Honolulu Weekly Circulation Notes and Public Notices
The document records circulation figures for the Honolulu Evening Bulletin Weekly and notes the Maui edition distribution. It includes notarial attestations, dates in November 1905, and mentions various local officials, publishers, and civic items such as Navy arrival references and public notices.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Muckus
Miuritiner Mininger
Hultetin
Trompany
Lei
Hyemiie Bhatetin
Evening Bulletin
Mawall
Tags Bulletin Pinlibhing Co
Ty G. Mocks
Tivsinves
Insurance Supervision Debate Draws City Officials
The Chamber of Commerce backs federal supervision of key insurance firms while New Jersey and New York investigators press for oversight. Local business leaders hesitate to explain loyalty to Dryden down, whose position marks a pivotal moment amid a reform push. Senator Dryden is cited as a knowledgeable figure amid the power bill exposure.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
Dryden Dow
Seustor Dryden
Fragmented OCR Letter Warns on Federal Control and Finance
An OCR read of a densely packed editorial discusses Federal control of great reparation funds and the impact on finance and Wall Street. It argues that government bonds and policy holders shape fortunes, urging caution about national management of funds and the loss of private enterprise profits.
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Thor
Heinewraeer
Cherelope
Hegartinen
Holubod
Ant Babar
Garros
Wallatreet
Polley Holter
Plered and Frikaite Face Unclear Allegations at Local Meeting
Fragmented text mentions Plered and Frikaite with unclear reference to a Dale family and a stated concern about honesty. The passage is garbled, lacks coherent facts, and provides no verifiable names, dates, or events to confirm a concrete news item.
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Dale
Dinate
Raont
Nugertiia
Ahyuld
Ieee Rion
Appointment struggles shadow the New York Attorney General race
Fragmented discussion centers on who will succeed Andrews as Attorney General. Pe Lees Louie and a potential reformer backed by the governor surface as frontrunners, while others argue for Proster or a younger, loyal insider. Rumors swirl about internal support, political leverage, and affiliations shaping the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenge Aherne
Antarney Gener
Andrews
Pe Lees Louie Tyy
AiThene
Logan
Generel
Ma Jong
Peters Wae
Reuters
Genera S Department
Ballon
Carter
Hawaiien ‘Trust
Anerrom
Mathin
Meulmain
D. Rewtins
Contested Hawaii Loan Act Letters From Carter to Governor
A Honolulu letter exchange discusses the 1900s loan act, the Organic Act provisions, and the governor’s veto power. Carter argues the governor must implement the law, while addressing legislative authority, appropriations, and constitutional duties with references to sections 48 49 and 55. The correspondence emphasizes adherence to the loan act despite political disagreement.
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Monolulu
T. H
Minx
George HR
Carter
Hayeal
Honolulu
Havidis
Lonn
L.A. Thurston
Thurston
Full Record on Lualualei Lot Matter at Tongzhi Inquiry
Pratt recounts the Longstanding Lualualei lot dispute with Howler Bowler, detailing inspections, appraisals, and legal handling. Bowler’s failure to meet terms led to forfeiture and auction, where J. Galt won, netting Bowler a profit while the building changed hands amid agency debates and attorney opinions.
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Tongzhi
le Mess Candio
Peter
Howler
Hie
Pratt
Te Lavinia
John Liews
T. Lyone
Land Office
Bowler
McCundivie
Tioan and
Lyons
Lucan
Lucas
Rowler
Childy
Wratt
Gov
A. GM
Robertson
McCunchean
J. J. Galt
Hawaiian Trust Co
Murphy
Henchman of
McCandleas
The
Trust Co
Legislative Loan Bill Dispute Cited by Court Opinion
Supreme Court Justice Hartwell writes for the court in the case of J Alfred Magoon executor versus Pioneer Mill Co Ltd. ejectment seeking recovery of half an acre and damages. The letter from Le M Candless urges carrying the loan act to fund island road and welfare projects while noting partial reappropriation and Governor legislative limits. The decision overrules frivolous exceptions in the ejectment action.
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Perene
Hawaii
Maui
Molokai
Lana
Kauai
Camparh
Hue
le M'Candless
Juyn
Supreme Court
Hartwell
J. Alfred Magoon
Thin Ploneer MI Co. Ltd
Policcion of Alait
Queen's Hospital Implements Pay Patient Department Features
The Pauahi Annex adds a modern Operating Room, anesthetic and bathroom facilities with portable baths and elevator service. Private rooms range from $2.50 to $3.60 per day. Physicians may place patients. admission requires payment arrangements or deposits. Applications for admission are at the Superintendent’s office located at Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
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Queen's Hospital
Pauahi
Hpital
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
the Hospital
Geo
W. Smith
Cretary
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King Street
Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
Wallace R. Farrington
Pustafioe At
Powliesish
Territory of Hawaii
PH Burnett
Notary Public
Alasha
Haienimninan
Lnaer
McCandines
Tremorlaine
Aeolian
Maine
Juatton
Pewallin Solitiere
Deere
Pixley
Mawatt
Cepitine
Lb, Kerr & CO. Ltd
Alakea Street
Tak Andrews Diag
Tita
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Ehlers
Chamatnr
Hanotivin
Haweil
Sean
Tapon
Uniter
Territory of
United
Lualualei
Lot
Crystal Springs
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Bulletin Pub
Haleiwa
Oahury
Weather Report
U. 8
Weather Bureau
Dow Point
Muller
A. McC. Ashley
Standard Literature
Bhakesne
Limy Dumas
Morocco
Jalzac
Charies Berocco Sens
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Thackeray
Vo, Lyon
Fort and Hotel
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