lens
Hobson
Port Arthur
Legislature Ends After Adjournment and Vetoes
The extra session closed after the governor informed both houses of approval or veto on various items. It covered appropriations for health and public works, Leprosy stamps, Kona Orphanage support, and hospital funding, with Senate and House votes and notable debate over salaries and district needs. The session concluded with mutual congratulations and a final adjournment.
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Inernoe
Custony
Senate
Molokat
Bertlement
Tarritor
Eaven
Thin Kins
Hitlanifon
Haigh
Munen
John Brown
Saul
Marchant Hospital
Mat
Hawaii
Hilo
Witet
Mualilant Hospital
Maul
Generou
Hubke Erlater
Wiluin
Kadal
Lihue
Sonu
Honea
Department of Justice
Utacourt
Makiki Cemetery
Renate
Hou
Jtem
Wailuku
Kahotul
Bente
Lahaina
Thin
Board of Health
Act
Dickey
McCandless
House
Rick
IC Ie
Dutier
Tm Wen
Hawaii Ag
South Kona
Kohala
Pann
Hana
Ipto
Hamakualoa
Kanal
Manalel
Motokat
Carter
Moe
Hotteo
Wihories
Kaleinya
Rep
Cooly
Cox
Kantha
Waterhouse
Sheldon
Isenberg
Benate
Et Rt
Menberg
Mauna Loa voyage reports earthquake shocks and eruptions
Reports from the steamer Mauna Loa describe ninety heavy earthquake shocks near Kay last Sunday. The volcano eruption on Saturday produced a vent display while significant rain and rough seas affected Kona, Hilo, and Hamakua areas. The voyage carried 6291 pounds of sugar, 20 head of cattle, 181 bags of coffee, 34 inches of bananas, and other cargo as it sailed toward Lahaina.
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Manna
Kay
Fein
Mauna Loa
Kanne
Lahaina
Mugar
Kona
Katt
Hamakua
Transition from horse to motorcar reshapes local transport
In a community debate the horse and buggy lose out as the GALE Automobile at 650 becomes the practical choice. Price, reliability, and daily travel capacity drive the shift from traditional to motor vehicles, with the motorcar favored when costs are similar and a vehicle can cover extensive daily distances.
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Honolulu
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Eveningbul
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
St. Wallace
RA. Farrington
Ceib
Ron
Ehlers
FORD
Car
Wateroome
Marchant Street
Good Goods
Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd
Muna Lol
Pink
George A. Martin
Merchant ST
B. Kerr & Co, Td
Alakea St. Gore
Fort ID Alakea
Mante
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
New York
Pacific Import Comp
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