Bulletin circulation figures reveal weekly and daily reach
A swearing of true and correct circulation for the Evening Bulletin and Daily editions shows weekly and daily totals for September 15, 1905, including Inland Hawaii delivery, with notes on subscriptions and distribution. The document lists managers, notaries, and publishing details alongside a public query about Christian workers and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Olenty
C.G. Hockus
Hnebess
Bulletin Polishing Comany, Limited
Hawaii
Belle EN Pune Limited
GO. Rocks
Hus
Spite campaigners repudiate Advertiser over health work
The piece attacks Pinkham and the Health Board, accusing the morning paper of fomenting personal rancor to influence public opinion. It condemns the spiteful rhetoric and notes repeated coverage in the Advertiser as evidence of a malicious campaign.
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Palania
Agaltet Pinkhim
Campaign Attacks Press in Hawaii Editorial Row
A sprawling text outlines accusations that an ongoing editorial campaign misleads Hawaii about holding up a Honolulu paper and its campaign ads. It questions who benefits from the tactics and cites reactions from local and New York sources, urging scrutiny of political influence and press integrity.
The Advertiser and Its Reputation Questioned
A historical fragment discusses trust and honesty in newspaper reputations. The text contrasts The Advertiser with The Advertiser and mentions an old office, a library, and claims of printed acts while noting uncertainty about the credibility of the publishers and the state of their monthly records.
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Uae
Auyune
Raul Wun
Mater
Alvertion
Paneer Yuvelion
Jan Ciera Company
Muir
Mandamus Case Involving County Tax For Kohala Plantation
Deputy Attorney General Promotes case requests writ of mandamus to compel Kawah County to levy taxes on Kohala plantation and permit revenue to accrue to the county while Territory interest remains. County Attorney outlines conference plan as Attorney General protects the tax payer. Also note warning from U S Bureau of Tranquilo on Garden Island about restricted access.
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Promsarts
Tas
Antomor Holt
Kawah
Garden
Saha
Dalit
Celal
Douthue
Attorney Generil Department
Advertiser’s Tone A Month Housers To Let
The Advertiser disputes Ashmarket buyers who take papers at ton a month. It lists available homes in Fort St area with two to three bedrooms including Puunul Ave Christley Lane Kits Aloha King Vineyard Manoa and Waikiki Beach listings.
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Ashmarket
Mit Exhansen
Fort St
Christley Lane
Punchbowl Ave
Aloha Lane
King St
Vineyard St
King
Manoa Valley
Waikiki Beach
Draperies and Curtain Materials Upholstering Offer
Ad fragment announces new materials for draperies and curtains with various colors and patterns. It promises a wide stock and urges buyers not to miss dealing with the vendor.
Cough Cover and Drapery Fabrics in Stock
A catalogish snippet lists door and window textiles including cough covers, closet drapery, portiere curtains, and various fabrics by the yard. Notions feature flowered cretonne, plain and figured linens, denim, Sateen finishing ticking, and colored linen drapery with multiple widths and yardage.
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson Report Fragment
An obscure fragment mentions James Wilson in relation to the Agriculture Department and an internal inquiry or statement. The text references officials, a road or roadwork context, and possible actions by farmers or legislative figures, but many words are garbled. The readable parts indicate a connection to the department and a public matter under consideration.
Pinkham and Pratt Visit the Plague
Contained article notes Health Department orders on street cleaning under the Public Works supervision. Assistant Superintendent J H Howland says garbage department now handles cleaning. funding gaps halted prior street cleaning service. Pratt notes repeated health authority orders lacking implementation and reduced equipment.
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Wubilhe
Healt
Hawaii
J. H. Howland
Sam Johnson
Pratt
Anc
Manomamus Trent Dispute Over Public Road Warrant
Continued report shows treasurer urged responsiblity for funds used on public roads and warrants. Officials debate warrants’ validity for road maintenance or repair work. Sam Johnson and Supervisor Laces argued against required statements under the Act. If plans fail, mandamus proceedings loom as county officials await FITL and County Attorney action.
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Rome
Sumtte
Promet
Tim Soul
Row
Sam Johnson
Trent Haw
Luhovera
Fitl
Heather County Treasurers Fund Hosts Social Evening
Heather the County Treasurer, The Superviewer and Trent participate in a lighthearted social event described as a delightful evening with informal remarks and shared humor.
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Heather
Superviewer
Trent
Hue
TWO DRAGONS PARADE FOR HARVEST MOGN
Fragmented OCR notes describe a harvest parade with dragons, costumes, and spectators. Mentions a dragon dance, a black jong, and a festive atmosphere observed by many, including John F. Cotburn and references to a deceased Antone Rosa estate. Also reports a judge granting sale of real estate to fund guardianship and maintenance for Gilliland miners. Mentions ship arrivals and cargo in vague terms.
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John F. Cotburn
Antone Rosa
Lee
James Hoare
Tudge de Bott
Christine Gilliland
Gilliland
Praerty
Ondere
Mavnakes Street
Werea
Pauna Valley
Ohio Tale of Two Cities by Lincoln Steffens
Lincoln Steffens highlights contrast in governance between Cleveland and Cincinnati in Ohio. The July McClure's piece contrasts strong and weak administrations, centering on two dominant personalities Hanna and another unnamed figure, framing Cleveland as a cautionary example amid broader state politics.
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Hay
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Citie
United
Bretea
Hanna
Cleveland politics and Johnson praised by Lincoln Steffens
Lincoln Steffens lauds Tom Johnson and Cleveland in a broad critique of American governance. He notes Cleveland’s reform spirit, contrasts it with broader state graft, and cites Ohio as a national microcosm. The piece highlights public opinion, city administration, and the pull of big business in politics.
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Tom Johnson
Lincoln Steffens Creare
Toree
Ohio
United States
Cleveland
Steffen
Johnson
Jle
Ae Hanna
Lincoln Steffonm
Cincinnati
Toledo
Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department advertises services
The Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department offers superior accommodations for pay patients in ward and private rooms. The Pauahl Annex adds modern operating room and facilities. Prices range from $2.50 to $15 per diem, with admissions via the superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets. Applicants must furnish details, with care under their own physician.
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Queen's Hospital
Pauahl Anenex
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
Geo
W. Smith
Benson, Smith & Co
Bishop
C. Brewer
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King Street
T. i
The
Illetin Publishing Co, Ltd
Wallace R. Farrington
Honoulu
Burnette
Pulte
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Thussday
Tim
Lin
Haro Jum. Betis
Heretaula Sireet
le Culmor Keaaumoky Street
Mie
Promiven
Hiller Gonwig
Owe
Chariteter
Theodore ‘Richards
New York Herald
Amtat
Mpinland
Hewat
Oahu Gouny
Wandemus
3Dway Island
Yertenlay
Alakea Street
Henry Waterhouse
Trent & Company
Ebhlers
James Wilson
Agriculture
Wilen
Bern
Department of Mygrieniture
Pinkham
Manoamus Trent
Geo. A. Martin
Port
Frice
Tile B. Stirbuck
New York
Starbuck
San Princisco
Lincoln Steffens
Tal
Axtell & Shaw
Axtell and Shaw
Alakea BT
J. A. M. Johnson Company, Ltd
Fort Street
Alameda
Gruenhagen’s
Cailler’s
Lowney’s
Mackintosh
Henry May & Co. Ltd
Haleiwa
Trent & Co
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