Honolulu Bulletin circulation and political notes 1905
The record reports the weekly circulation of the Evening Bulletin on the island of Hawaii and lists figures for the daily editions ending October 6 1905. It includes a notary certification and mentions political commentary on Hawaii’s politics and mainland insurance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
Huh Janager
Bulletin Publishing Company
Oath
Depusme
Evening Bulletin
Reland
Hawaii
AGS Wulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
G. Hockes
Manny Aw
Free trade for the Philippines debated in Manila papers
The Manila press argues for free trade with China and questions its impact on the Philippines Islands. Editors consider whether the Islands can benefit, noting that farmers must respond to a market with adequate labor to cultivate land amid looming tariff discussions.
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Uriel
Manila
Trai
Arguiente Fn
Philippiers One
Alan
Campaigns and labor in the Philippines and Hawai i
The text discusses a broad political debate over free trade and labor between the United States, the Philippines, and Hawaii. It cites calls for open Chinese labor, worker uplift programs, and government policy alignment with native needs. The piece notes potential tensions and the political stakes of labor migration and trade.
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Chinen
Philippines
United States
Stuwall
Hiwall
National Governuane
Taft
Hawaii
Message From Sushanne Dinnerboiler at Honolulu 1905
A quirky 1905 letter from Sushanne Dinnerboiler in Honolulu mocks Indiana residents and references everyday life. The writer notes cross state nostalgia, pokes fun at locals, and mentions poker and playful jabs at travelers. The piece captures informal tone and regional humor of the era.
Police Watch Continues In Political Turmoil (Continued)
Reporters quote Deputy Merritt Videalib saying he will not release statements until the investigating committee convenes. Bevanchelle alleged coercion is under review as police deny any coercive action and note Bevanchelle was not employed by William Henry or the Advertiser.
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Norkaork Townwenddows
Mherritt
Ealib
Comstatt
Tor
Willam Henry
Advertiser
Msk
Mtain
Henry
Tle
Sean Fale
Governor Denies Adderat Grand Jury Purpose Confusion
A prominent politician and legislator discuss the state budget as the Governor defends a $1,877,000 general appropriation plus $750,000 for a town, and hints at possible legislative extension. The Governor avoids committing to an extra session while a Federal Grand Jury lists four indictments and prepares to hear from many witnesses in a wide inquiry into currency, counterfeiting schemes, and illicit liquor sales.
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Avorauelmion
Ion Gioney
Ryan
H. Unt Hoon
Hawaii
Avgtat
Ugur
Tiece
Logan
Robert Parker
Pacife Mall
Manchuria
Hajime Mura
of & Mettler
Mosiites
Varrior
Jeffs Wins Damage Suit Amid Transit Transfer Confusion
A plaintiff testified he felt humiliated when removed from a car and challenged the validity of a transfer ticket. The court examined conductors notes, blank punched spaces, and the possibility of a mis-issued transfer on the King Street line connecting to Beretania Street, noting no clear negligence by the defendant and that the passenger was on a continuous trip within statutory limits.
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Ford
Ater
Wade
Heratonia Tront
Beretania
Jiliha St
Fort Bt. N
Fort Bls
Beretania Street
Gita
King Street
Defendeo! Corporation
Walter
Kaithi Residents Hold For Meetings At Local Store
Kaithi residents attended the Kaihi Improvement Club meeting at M. J. Horgan's store on King and Kamehameha IV Road. Calls were made for a larger hall, P. F. Ryan named president, M. F. Peter secretary, and five vice presidents. Committees addressed road repairs on Kamehameha IV Road and water supply issues, noting misappropriation and long pipe extensions.
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Kaithi
Kaiihi
Mehta
Kamehameha TV
Rowe Vireet
Ave
Treasury Warranty Payment Notice in Hawaii
By authority notice states that the registered treasury warranty numbered 10801 to 11750 will be paid at the Treasury upon presentation. Heglate Inclustye appears as a name, with A J Campbell treasurer for the Territory of Hawaii in Honolulu dated October 10, 1806 and October 10, 12.
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Notiow
Treasury
Heglate Inclustye
A. J. Campbell
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Board of Sanitory of
Hawaii
Oahu
Ter
A. D
MeIntyra Building
Ald
Hospital Patient Department Rules and Charges Cited
Public notice outlines hospital patient department setup with private and ward rooms, nursing staff, and operating room facilities. It details weekly charges from 8 to 131 per case, admission procedures, and supervision by the superintendent with references to insurance and fees. It also includes a Honolulu County ordinance granting district court powers for enforcement and penalties up to 500 dollars or six months in jail.
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Pauahler
Nurees
Co. Peician
Espital Phyaleti
Jon
Proposals Open for Ol Tank Building at Beretania
Honolulu Public Works invites sealed bids for the Ol Tank Building at Beretania Street Pumping Station. Bid deadline is 12 m. October 16, 1905. Deposit $5.00, plans $1.00, bid on blank forms with $100 certified check, addressed to S. Holloway, Superintendent. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. October 6, 1906.
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Superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu
T. H
Beretania Street
Apat
Bupt. of Public Works
Aum
Jimd
Holloway
Public Works
T. Hy
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