Hawaii Evening Bulletin circulation and political commentary
The document outlines the Hawaii Evening Bulletin weekly and daily circulation figures for October and September 1906, noting totals for island delivery and guarantor circulation. It also includes a lengthy political endorsement by G. Bockus urging support for the Republican Delegate candidate, with critique of Cuba annexation stance and calls for party loyalty.
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Oan
Bockus
Musinems
Bulletin Publishing Company
Limitid
Bree Tug Bulletin
Evening Bulletin
Hawaii
Pat Bulletin Punlishing ‘Co
Teron
Tawail
U.S
Republican Party
U.B
Formau
United Sint Congress
Uh B
Lane Deatvel
Jareten Os F.de
Smarty Aed
Cuba
Lage
Mawallan Smvrionns
Hopper
Pory
Democrats and Cuban Annexation Debate in Hawaiian Planters
Fragmented remarks critique Cuban annexation stance and Hawaii Planters Association. The letterpress discussion questions Democratic support for annexation and queries policy alignment with the administration. The piece reflects local political sentiment on territorial issues and presidential Cuban policy.
Serious charge against Ila posted for drunken conduct
Patrol inspector Hare reports a complaint against Ila Hawkplaner regarding drunken conduct. Jd Kakant allegedly opened a letter written by High Sheriff Henry, who had planned the matter. Postmaster Pukow is cited in the case.
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K Tae
Pukow
Kakant
Sherif Henry
Line
Kakaul Vbarees
Heary
Exchange Committee Recommends Certificate Based Trades
A Stock Exchange committee reports on reissuing and adopting the use of "vault" certificates for broker transactions. It urges that exchanges between brokers, buyers, and sellers rely on certified documents, eliminating stamped certificates that imply loan status. The Exchange adopts the committee’s ruling and directs corporations to use these non stamped certificates.
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Stach Exchange
Talay
Ant Sulivery
Cortitienton
Local Territorial Officials and Deputies Featured in Delegation List
A partial roster lists multiple territorial and county officials including F. Chillingworth, L. P. Castro, A. Hughes, K. Kaleopuu, W. Rawlins, J. A. Hughes, Sheriff A. M. Brown, County Attorney W. Cathcart, County Treasurer F. Waterhouse, County Clerk K. Kalauokalani Jr., County Auditor James Bicknell, Supervisor W. Harris, C. Dwight, A. Gear, C. Hustace Jr., Koolau, Waianae, Waialua, Ewa, Koolau-poko, Walalua, and deputies such as Henry Vida, Frank Pahia, Oscar Cox, and John Fernandez.
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Congress
Kalananaole
Territorial Senate
F. Chillingworth L
McCandless
W. C. Smith
Dintriet Dh
KALEO
Long E.W. Quinn
Rawlins A
Castro John A. Hughes
Kaleiopuhon
Kanihonui
H.W. Leleiwi
John L
Pago
A.M
Brown
W. Cathcart
P. Waterhouse
Kalauokalani
James Bicknell
Executive Committee to coordinate dealings with corporations
The executives named Hamenibere and ety Hike are part of a committee to arrange matters with corporations. The group, known as the Executive Committee, includes members such as Heens, dF. Morgan and RW. Shi tle, and will compete on WD to advance their agenda.
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Hamenibere
Elen F
Exenange
Aet
Ehdeavor
Executive Committee
WD. Heens
Df. Morgan
Shi
Buford to Convey Sheridan to Coiled Mission Coast
Buford will accompany the Sheridan to assist if needed during travel from the coast. The plan includes rapid readiness and potential emergency support if the Slocum voyage proceeds toward Honolulu. The Sheridan will depart soon once arrangements are confirmed.
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Phe Bufent
San Francisco
Buford
Honclulu
Popalie
Stolen Goods Found in a Pawn Shop
A pawnshop in Matthews reported recovered items believed stolen from a residence. Police indicated recent burglaries linked the possession of napkin and lubricant items to the same suspect, described as a Chinese burglar. Prosecution attempts to identify the man through shop records.
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Matthews
Charles Hustave
Police seek burgling suspects amid patrols in town
A fragment describes police efforts to identify and capture men behind recent burglaries. It notes police cooperation with the Marin paper and the Japanese incident used to discredit authorities, while stressing ongoing city efforts to curb petty crime and arrest suspects.
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Marin Paper
Poliow
Fontan
Aersante
Pollee
Leven
Aml
Kohala Road Supervisor Debate Leaves Question on Wild Animal
A heated Kohala County meeting centered on a road supervisor dispute and whether a local animal could justify actions. Supervisor Desha and peers clashed over responsibility while residents debated the implications, with no clear resolution reached.
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Denti
Lymuan
Kohula
South Hille
Bupervianr
Kohala
Lowls
Rohna
Hilo
Terent Lewis
Watertaien ‘Trunt Company
Paltort
Desha
Rent ads flood Bulletin office in New York City
In New York City readers quickened their search for living space as Rent notices proliferated across the Bulletin office. The listing cards, promoted as available, emphasized pricing and proximity, reflecting mounting demand in a crowded market.
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King Street
Honosuy
the Bulletin Publishing Co
Wallace Ri. Farrington
Monu Holaldax Second Daiy Matter
Iseal
Getober
First Judicial Circuit
Henry Vian
Larein Andrews
Henry Wide
Central Committee
Wnt
Hullutinie Convinend
Bushings
Atand
Terrutary
W. Omith
Han
Cha Ponceral
Hawait
ILA
Alexander
Moana Hotel
Waikiki Beach
H. Hertsche
Hackfeld & Prospect
Kaimuki
King
Alona Lane
Beretania St
Young
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Btock Exchange Committee
Avery Steamer
Dresdens
Namsook
Ehlers
Bnford
Sheridan
Hirmak
Haleiwa
St. Clair Bidgood
Queen &T
Fort
Sipphen Desh
Private Murphy
J. 4. Murphy
Zeis
ZEISS
Honolulu
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu Street
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Gunther
Alameda
Lowney
Fort ST
Cc. B. Reynolds
Alakea Street
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
J. F. Morgan
C.J. Campbell
J. L. McLean
Trea NE
Gedge
Frank Hustece
Hustace-Peck Co., Ltd
DRAY
Queen ST
Firewood
Steve and
Steant
ALGO
Murphy
Donson
Parson
Tory
Bastion
New York City
Tulletin
Santa Claus
Wall
Nichole Go, Ltd
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