Weekly Bulletin circulation figures and notices
A garbled newspaper page reports weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and related publications, with observed totals for October 1 to October 6, 1905, and notes a Hawaii island delivery figure. The text blends other items including public notices, notarial data, and editorial commentary on labor and political topics from that era.
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Hawaii
Bulletin Phalishing CO
Liu
Dy CG Bock
Hus
Mysterious derailment mars New York parade scene
A cryptic, phonetic style report describes a disordered scene in New York with a boy involved and a tugboat nearby. Officials investigate a chaotic event amid a crowd gathering near the canal and bridge works, noting strange sounds and muffled cries as observers watched proceedings unfold.
19'S LOT FOR GV WBOY TOURNMENI Wien
Fragmented report describes a plan to prevent the Parker Baul case by staging an exhibition of power with experts. Officials mention sending a wireless to Mali to bring four or five of the best ranchers aboard the steamer Katiani for an event next Saturday week.
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Damien
Datas
Thum Purdy
Arete Kuaua
Low
Geraunt
Carter
Joun Ladeay
Fishing Cruise Sails From Honolulu Harbor Tomorrow
Hawaii Yacht Club members aboard the La Paloma and Kapotel will depart from Asis harbor at 1 pm tomorrow for a voyage to Walinae and return to Honolulu the same evening. The event appears to be a sailing outing organized by the Hawaii Yacht Club.
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Yachts Spray
Hawai
la Paloma Pont Kapotel
Hawaii Yacht Club
Asis Harbor
Eyes of Hubbard County Court Drama Tangles Police and Attorney General
A fragmentary account from a 19th century court scene shows Judge Robineen presiding as jurors are seated. The transcript notes tension between Deputy Attorney General and police, with colorful remarks about a witness and alleged eye behavior.
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Mishiliien
T. Htawline
Jwige Robineen Talay
Took
Cooke
Dy le Akwal
Sermill
Hearty Jew
Win
T. Rugoso
Farm Corum
Baylor
Gee
W. Macy
AL A. Montana
Bourne
Long
Sletendant
Jwngiel
Police
AU Meney General’s Department
Wlenaliiog
Tery Bapinda
Lome Orid
Gieneral'e Department
Wenig
George Hue
Jforbe
Shenali
Payne on Chinese Exclusion and Philippine Independence
A Philippine Affairs column argues Filipinos seek independence while some educated voices resist. It urges inclusion of all races in immigration policy and condemns Chinese exclusion, noting cross regional trade ties and the need for a balanced national stance.
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Serena Payne
New
Philippines
Enone
Amer
Orient
Delegate Speaks on Hawaii Trip Plans and Funding
Delegate Katinianaote Mreveed led a gathering at Fleerman's Hall where remarks urged securing appropriation for Hawaii matters. They discussed visits to Kohala Mann and plans to stay at the Volcano House for two weeks before returning to Washington.
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Hilo
Katinianaote
Fleerman’s
Seston
Hawaii
Delonte Ie
Lile Wit
Kohala
Mann
Hatine
Washington
Tritune
Engineer Boydini petition in voluntary bankruptcy case
The Bulletin records engineer W. W. Boyd filing for voluntary bankruptcy with assets and exemptions listed. The filing includes specific claims such as household goods, wearing apparel, and equity in a Bromine balance, with a note about a debt from G. Verretta and a premised payment history. A reference mentions Corporal Perry of the 934th Infantry and the Philippine campaign context.
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Yeate MI
W. W. Boyd
BRON
G. Verretta
Harriet Art
CG. Perrotta
Apalula
Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department Rates
The Queen's Hospital outlines per diem and private room rates for paying patients and for admissions to the hospital. Practicing physicians may refer patients to ward or private rooms, with patients paying their own doctors, under hospital rules. Applicants for admission should contact the Superintendent at Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
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Burgstrom
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
Dent
Geo
Two Defendants Allegedly Stole Steer Worth 20 Dollars
In aworn testimony the two defendants are charged with stealing a steer from the complainant on a day between 6 and p.m. The accused allegedly drove away the animal for their own benefit, returning no longer in the owner’s possession. The value of the steer is twenty dollars. The case cites legal code 2048 op Second Dor ee Chapter HM of Revived Laws.
