Hawaii Newsprint Rates and Election Era Editorials
A 1906 Hawaii newspaper fragment outlines subscription rates for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, with details on daily and weekly circulation figures. It includes sworn statements by the publisher and a long editorial section discussing Hawaii's political climate and fears of Japanization, referencing figures like Atkinson and debates over steamship policy and coastwise shipping law.
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Hansluly
Dah
COR
Hulletin Publishing Company
Comainen
Aulletin Purlarutng CO
A. Noecits
Revisioning Party Rules for the Republican Party
The piece discusses reforming party rules as a key task for Republican managers as factions push for fair rules, aiming to ensure conventions reflect liberal sentiment and avoid domination by grafters or dictatorial elements. It argues rules shape leadership, representation, and integrity of the nominating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tury
Political Committees and Party Control Debate
Fragmented text discusses political committees and party influence, noting aims to organize voters, manage conventions, and warn against contraflow. Mentions Mary Rallis obtaining a divorce from John Ralli after sixteen years, highlighting personal/legal matters amid political commentary.
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Mary Rallis
Deeree
John Ralli
John
Mary
Lee
Robins on Criminal Calendar Recalled for Term
The morning calendar lists cases including Anes Wore religious charges, Tarceny in the first degree with two counts, lottery promotion and possession, selling liquor with unlawful operations, and liquor sale without a permit. Several defendants plead guilty or await sentences as proceedings resume.
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Kae Naviki
Henke
Kaulakon
Don Keoki
Ohare
WLU Secony
Kawhikou
Lhte
Muilden Enne
Deputy Crick Defense Highlights Hawaii Supreme Court Scene
The Hawaii Supreme Court hears Deputy Sheriff Kato’s case against County Attorney Willard over a statute restricting deputy officials from practicing law. Kaeo’s motion to strike Willard’s exceptions sparks debate on timing and applicability of the antique law to deputy attorneys. The court deems the law applicable to deputies and adjourns for next steps, while local meetings and a fire department bankruptcy note close the day.
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Inet Legislatine
Ating
Duetuw Ihele Ferm
Supreme Court
W. O. Crick
Willard
Kaeo
Kirtal
Crook
Heine AR
Parker Ranch
Hawaii
Pernon
Kinsey
Mayvon
Kaen
Magonn
Aid
Kinney
Hawaii Not Destined To Be JapAnized
An editorial discusses Hawaii resisting assimilation by Japan and preserving American ideals. It argues native pride, fertile lands, and development under traditional American lines, highlighting plantation wealth, government land, and large irrigation pumps on Oahu. The piece frames Hawaii as uniquely suited to American development and warns against foreign influence.
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Hawaii
Glaine
Lierdes
Roonwyelt
Hiv
Helin
Tme
Oahu
Ile Vase
Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department Rates
Details of superior accommodations for pay patients at Queen's Hospital Punchbowl Street. Private rooms priced $2.60 to 93.80 per day, ward patients at lower rates, surgical cases charged £5.00 to $18.00 and operating room fees. Applicants must prepay total charges. admission via Superintendant at Punahou Street? Information via C Brewer & Co. Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hospital
Prk
Howe
Rons
C. Brewer & Co
Hawaii Immigration Plan Aimed at White Settlers and Homes
The Hawaii Legislature creates a Board of Immigration to recruit white laborers with families, promote home ownership, and reduce Asiatic labor reliance. Officials urge plantation employers to offer white employment and housing, arguing American settlement will stabilize the islands and align them with traditional U S governance, while warning against the yellow peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
Hawa
Eine
Hon Jui
Prevent Generation
Islands
Selentife
Te Orld
Sigar
McKinley
Deannens
Washington
Purser Lloyd Conkling Retires From Manoa Loa Voyage
Purser Veoular Lloyd Conkling ends his last trip aboard the Manoa Loa and heads to Kona Hawaii to enter inwi ness. After three years in the role he will be missed by travelers. James Friel of the W. G. Hall is expected to succeed him. Ice gig repairs delay the ship, with arrival pushed to tomorrow at Port Gamin.
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Veoular Lloyd Conkling
Ie Manoa Loa
Kona
Hawaii
Conkling
Jamce Friel
W. G. Hall
Nome
Port Gam'in
Uuntil
Legal question in will case on illegitimate children rights
The Supreme Court today sustained a demurrer in a bill to compel a trustee under Joshua Ry William's will to pay income to illegitimate children of a deceased, claiming they are legitimate via later marriage. Chief Justice Frear concurs noting the decision in the Khoula case is erroneous but not overrated. Also reports arrival of steamship Noeau with 4405 bags sugar and an appointment of George M. Vala as administrator of Kahubanohano's estate with a 150 bond.
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Peinars
Boing
WiteHaire
Paris
Leon
Annie Kentohn
Keont Wit Mami vi
W. R. Caatle
Bill In
Equity
Joahua Ry William
Supreme Court Today
Justice Hartwell
Advieon
Circuit Court
Porsons
Boe
Inne
Frear
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Monte
PH. Burnett
Monetaly
Gal
Territory of Hawaii
Borrelary Atkinson
Toere
Airemst
Ehieu
New York
Basile
Terriew
Mack Jolly
Clini
Ban Vodin
Bur Nintuli
Diol
Coastwire
Lawa
Lb, Kerr & CO. Ltd
Alakea Street
Robinson
Win. W. Hoyt
Puuul
Aloha Lane
School St
Vineyard St
Christiey Lane
Emma St
Beckley Ave
King St
Bechity Ave
Kinau
Beretania
Prospect &T
Kalia St
Young
Trent & CO
Heminway
B. F. Bhlebs
Cal Agents
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Fort and Merchant
Honolulu
THE
Tehone O
Leeann
California Feed CO
National Cash Register
A. M. Johnson Co., Ltd
Port Street
the Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Fort Street
Ghildriny
Ghildria
Noeau
Pacife Mill
Honokan
Hamakua
George M. Vala
Kahubanohano
Haleiwa
Maleiwa
King
Haleiwa Limited
Jerives
Hemotulu
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