Evening Bulletin circulation report 1905 Hawaii edition
The document details the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin circulation figures for October 1905 in Hawaii, noting island coverage, weeks counted, and publishers such as Hawaii Publishing Co. The text includes sworn statements by a notary and refers to distribution across Oahu and Hawaii Island, with references to editors and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianolulu
Oahu
Bocks
Hhesinway
Hnelvtin
Molony
Kati
Te Feet Ornsment
le Pone
Mage
de True
Ferret
Muletin
Evening Bulletin
Thesdor
BOF
Island of
Hawaii
Guerantend
Avera Elreu
Bulletln Punlisming Co
Hockus Dusinnse
Mohonk Speakers And Hawail Treaty Talk Spars
A Mohonk conference discussion focuses on the Hawaii Labor Day event and remarks by W R Castle and other figures. The text debates immigration policy, Chinese entry limits, and public reaction in Hawaii, noting tensions between local leaders and wider national views. The piece highlights concerns about maneuvering public opinion and the influence of press reports on policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Castle
Doremus Scudder
China
Hawaii
Leland
Comaillane
Hamel
Hawey
W. KR. Caxtle
Mrr
Kinewich
Kincaid
Wiearpar
Lair
Association Endorses Against Carters Wish
A Bar Association meeting debated the reevaluation of Judge We J Robinson and a motion to remove Guardian Carter. Discussion cited good faith, duties, and potential removal, with Magoon, Kinney, and Knight leading arguments. The session focused on whether Carter should be removed or retained and continued into the next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Antwe Hobbson
My McClanalan
McClanahan
W. J. Rotinson
We J Robinson
Territory of
Hawaii
Ste Poetettey
United States
Meliunanan
Epielal
Carter
Kinney
Magoon
Guardian
Jake
Low
Hytile
Coats Magoo
Ballou
A Ladies Hosiery Talk on Newlines and Durability
A vintage advertisement extols new hosiery lines with claims of superior wear, comparing pricing, material quality, and comfort. It lists several item numbers including Mercerized Lisle in black and white variations, gauze liste, and lace options, urging readers to try theBetter value and lasting wear.
Dredger Begins Actual Work on Honolulu Harbor Project
The Pacific dredging company starts full operation to deepen Honolulu harbor. Superintendent W A Connor leads the crew of 45 with chief engineer W D Logan. The Pacific aims to remove about 15 000 cubic yards every 24 hours, with a ten month to year completion forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacifico
Honolulu
Imenlaras Loi
Eitier
Sean
W. A. A. Connor
San Fendnce Beblge Co
W. D. Logan
Heattie
Tuter
Clatis
Tie Pacific
Drelger
Atlante
Atier
Dopomle
Fe Bola
Otanon Wonder joins FP Bylva in libel suit against Hattie Kyhva
Libel suit filed by FP Bylva known as Otanon Wonder seeks divorce from Hattie Kyhva. Trial reveals alleged three year period of separation and repeated assaults, with further details outlining threats and violent conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP Bylva
Otanon Wonder
Joe Ha
Welles
Itive
Terry
Mal Pareten
Honolulu
Aston Lahing
Honodary
Alvo
Captain Connor Leads International Water Refinery Crew
Fragments describe a hard working crew at a water refining operation. The lowest paid worker earns a modest monthly sum while a top foreman draws a significant allowance. Captain Connor stands out for his duties and paid status, with dispatches noting his role and global experience.
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Cutcher
Connor
States
Worl
Hawaii Arbor Day Plans Highlight School Programs
Arbor Day events span high schools and Kalutian School with Governor Carter and Professor Beatt speaking. The Kalulani program mirrors indoor and outdoor activities including songs recitations and tree related lessons. Students study Arbor Day origin by Sterling Morton and celebrate with classroom and grounds displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Proformor Beatt
Kalttian
Mra
Nina J. D. Frasher
Addres Ty Mre Kasher
Perelpal
J. Sterling Marton
Bony
Kululani
Walter F. Frear
Anna i Tucker
Kalulant School
Nebraska
J 'Sterling Morton
Secretary of Agriculture
Haleiwa Limited Train Leaves Haleiwa for Honolulu
Train schedule notice advertises the Haleiwa Limited a two hour service from Haleiwa to Honolulu. Tickets and information available at Oahu Railway stations and Trent Company offices. The Sunday timetable shows departure at 8 22 a m and return arrival at 10 10 am in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahu
Trent Co
Haleiwe
King
Honolulu
Queen's Hospital Pay Patients Rates and Admission Rules
The Queen's Hospital outlines pay patient accommodations and rates for private rooms 2.50 to 3.50 per diem, and surgical fees from 5 to 18. Private patients may stay under their own physician but pay their doctor separately. Admission requires two weeks of advance payment, with rules about private rooms and hours arranged with the Superintendent at Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hospital
Pauahi
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
Geo. W. Smith
Benson, Smith & Co
Bishop
C. Brewer & Co
Pees Brewer
List of names from Pertur Mauna Loa report
Readable fragments from Keng nd Kauporte dated Nov 3 5 40 to 6 7 listing numerous individuals including Hutching Mrs Hutchine Dreier Mrs Dreier Norris Rev Kauhane Mrs Schnoor Arnemann Mrs Roy Blepten Cook Leinder Dodge Campbell McWayne Bendt Picker Derago Gibby and others.
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King Street
Bulletin Publishing Go, Ltd
Wallace F. Farrington
Katwrud
Borieiow
Mowe Tula
Pee
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Tornigt
Poripaid
Forview
Hawai
Tseal Getaber
Ap Ls
Penernett Notary Puble
Mopelutu
County of Dady
Territory of Hawaii
Boston
Cooper
Harald Ie
Uate
News of di
America
Maweath
Riaiail Fe Agate
Furte Whistler
Connne
Alfaire
Kerr & Co, Ltd
Alakea Street
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Cor
Tata
Ehlers
Dredger
Iit
MANOR
Standard Literature
Morocco
Balzac
Hawthorne
Hugo
Poe
Guizot
France
Vale
Gibbon
Rome
Dickens
Ruskin
Scott
Thackeray
W. C. Lyon 00, Ltd
Fort and Hotel Bts
St. Z
Crystal Springs
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Haleiwa
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Wil
Kalulani
Rimperor
Katulani School
Voutaking
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