True and Correct Statement of Circulation for Evening Bulletin
The following in TRUE and CORRECT statement of circulation for the week ending September 29 1905 of the Evening Bulletin. Circulation figures show daily and weekly totals for September including 2140 on Wednesday September 27 1905 2138 on Thursday September 28 1905 226 on Friday September 22 1905 and an average daily circulation of 2187. Weekly Bulletin deliveries on September 20 1905 totaled 223 with 1036 weekly copies delivered on Hawaii island. Guaranteed average circulation is stated by Bell Publishing Loot-BioG Hockts Bur Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
G. Hockos
Bulletin Philsiphing Company
Nally
Mackiy Wadittene
Tha
LRG
Hawai
BELL
Lawson and Wall Street sensational claims on Lawson figure
A fragmentary report criticizes Thomas W Lawson as an erratic sensationalist on Wall Street. It argues his market predictions often failed yet influenced prices and public perception. The piece notes traders’ varied reactions and labels him a controversial figure amid a broader discussion of market psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Law
Sale Lawson
Fae
Boston
Lily
Wtucke
Tirol
Lawson
Agiinet
Wall Street
Lawaun
Peru
Talva
The Sugar Refinery Scandal Ends in Tragic Death
Cronter, director of several sugar refineries in France, faced crippling debts and accusations of mismanagement. After prolonged strain from failed ventures and court pressures, he died by suicide at 86, leaving his family and associates to confront the collapse of a fortune built on the sugar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavia
Amanelareens
Crain
Fie
Suger
France
Cal
Hay
Heart Bay
Almant mI
Celles
Kyun
Cronter
Kirrwitt
Say
di Fecora
Reyp
Tad Sagar
Cronter Hinaelf
Kurene
Torm
Crontes
Altkoweh
le Haures
Paris
Gill
Crowler
Criminal Gases Given New Start On Court Calendar
A chaotic court docket shows Judge Rouined and Judge Libdaay handling arraignments. Defendants including Annie Lake charged with embezzlement and Voksha with murder faced pleas as motions about grand jury validity were argued. Some defendants failed to appear, triggering warrants and forfeit actions.
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Henry Magne
Voksha
Geares
Katunu
Baety
Mddleditch
Bin
de Sielen
Shingawa
van Keokl
Solomon Teli
WH. Knox
Silks For Fall Wear Appealing Line Shown
A Honolulu shop advertises a fashionable range of silks including plaids checks and novelty figures for fall wear. It promises ready access for locals to the same shopping opportunities as mainland friends with tailored fits for waists skirts or dresses and mentions linings and petticoats.
Fragmentary legal notes from midweek arraignments
Incomplete OCR text references a federation worker charged with assault and battery, a defendant named Alungul facing a felony, a perjury arraignment, and Yokomura charged with prebutiling and another with perjury. Continued assignments mention A. M. Robertson defending Hyak. Henry Kapew accused of a beasioment.
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Pale Alngul
Yokomura
Snhel
Wundenberg and Kinney In Parker Katich Case Proceedings
The Parker Katich case continued before Judge Linday with Wandenberg and Kinney questioning witnesses. Kinney alleged fraud in Vandenders’s bid for Sam Parker over Angie Parker, claiming a conspiracy to oust Carter in 1904. Witnesses described bids, land deals, and attempts to influence the Walkoloa land matter for a minor.
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Fred Wanedenihere
W. A. Kinney
Parker Katich
Lindaay
Inga
Toween Kinney
Wandenberg
Ness
Mae Goon
Simons
Watkol
Carter
Parke Ravel
Sam Parker
Kinney
Vandenders
Angie T. K. Parker
Magoat
Magoon
Bam Dareker
Judge Dole III confined by illness halts court session
Judge Dole III of the United States District Court remains bedbound with dysentery though not deemed serious. He ordered the session to continue from this morning until Friday. A steamer Weathersfield carrying coal ran aground near Eloine, delaying travel. A thief discovered with a gold Lux Containing purse valued at 1,000.
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States District Court
Delele
Queen’s Hospital Pay Patient Department Rates
The Pauahi addition provides enhanced operating facilities and services at The Queen’s Hospital. Rates include private rooms from 2.50 to 3.50 per diem and ward patients at 1.00 per diem for patients under hospital physicians. Surgical care pricing ranges 9.50 to 15.00 per day. arrangements can be made with the superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
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Queen's Hospital
Pauahi Am
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
W. Smith
Esamith & Co
Brewer & Co
Was It Public's Business in Gambling Letter to Sheriff
Supersor at large E R Adame wrote a letter to County Sheriff M Brown about gambling in Honolulu. Brown refused to publish it, noting it was personal, not official. Adame and Cox dispute the letter’s origin and authority as a public matter. A supervisor meeting was planned for tomorrow night amid mounting controversy.
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E.R Adame
M. Brown
Honolulu
Brown
Adame
Adams
Cox
Supervioore’ Police Committee
Eo Chilemin
Tekch
Adame’ Fetter
Police
Conuuitien
Furs
Inventory of government lands planned for settlement and lease
Land Commissioner Pratt stated a forthcoming detailed inventory will itemize all government lands, current leases, and future disposals. The tallies show not under lease 400 800.05 acres and total land available for settlement or lease through 1926 at 1 719 100.62 acres. A special table covers annual disposals from 1905 to 1926, with lease expirations and available land.
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Pratt
Bla Sla
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record Sept 30 1905
Real estate entries list various transfers and notes dated Sept 30 1905 from 10:30 to 12 noon. Names include Frank Sylva Antone G Cuohn WM Minton and others with properties handled by First American Savings & Trust Co and Haw Ltd, plus multiple assignments and remarks on conveyances and adjourned dates. Transportation and amusement notices mention Haleiwa Hotel schedule and a two hour Halelwa Limited train on Sundays.
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Prank Sylva
Antone G Cuohn
Saye & Tr Co
Haw Ltd
Minton
Ceeseere
Wit Rank
Thomay McGriffin
Hawn Land & Improt Co Ltd
Koga
Walalua Wine
OR & J. Coto Thos
JB Pillwale
Lewis Jr
Mr T Awg
Maria Pereira
John K Prender
John K
Kelathunw
Awana
Lansing & Co
T M Soares
Jardin
Kamakal
Baby
Elle
Johnwon
Kayal
Charles Guys
Alice M McChesney
John Walker
Oahu
Trent & Co
St Ring Up
Haleiwa
King
Halelwa Limited
Honolulu
Property tract for sale with subdivision potential
Small advertisement states a tract of land containing 120000 square feet is well improved and can be subdivided. Asking price is 2000 dollars cash with the balance on mortgage at a percent. Must be sold.
Monument to Rembrandt to rise in Leyden Holland
A monument to Rembrandt is planned for Leyden, Holland, at the site of the old home owned by the painter's father. The project aims to honor the Dutch master with a commemorative statue to mark his heritage in the city of his birth.
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Rembrandt
Leyden, Holland
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