Bulletin circulation figures and rates 1908 notice
The Hawaii Evening Bulletin lists true circulation figures for the week ending November 1908 including daily and weekly totals. It notes average daily circulation around 2694 and weekly circulation about 2492, with inland Hawaii deliveries totaling 1098 and a combined average of 5186. The document is signed by G G Hock, business manager, and certified by notary FW Burnette.
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Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Omni
Bockof Musicons
Buletin Publishing Company, Limited
Ath Droosen and Enge
Hanime
Evening Bulletin
Hawaii
G, G. Hock
ISEAL
Anno Demint
Burnette
Notary Public
Mrst Judicial Circuit
Republican Ratification and Party Victory Reflections
A fringe commentary discusses Republican triumphs in elections, noting large majorities, divided opposition with Democrats and Home Rulers, and questions why Republicans remain silent. It ponders implications for future debates over delegates, legislation, and possible party realignment after a hard-fought season.
Hill foresees world grain shift and U S under strain
The speaker warns that wheat and other exports will face limits as world demand shifts. By mid century US production must expand for home use and to supply nations, while mining and forest resources wane. He urges conservation and new markets to avoid national decline.
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United States
Froin
Chicago
Trent
Hawai
Conan
Orient Wagrawn Bamet
Governor Carter Seeks Funded Band Revival Plan
Governor Carter cites the Mulletin as support for restoring the band and distributing help from the relief fund. He argues the public will contribute if officials ensure the money serves the intended purpose and the band receives steady support.
Japanese School Problem in San Francisco
Leaks from diplomatic sources show that the school issue involving Japanese children in San Francisco is among the most serious matters facing the United States. The dispute threatens friendly relations between nations and concerns the inland population amid government scrutiny.
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San Francises
United Hates
Hoceenirlly
Federal versus City Authority in San Francisco Japanese School Case
A legal clash unfolds between municipal officials and federal authorities over excluding Japanese children from San Francisco public schools. The debate centers on federal supremacy, constitutional powers, and potential implications for state laws and civil rights, with broader questions for U.S. foreign relations and domestic policy.
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San Francino
United States
Aron
Wolverton
United State
Chewit Court
Ban Francisen Board
Evvcntion
Paette Heights
Butte
Ran Frangixee
Dapanowe Childres
San Francisco
South Carolina
California
New Cure for Dyspepsia Worry Affects Appetite
An early public notice promotes a fire insurance policy as a remedy against loss of home and belongings from fire. It urges keeping nerves steady by reducing worry and claims a small, proportionate sum will guarantee protection under the policy.
Ree nt company on new streets and avenues
A local note lists Ree nt company with newly named streets and avenues including Soecvae Lunaino Street Rapidant Str McCully Street Cor Kinan and Emma Street Meretania air Prospect Street King Brevet Alona Lane Matlock Avenue Nuvany Street and Nuvany Street Ree nt company Soecvae.
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Lunaino
Rapidant
McCully Street
Cor. Kinan and
Emma Street
Meretania Air
Prospect Street
King
Alona Lane
Matlock Avenue
Nuvany Street
For Sale A House in Manoa Valley For Family Use
Real estate listing describes a house in Manoa Valley suitable for an ordinary family. Completion in two weeks offers cash or installments. Details and terms available at the office.
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Manoa Valley
Omall
Remnants Sale Advertises Thousands of Fabrics
On Thursday November 5 thousands of remnants of silks woolens flannels and frieze will be placed on sale. The stock reflects six months of heavy ceiling and offers good value for buyers. A sample is shown in Gurmanka windows.
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Gurmaka
Senator Goeno 15 Prompts Prompt Work for Legislature
Senator elect Wed discusses prompt reports for the Legislature. Mant notes delays in the past and favors ready bills and copies of proposed acts. He mentions an Agricultural College as a key governor plan and a strong campaign argument that the people want it, with the coming session providing a good start.
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Jat Jaw Ik Smite
Lahoud
Republican ‘Territorial Committee
Oumbt
Mantill
Noonday Address by Henry R. Highton on Legitimate Rewards of a Life
Henry R. Highton delivered a Noonday address at Pacific Hardware on work as the legitimate reward of life. He urged young businesspeople to seek wisdom through prayer and work, emphasize virtue over wealth, and align success with moral purpose under God. He warned of temptations and urged self-control, self-improvement, and steadfastness in pursuing honorable careers.
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Henry R. Highton
Pacific Hardware
Windom
Narrow escape as boy almost falls from streetcar
A six to seven year old fails to alight before a streetcar stops on One Bar Joie Street. He leans too far, falls, and narrowly avoids serious injury. A nearby observer, a child’s guardian, rushes from his seat to aid the child as the car halted. The incident prompted a medical examination revealing minor injuries and a cautionary note on safety.
