Dullotin Publishin Company Manager Swears to Statement
Ment swore that the following is a true and correct statement of circulation for the evenings and weekly editions of the Longton Bulletin and Evening Bulletin for dates in September and October. The record lists circulation figures by day, including entries for Monday, Sept. 30 and Tuesday, Oct. 2 through Friday, Oct. 6.
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Farrington
Dullotin Publabin Company, Limited
Tenng
Lrontog
Nmber
Hawaii
Wot Paterergton
Usin Manugar
Bulweribed
Ant
Detter
ASBAL
Anne Danint
Pol Mornett
Notary Punic
Sunday Baseball Clouds Local Park Action and Rules
Sunday baseball details unfold with remarks on teams Avent Miniseeried Tinton and local figures. The piece notes game pacing, crowd mood, and references territory law and public interest while hinting at schedule elements and regional sports culture.
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Ann
Lewin
Atinwal
Shere Wien
Wallachism and Hawaii governance debate prompts action
A fragmented voice argues for Wallach’s plan and criticizing current Territorial leadership. Calls for congressional scrutiny, funding checks, and public accountability to avert perceived misgovernance and safeguard Hawaii’s future under U.S. law.
Honolulu Weather Bulletin Weather Details From 24 Hours
The U S Weather Bureau reports humidity, dew point, and temperature readings with wind velocities and directions for Honolulu. Over the past 24 hours, movement and trends indicate a 200 mile line of movement. summary provided by William A Spockman, Section Director.
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Honolulu
Weloeity S
Noo
WM. A. Spockman
U. S. Weather Bureau
Teeta
Condemnation suit planned for Manuka site title
Advices from Washington indicate a condemnation suit will be started to secure title to the Mahwhite property. It is believed the title is not definite enough to validate Uncle Sam, with boundary issues mainly affecting adjoining property owners who are to be defendants. The owners of the property may not oppose the action, as boundaries are disputed among the parties.
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Hawaii
Akon
Lowe Can
Alile
WUKM
Etinen
Heina
Evers
Thie
United States
Hue
Fielite
Abe
Peltier
Wallach
Ivan
Wankington
Teast
Sam
Motley Satisfied by Governor Frears Reply in Health Case
A crowd and officials discuss the health matter as Notley and Deputy Attorney General Whitney outline next steps. The governor’s response is praised as meeting expectations while further appeals to the Board of Health and related actions are noted. A grand jury is anticipated for the suspect Panjia, with examination waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear
Chas
K. Notley
Ponyne
Notley
Whitney
Henry Palito
Lin
Panhia
Kilohana Art League Appeals for Public Suggestions
Librarian Clydecker of the Public Archives invites suggestions to entitle a monument marking the site of Hawaii’s first constitution. The note requests ideas from interested residents, noting a historic Hawaiian Crobutton Day event and urging community input for the commemorative inscription and placement.
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Maui
Scotland
San Cothmtaston
United States
Board of Commissioners
Ala
Walia
Aketeh
Clydecker
Pablle Archives
Hiritish Raval Litehut Inalacation Experiments Reported
Consul Athen Haleteat details experimental setup for a project involving three engines mounted on platforms at siting locations in Checoant and nearby towns. A fourth unit with a Weal 9 engine is planned but likely not placed due to safety and facility constraints.
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Athen Haleteat
Dirmingham
Syator
Salle
New Born Babes At Settlement Will Be Saved
The Leper Settlement nursery is nearly finished with capacity for twenty eight infants and modern care appliances. The institution aims to remove newborns from contagion risk and place them in the order of care nearby. Foundations for the General Hospital are laid, with twenty four beds and necessary rooms, located at the foot of the Tall Kalnupapa side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourdery
General’ S Hospital
Krownd
Leila
Te Tall
Kalnupapa
Pythian Sisters Entertain with Cards and Chowder
The K of P hall hosted a Pythian Sisters gathering last evening with over one hundred couples attending a progressive euchre session for an hour. Prizes were awarded, including a beautiful carved pine Masel won by Mrs HW Bowen and the hot stove prize taken by Alexander Pritt of the Rapid Franait Company. The event was organized by Mrs Whitehearl and others as the committee for the evening.
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HW. Bowen
Alexander Pritt
Rapid Franait
Met
Mra Whitehearl
Dirs
Binknell
Ay Avene
Are Devilit
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Wallace R. Farrington
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United States Congress
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Kaliupapa
Mawall
Crile Roeks
Weber
Dennis
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Hawait
Kilauea
Che Oun
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Henry Waterhouse Trust, Company, Ltd
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Manuka SiTt
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Hunley
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Limited
Corner Fort
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Alexander Young Cafe
Alexander Young Bldg
E. M. Taylor
L. B. Sperry
Y.M.C.A. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Beretania
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Union
Charles D. Walker
King St
Eagle Dyeing and Cleaning Works
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Sang Chan
McCandless Bbilding
P.O
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Omice
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Worner Hotel
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