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Hawalt
Donotsey Clark
Cuioa
Frances Marie Knowlton
Frances le Obly
Hoth
Argc Toris Ieee
Althese
Aby
Cain Iansanite
Wollister Drug Company
Charges Batter Through Letters On Policy Substitution
The Hawaiian Trust Co pressed for original policy details and rejected substitute policies as copied documents. Correspondence from September 28 and August 17 shows insistence the original policy was destroyed and a copied version cannot be used. A conference was adjourned to November 15 as part of continued discussion amid large unrelated Ascension inland numbers.
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Hawaiian Trust Co
Joba Kha
New York
California Masons Prepare for Fifty Sixth Grand Lodge Meeting
California Masons plan the fifty sixth annual communication at the Masonic Temple beginning Tuesday morning. Delegates from counties across the state will discuss the Grand Lodge report showing strong growth with about 210,000 members and 34,500 in this state. New lodges will be organized at Willits, Sonoma, Glendale, Fresno, Santa Monica, Gardens, Honolulu, and Amity. A key topic is a proposed new temple building at Montgomery and Pont streets, with a committee appointed to study cost and feasibility.
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An Francisco
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Lwh
Johnvon
Willits
Sourmoena
Glendale
Fresno
Santa Monies
Gardens
Honolulu
Amity
Grand Lodge
Mangomery
Pont Streets
Samitten
MISS YIDA'S ESCAPE FROM SAN FRANCISCO CRASH
A car crash on Forty-ninth avenue near L street endangers George A. Warder a mine owner with offices at 137 Montgomery Street. His wife Arthur Scott and Miew Vide of Honolulu were in the wrecked auto. Warder is fatally injured. others shaken and hospitalized under alias names amid confusion at Park Hospital and Hotel Cuett.
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San Francisco
Forty-ninth Avenue
L. Street
George A. Warder
Montgomery Street
Beardon Warder
Arthur Scott
Sicklyou Country
Miew Vide
Honolulu
Bott
Bott, Miaw Vida
Warder
Scott
Fet
Park Hospital
Eaward Mahon
Cuett
Arnold Booth
Sacramento Street
Mia Warder
How Contraband Cargoes Were Handled During the War
Navy men discuss remedies for contraband cargo during wartime and explain causes attributed to the Bennington disaster. A comic supplement and social news fill the Saturday Bulletin with light items. A playful note mentions a chicken fight where ten are accused of foul play.
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Bennington
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Honatala, FM
Phealy
Dursett
Notary Public
Hanolity
County of Oak
Territory of Hawaii
Frigs
Sinater Crabbe
Henry Kagen
Mia Dowel
Miaborteab Burnin
Huke Ky Wright
Cru
Parmere
Middle West
Congress
Neorswinnie
Bemeine Feng
Kallen
Alng
Chieletian Boldler
Municipal Fit
Civic Virtue
Beninet
Indiettons
Doranite Sewider
Dapaneye I
Almeriiane
Christiantalag
Alameda
Wight Coneane
Jewbury
Dimmittia Tor Mayer
Kew
York
Crionds
WBOY_TOURNMENI
Kerr & Go, Ltd
Alakea Street
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
COR. Fort and Merchant
Howglull
Accuss
Espinda
Attorney General's
Police Department
Puuul Ave
Aloha Lane
School St
Vineyard 8
Chriatley Lane
Emma St
Vineyard St
Emme St
Bockley Ave
King St
Young St
Badrooma
Furniched
Furniened
Hiveeesry
Trent & CO
Heminway's Art Goods
Infante
B. F. Bhlebs
Payne
Boyd Ini
Binertc
Corporal Perry
934 Infantry
U, 8
T. Thames
Maplin
Tdlana
Mania
Ian
Gregoro Piline
Uncle Sam
THE
Queen's Hospital
Haleiwa
Oahu
King
J. A. M. Johnson Company, Ltd
Fort Street
the Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
California Masons
Miss Yida
Danderine
Frances Mami Knowlton
999 Gantt Monto Ta
Lucy May
Borg Forestville Ave
Emicago
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