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Tts
Ins
Stultman
Wimdow
Heineth
Portuguese Emigration to Hawaii Hearts Strongly Toward Madeira
Private letters reveal Portuguese Americans optimistic about emigration to Hawaii and Madeira routes. Applicants, aided by steamers, anticipate growing numbers as families seek opportunities. No evidence of barriers. collectors report steady demand and ships available to transport emigrants.
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Irland
Miguel
Madeira
Alec
Hawaii
Civilization
Carter Seeks Band Funds Through Corporate Subscriptions
An unclear note shows Carter proposing to aid a band by having corporations of which he is a shareholder withdraw funds. He offers to subscribe 50 dollars himself and suggests redirecting money to a band fund. The message references not being broke and mentions a disaster context, though details are garbled.
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Ano Doe
Honolwu
Coke Replies to Home Rule Attacks in Nov 1908 Letter
J B L Coke of Walls answers a newspaper attack about Home Rule during the recent campaign. He denies belonging to or aiding the Home Rule party, clarifies his Republican support choices, and refutes a claim of a torchlight procession. He states no participation in meetings or campaign funds and defends his neutrality and intentions.
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Bratie
Metor
Enm
Bern
Homie Rite
Partion
Partis
Werth
Enco
McClaoatan
Varias
Howe
Wallikit
TB. Lyons
Cornwell
J. J
Coke
L. Coke Walaa
Orient bound AMerican Maru passengers arrive Honolulu
The TE KR America Maru from Yokohama arrived yesterday afternoon. Among the travelers were Japanese officials and business figures including Toyo Kisen Kaisha delegates and Consul Jones. Mr Avery and Mrs Avery, with Miss Jones, will proceed to Washington via the United States. Several other Orient visitors and merchants, including Col. Rouborthy, are noted as returning to U.S. posts or duties.
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Yokohama
Abin
Steamahio
Belog
Lowe Toon
Moana
Jones
Sinter
Dalny
Manchuria
Honolulu
Mise Jones
Abeotco
Mle Jones
Bis
Consul Jones
Washington
Canl
Wilwon
T. K.K
England
Nagawaki
H. Tompking
Orient
Col. Rouborthy
Fuinslan
Rotmentin
Vladivoutok
Charme Kr Amice Thanks Voters In Kauai County
Editor Evening Bulletin. Having been duly elected by the voters of the Ninth and Tenth Precincts Manuel Dixtriet for the office of supervisor of public works pledges to serve. He expresses gratitude for the 43 votes from the Ninth Precinct and 62 votes from the Tenth Precinct and vows to advance citizen welfare and county public works in Kauai.
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Evening Bulletin
Elthene
Mumber
Manuel Dixtriet
Wforesaid Aintelot
Vnti
Eltizona
Kaun
Cuiarlme
Amice
Wainitin
Kaual
Nay
Strauss Is Friendly With Incoming Immigration Secretary
The text shows political maneuvering as Secretary A Le Claud Breen negotiates with Preuwer and Meteatt to influence the immigration commission. It claims friendly ties will prevent labor interference and ensure new policies benefit citizens, despite opposition.
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A. le Clau Breen Weilen
Carton
Preuwer
Catstrain
Immiration Commission
May Close Sailors Home Resignation Signals Change
A resignation from the chaplain position and other staff moves prompt talks about closing the sailors home. The board will consider appointing interim leadership as reports indicate shifts in administration and potential disruption of operations.
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Chaplain May
Merwe
Renier
Heer
Anid
Hittlyr
Rome
Allege Court Claim Ties to Afong Family Property
The statement details sworn denials by a person named Mestocker regarding attempts to pressure Mrs. Afong and affect her property rights. It references alleged private family matters, mentions interviews with reporters, and discusses claims of social and financial pressure tied to the Afong estate and a possible reshaping of asset ownership amid scrutiny by the press.
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Bath Heit
Bulletin
San Francisco
Myxall
Afong
Aton
Regan
Ty Wiens
Examiner
Alan
Wits
Trent
Finn
Dapanesh
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Henolala
T. M
the Bulletin Publishing CG. Ltd
Wallace RB. Farrington
Taterea
Tonenolul
U. B
Republicas
Hill
Agriculture
Carter
Toad
Frichits
Alexander
Waikiki Beach
Herteche
Piomeer Sle
Fort ST
Reent Company, Soecvae
Sali
Wanry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Cornet
Bla
Senator Goeno
Highton
Leon
Hoyer
Becaum Wall, Nichole Co., Ltd
Nich
Young
Wall
Nichols To
J. M. Davis
Fort OT
America
J. Lando
Collegian Globes
THE
D&fot
Meriga Maru
Gomes
FRO
Oqonima
Strauss
H.f.wichman &Co
McStocker
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