Roaning Bulletin Circulation and Pricing Notice
The document lists pricing for monthly and yearly subscriptions and includes a circulation statement for the Evening Bulletin. It references Territory of Hawaii Honolulu and the Hawaii island delivery, with figures for weekly and daily circulation and an official affirmation by BD BOC and the Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd.
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Upright Americanism Stresses Moral Government in Hawaii
A letter denounces anti primaries and the Honolulu saloon issue, arguing Americans should not abandon civic virtue. It condemns the idea of avoiding political action and warns that moral causes must not be used to justify alliances with unworthy interests. The piece attacks the Anti-Saloon League and the push for reform as un-American tricks.
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Republicus
Civic pacesetters urge city to curb street obstructions
Fragmentary notes urge an ordinance limiting building of obstructions on sidewalks and promenades. Advocates point to California examples where lawn and shrubbery preservation enhanced streetscapes, calling for enforceable rules to keep paths clear and aesthetically pleasing.
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California
Roosevelt on Candidates Who Promise Everything
In a stump speech Roosevelt warns that promising the impossible or the perishable harms self government. He argues voters must distrust both promises to write off private business and grand schemes claiming a legislative millennium. The speech centers on character as the decisive factor in public life.
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City street planning sparks debate on frontage and sidewalks
A damaged local notice discusses urban design and property lines, arguing for rules on setbacks, front lawn encroachments, and sidewalk widths. It cites double builds, rented dwellings, and the visual impact of crowded streets, urging a council to regulate frontage, windows, and piping to preserve a genteel town appearance.
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Improvement Glib Lenders Review Subject For Worth
A note urges honing the subject for better consideration by Improvement Glib lenders. The appeal stresses refining focus to secure favorable terms and stronger evaluation in the funding process.
Hawaii political realignment and party shifts noted
A public commentary laments political instability in Hawaii as candidates switch allegiances between Republicans and Democrats. Figures such as James Brand Joe Fern and M A BNVA are cited for changing or aligning with different parties, while calls arise to evaluate a candidate’s honesty and national loyalty amid shifting party support. The piece critiques the era’s party fluidity and questions governance quality.
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James Brand
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Renatans
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Joe Fern
Damien
M.A Bnva
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Hawaii
Roosevelt Mays
Misrepresented One Why Not Another Inukea Controversy
A damaged historical clipping critiques political rhetoric from 1904, accusing a newspaper of bias and misrepresentation while defending Sheri Browne and Inokea figures. It laments attacks on honest citizens and contrasts perceived honesty with scoundrel behavior amid local incidents and town controversy.
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Meludlax
Sheri Browne
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Republican Senators Brace for Territory Senate Fight
McCannlows and Amith are new Republican nominees with Renate backing. Chillingworth, though previously questioned, vows hard work and reform. McCandress and Smith enjoy strong local recognition and likely GOP support, while a few Magwanip lands may tilt toward Democratic or Home Rule candidates.
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Pardons Meet of Hiring and Management Change
Fragmentary dialogue questions about renting a Tari, paying money, exporting farming, and concern over a new manager with bad experience. The speaker argues workers would prefer stability and fear job loss if management changes occur. The text reflects labor unease and employment insecurity.
Peruna and women’s health claims flood letters
A flood of testimonials praises Peruna for pelvic and catarrh ailments. Patients report relief after months of use, noting renewed vigor, restored appetite, and ability to resume housework. Letters urge readers to contact Hart Prevident for copies and promotions.
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Carey Pedurti
Linstad
Dak
Experimental engineer vents risky new steam method
An experienced manager discusses changing steam engine operations as Hennse proposes a bold method to run the shop. The dialogue notes fear of tampering with the fire box and the danger to workers, yet hints at a shift toward a radical technique vs tradition.
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Helsemaay
Irusue's Fees Determined in Bankruptcy Case
Federal Court fixed compensation for services in the Hart & Co. bankruptcy suit. The decree lists ordinary services at 122.60 and additional compensation for special work totaling 253.74. The decision notes the distinction between ordinary and extraordinary services and sets the overall allowed amount under applicable law.
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Hart & Co. Bankuptcy
Howley
Fragmented Textual Account of Reimbursement Motions
A garbled OCR passage discusses a fee of five dollars and commission on all services. It mentions compensation theories, payment after trustees review, and approval of certain expenditures. The text references inquiry into personnel development and an intended extension of service costs, with unclear names and context.
Supreme Court hearing on lease dispute between Waialua and Higgins
In the Supreme Court the Waialua Ageia Rural Company and the Own Rode Co. challenge a clerical court decision. Judge Ainiany awards $1000 then the case references rent shares and a hotel lease from Higgins Kern. The two firms failed to settle rents and have appealed, sending the case to the Mahar court for verdict.
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Cleralt Court
Jia Ainiany
Mualeiwa
Waialua Company
Hiefishy Kern
Tuieq
Mahar Court
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