Evening Bulletin circulation figures 1908 for Hawaii edition
The Evening Bulletin publishing company reports the 1908 circulation for the Daily and Weekly editions ending September 18. It lists an average daily circulation of 2206 and a combined weekly average of 2387, with Hawaii island totals showing 4563 in circulation. The document is sworn and signed by CG Bockus, with attendance and election of officers referenced in the surrounding text.
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Honolulu
Oahu
C.G. Bockus
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Anya
Evening Bulletin
Island of Hawaii
Bulletin Publishuing Company Limited
Hocktir
Toa
Board of Supervisors Endorses Careless Garbage Probe Report
Oahu County officials voted to back a report on the garbage department investigation noting careless handling by the superintendent. The debate touched on competence and honesty as a long, satirical summary highlighted by critics and quoted phrases from a dictionary and classical writers.
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Board of Supervisors
Sam Johnson
Oahu County
Garbage Department
Aidiehiwiy
Pervinore Lye Umhimonl
Cole paKeed
Kam Johnsen
Christian
Dryden Religio
Bruce Hetanean
For Sale In Honolulu Near Car Line
An advertised property in Honolulu described as highly desirable near the car line is offered for sale to nonresidents. It is priced as a bargain and available on easy terms, inviting quick consideration by prospective buyers.
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Honolulu
Bulletin questions on Hawaii land policy and Japan
A critique discusses last night events and pacific plantation policy. Questions arise about distributing land to Japanese families and alien ownership fears. Editorials reference Sept indictments and Pinkhamphobia, noting unexplained outbursts and a lack of clear response.
Thurston and the Aliers The Inquirer debate on Oriental influence
A fragment from Thurnton’s Advertiser raises questions about Oriental aliens in the Territory. It asks if Japanese residents share equal responsibilities with citizens, if American standards suffer under competition, and whether Japanes e should be encouraged in business and government roles.
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Judee Mighvon
Thireton
Hawaii
Inquirer
Bulletin
Fe A. Thurnton
Polica
Maui
Houses to Let Fort St and Nearby Areas
Fort Street two bedroom houses and three bedroom options on Pumul Avenue Christiey Lane Kina Street Punchbowl Avenue Aloha Lane King Street Vineyard Street Kinau Street Manoa Valley and Waikiki Beach furnished listings. Prices shown include 438.00 and 980.00 with multiple 2 and 3 bedroom options and one eight bedroom furnished listing at 20 Vineyard Street.
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Fort St
Pumul Ave
Christiey Lane
Kina
Punchbowl Ave
Aloha Lane
King
Vineyard St
Kinau St
Manoa Valley
Waikiki Beach
Trent & Company Presents New Complete Line
Trent and Company at 938 Fort Street announces the arrival of a new and complete line of merchandise. The store promotes updated offerings and invites customers to view the expanded selection and explore new products.
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Trent & Company
Fort ST
Carter cites health inspector in county sanitation dispute
Governor Carter points to a letter from J. Hath noting the failure to collect garbage in Patan and urges the Health and Sanitation Committee of the Supervisors to mend the breach between the Board of Health and county officials. He indicates the health inspector is doing his duty regarding private property but lane and lot duties may lie under county jurisdiction.
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Carter
Patan
Board of Health
Strauch Case Dismissed as Charge Discharged in Police Court
In Police Court this morning the Strauch case was nolle entered and the defendants were discharged. The group included Nigel Jackson, David Davis, Kamakaliiki, Alla Jr., and P. KR. Strauch, charged with abetting the crime of stealing shingles from a Waialua Chinese home. Separately, Al Sorenson, representing the yacht Hawaii, stated that Hawaii appeared to be beaten and conceded second place to Kapotet. The conference on immigration was set for New York in December with speakers Cartlera and Rev. Doremus Scudder. The Walulue Kalnmult Palolo Improvement Club annual meeting is planned at the Huttd or Tradore Exchange building Friday at 6 p.m., with an arbor day proposal under consideration.
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Incabartty
Congress
Newton
Phelps
Blamarck
Europe
New York
Gohlemith
Bette Henowt
Gendraly Bullien
Hamerton
Nolle
al. Sorenson
Hawall
L.de 1
W. Re Cnathe
National Civic Federation
Cartleta
Mohonk
Doremus Scudder Iv Alvo
Walulue, Kalmult & Palolo Improvement Club
Roma
Huttdore & Tradore Iexchange
Ellie Builde Ing
At & P.m
Man survives after Oldsmobile plunges from wall into street
A French driver, Dewen, escaped serious harm when an Oldsmobile touring car veered on Liha Street above King and toppled twelve feet onto the pavement. Owens was knocked unconscious with facial cuts and bruises but survived, later resting at home.
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Guy Owenn
Owenw
Dewen
Liha Street
King
Caine
Qwons
Queen's Hospital
Dewer
Owens
Pagan and Christian Education Debate in Schools
In a late edition a religious education dispute emerges highlighting contrasting views between pagan and Christian perspectives. The report notes a bishop's cautious stance and mentions communities with long-standing religious training since early colonial times, amid concerns over modern schooling and conduct.
Curfew Rings On Dogs And Roosters
New York reports a new curfew ordinance after health board suggestion bans barking dogs crowing roosters and other noises disturbing sleep between 10 p m and 6 a m. The rule also forbids railway engine shrieks steam whistles and large bells with fines from three to fifty dollars per offense.
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New York
Ryostera
Mount Verman
Board of Health
Polo Hobsonization and Odd Scenes At Augus 2
Unclear report describes a quiet jaime between polo players with remarks about Hobson jealousy and a Los Angeles kin named Mine Woten. Mentions a man who cannot swim and a new pottery creation described as brown glazed earthenware with Crulikshank inspired decorations.
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South Barbers
Jaime
EL J. Toesseke
Hobson
Ol Cruikshank
Joint Stock 0 Incorporation of Athletic Club Name
Articles of incorporation for the Malle Hime Athletic Club set up as a joint stock entity chaired by Huawon RD King M.C. Brum Hellbron RL Colburn with a treasurer.
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Malle Hime Athietic Club
Letween Mind
Huawon
King
M.C. Brum
Hellbron End RL
Colburn
Queen's Hospital Pay Patients Department Offers Accommodations
The Queen's Hospital announces paid patient facilities in ward and private rooms with rates from 62.50 to 83.50 per diem for private rooms and 1.00 per diem for patients under hospital physicians. Admissions require weekly renewals, surgical cases cost 5.00 to 15.00 for operating room use and materials, and applicants should apply to the superintendent at Punchbowl and Miller Streets for further information. The notice also covers corporate charter details and objects related to promoting physical culture and sports on Oahu.
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Queen's Hospital
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
W. Smith
Becreta Smith & Co
E. Faurer C. Brewer & Co
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