Daily Bulletin circulation figures and a political note in Hawaii
The record cites circulation totals for the Evening Bulletin daily and weekly editions from Oct 27 to Nov 7 1900 with an average daily figure of 2423 and 2488 for weeklies, followed by a public political reflection on local elections and officials, mentioning voters, candidates, and public sentiment in Oahu Hawaii. It names A C Hockus as manager and Anna Pomini as Notary Public.
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Hawai
Honolulu
Oahu
Hockus, Burinees Mangger
Bulketin Publishing Company, Limited
Evewing Bulletin
Hawaii
van Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
A. C. Hockus
Biatheas
Anna Pomini
PW Burnette
Alivy Horie
Oat County election split ends Sheriff race tie
In Oat County voters delivered a split ticket result that defeats Sheriff W. W. Harris and tilts power to a Republican Board of Supervisors. The defeated Brown-Kiel ticket aimed to create a Democratic Sheriff with Republican oversight, while the leather of the campaign blamed the voters for the outcome.
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Oat
Buninenstan
Telit Agather
Watsets
Brown— Kiel Ht
W. W. Harris
Aplit
Ib Owl
Brown
Republican Committee
Imersly
Fatto
Conan Aly
Werner
Hawalian American Opportunity in Territorial Campaign
A fragmented editorial warns Hawaiian American factions about threats to county governance. It asserts outside influence and internal betrayal aim to dislodge the American system, urging vigilance before the January deadline and urging unity against perceived political wolves.
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Onlin
Oana
Hawaii
Kuhio's Increased Majority Secures Victory
Partial returns from the other counties show Delegate Kuhio’s election victory is certain. The overwhelming support is seen as a special endorsement of what he has accomplished for the Territory.
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Kuhla
Republicans in 10wer and other era party shifts
Republicans hold the territorial government as Democrats falter in gaining power. The piece notes party dynamics, election stakes, and efforts to broaden county operations and improve governance. It highlights the Republican advantage in Oahu, Maui, and Kanal regions and calls for broader party reforms to secure control.
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AlMhotien
Twa Coutinee
Republiet
Democratie Muine
Lewes
Oahu
Mavi
Kanal
Megabtteea
Deny Connection With Beef Trust Reveals Court Plea
The defendants Eric Knudeeon of Kaul and Harry von Holt of Honolua denied the beef trust allegations in court yesterday. They asserted a general denial of the complaint and claimed no sale of cattle to the Metropolitan Meat Company. They stated their business at Kawai serves local consumption and that their activities were unrelated to the alleged trust.
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Eric Knudeeon
Kaul
Harry von Holt
Honolua
Metropolitan Meat Company
Kawai
Peruna Promised Cure For Grippe Aftereffects
A reader notices Peruna as a remedy for lingering grippe symptoms such as hacking cough fatigue indigestion and systemic catarrh. Testimonials from Horatio Goes Ernestine Durocher and others claim complete cures and rapid improvement after several bottles, praising Peruna as a trusted remedy and endorsing its use for post grippe weakness and related ailments.
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Weilent
Peruana remedy praised in old testimonial note
A testimonial praises Peruana for curing long lasting head and stomach catarrh. The writer details severe symptoms, prior unsuccessful remedies, and eventual relief after regular use. The note mentions a brother’s recommendation and lists distributors in Honolulu and Hebron Drug Co. Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Benson, Smith” @ Co
Hebron Drug Co
Mawail
Beef market claims swirl in Hawaiian Island dispute
Plaintiffs allege independent traders and stockholders conspire to fix cattle prices while denying import restrictions. Defendants deny involvement in beef sales or price manipulation as federal authorities pursue enforcement. The Army reports rapid rifling advances complicating ballistics analysis.
Wailuku District Supervisor Election Narrowly Won
In Honolulu dispatches Kaine defeated Cornwell for Wailuku District Supervisor by five votes as Republicans push a straight party line across the district. Home Rulers suffer defeats while Republicans claim a solid tenacity in the region.
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Watlinks
Wil Fella
Honolulu
Simul
McClanahan
Notley
Molokai
Kaine
Cornwell
Wailuku
Cieebe
Walthall
Allent
Mainland Elections Sees Republican Lead in New York and Casts Local Races
Early returns show Hughes winning by a large margin outside Greater New York with a 124000 edge and Hearst leading in the city by about 78000. Democrats acknowledge defeat as rural districts elect Tammany’s judiciary while Chanier looks set for lieutenant governor. California support favors the Republican ticket with Langdon the Independence League candidate also noted.
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San Francisco
Cal
Greater
New York
Cave Hughes
Hearst
Hugh Tammany
Tigher
Chanier
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