Circulation Statement and Mixed Early 1900s Honolulu Text
Payable in Advance Honolulu report shows circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Editions for September 1905 to 1908. The fragment references G. Nockue as manager and includes sworn statements, island delivery data, and scattered political commentary about McKinley, Japan, and Hawaii needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Countannoy
C.G. Rockes
Bulletin “Publishing Company, Limited
Saga
Evening Bulletin
Turaday
Mawali
G. Nockue
Lzess
Ald
P. Auanetta
Amex Public
Oftu
Cerrito
Fooling Some People Sometimes on War and Race
A fragmented quote mocks a proposal to reduce Japanese power by race mixing on Hawaii. It argues the idea is a blind ploy and stresses alliance with the sugar industry as the only practical means to build strong labor classes aligned with American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Dilest
New York
Japan
For Sale in Desirable Honolulu District Home
A bargain sale offers a home in a premier Honolulu area near the car line. The property belongs to a non-resident owner and will be sold on easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Thurston and the Aliens in a Distracted Era
A fragmentary critique links Juder Highton’s stance on Japanese education and Old Hews with editorials promoting Hunview physician views. It notes Thurston’s Advertiser commentary on alien domination and American prejudice, suggesting a child’s moral bearings are lost amid such rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juder Highton
Harostapte Lad Letter Alleges Striking Thittes Seen
An excerpt from a letter to the Tusian Society of Peyehienl Research claims Harostapte lad saw several thittes. The export committee briefly reviewed the statements and reported that the boy had Hed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusian Society of Peyehienl Research
Sean
Supreme Court Reservation On Jurisdiction In Territory Case
Judge Robinson mornings in a territorial Supreme Court matter reserved a legal question for the Supreme Court. Milverton and Judge Percy debated a certificate on Labor Day 1905 and court attendance, with objections over statements about attendance and jurisdiction.
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Robinson le
Supreme Court
Anon
Humphraya
A. Percy
Lipputy County Atdrney Milnerton
Milverton
Jdge Percy
Coumphrey
Subie
Te Court
Bane Buuger
Faldermine
Eleritt
Weld Court
Wald Wore
Supreme Court of the
Terrtory
Hawaii
Jourt
Conv
Carter Approves 750000 Dollar Territorial Loan
A legislative debate discusses authorizing a 750000 bond issue for territorial projects. The speaker urges restraint on expenditures and suggests counties issue their own bonds, aiming to reduce interest and ensure prudent use of loan funds. The proposal seeks presidential approval and a favorable pricing or better terms in bond issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Necesary Gringemento
Honolulu Singers To Tour World
Honolulu artists plan a world tour led by Lionel Hart to showcase Hawaiian musical talent. The project aims to form a major instrumental ensemble and promote national and international performances. Plans are nearly complete as preparations move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Singers
Lionel Hart
Territorial banks accept warrants at par in Honolulu
Honolulu banks announced they will take Territorial registered warrants at par to redeem them without a fee. The policy takes effect tomorrow September 15 and runs for about a month through November 16 after prior consideration by Bank of Hawaii Bishop Trust National Bank and Speech Bank. Tax time looms and many registered warrants will be used for tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterinasiane
Biman
Theiheticn
Abe
Honolulu
Bank of Hawaii
Bishop & the Fire National Bank
Speech Bank
Want Jagk's Idea of Party Rules on Revision
Secretary Jack Atkinson's views on reviving Republican party rule are sought by the central committee handling reform. The committee meets at Republican headquarters on Fort Street at 6 pm with invitations extended to key officials to discuss framing rules to ease party fortunes. Also notes bond plans and issuance details from Governor Carter and Treasurer Campbell regarding $700,000 in bonds at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Atkinson
Republican Territorial Centrat
Senator Lane
John Hughes
Water- Howes Aire
Aud
Republi
Fort Street
Territory
Gov. W. Smith
Inpervisors
Merchante’ Association
Clarence Crabbe
Alexander Youne
SOSOS
Gor
Carter
Campbell
Fragmentary Native Rights Quotation Prompts Debate
The passage contains a misquoted discussion about indigenous and white authorities, noting dissatisfaction with selective enforcement and a claim that all are equal before the law. It critiques double standards and cites the camera policy as a point of contention.
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Doha
Uae
Crspay
McKinley
Thurston
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Onder
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Sampires
Bulletin
Joe Ay
Thuretan
Polos
Vltheone
Ettteenship
Bnd Road RoverAonl
Maul Torhem
Jopawanton
Daganves Rayttal
Vapitaliats
Henhio Mikasa
Ike
Tena Bulletin
Thurston and the Aliens
White Lal
Manoa
Easy Payments
City
TRENT @ CO
Wish Fort ST
Henry Waterhouse
Ehlers
Mlverson
Jagk
Axtell & Shaw
Axtell and Shaw
Alakea ST. Plo
ARMO
Evterdl
CNEL
Newbro’s
Tbe
Hollister
Wolk
Jawhro
Avery Ate
Alameda
Gruenhagen
Cailler
Lowney
Mackintosh
Henry May & Co. Ltd
Garter
Percy Pond
Cuiregard
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Price Railway
Trent & Co
Haleiwa
King
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