Honolulu Bulletin circulation figures for 1906 weekly and daily editions
The Honolulu Bulletin Publishing Company Limited sworn statements show the week ending Sept 16 1906 daily and weekly circulation figures. Inland of Hawaii delivery totals 1036 weekly 45093 daily plus 2110 Friday and Saturday numbers. The piece discusses public health issues, letters from Mrs Thompson on sanitation, and disputes over Pinkham Richards and the Advertiser campaign.
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Honolulu
Eatiny
Oahu
Hawaii
Bulletin Pullishing Company Limited
Rocks
Bun. Mani
Pinkham
Billiounan
Wien
Richants
M Lette
Palama
Sire Aexger
Aste
Churitton
Ty Puller
Erptiomuer
Thompson
Honoluly
Pinkham Richards
Thompeon
Philanthropiat
Adver timerihat caught in Me The Bulletin continues
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local advertisement notice or notice about distribution. The readable parts reference The Bulletin and ad content but lack clear event, date, or entities.
County Supervisors Aim to End Quibbling in Court
Fragmentary OCR notes show officials of Guby County press for decisive action to enforce duties and reduce delays by applying stricter discipline and clearing litigation, signaling a push toward a prompt court resolution.
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County of Guby
Sale Notice for Harold Joma Property in Fay List Street
Public sale advertised for Wednesday September 27 1905 at 1 PM at the Teeldenew of Harold Joma Fay List Bervtanta street near Keoaumoha street. Property described as elegant.
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Harold Joma
Fay
Bervtanta Atreet
Keoaumoha Street
Inventory of Royal Property Seized for Inspection
Household furniture and fittings from the Royal Family estate listed for inspection include piano, leather rockers, carved mahogany chairs and tables, curtains, glassware, crockery, sewing machine, clock, dining sets, china, cutlery, a large refrigerator and cooking range, bedroom sets, bed linen, mattresses, curtains, stair carpet, and various pets and plants. Premission open Monday and Tuesday prior to one.
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Brust
Redatoad
Adverts and County Election Warnings from Local Bulletin
Advertisers claim openings since the county election and accuse High Sheriff Lonry of closing Sohaa Twitbl. They plan to gather up twenty one perptuntes around the city where they can stay if well behaved, avoiding public disturbance as the sheriff pursues action in the November 16 bulletin.
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Sherif
Henry
The Kicker and the meaning of civic progress
Fragmentary passage debates the role of a "Kicker" as essential to civilization and progress. It praises the kicker as intelligent and honest, noting rewards and recognition while stressing societal dependence on decisive action. The text references motive power, humanity, and the danger of inaction.
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Hitta Tesbune
Willy Hay
Kleker
Hito
Numanity
Exon
Tim
Rusia
Wonderland Alleges Definition Found in Classic Verse
An investigation sought the proper field for discovery and reviewed the Arvertisor editoriam file before confirming the classic line from Lewis Carroll. The passage defines the word and describes the habitat with the famous lines about toves and gimble in the Wabe.
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Arvertisor Editoriam
Trent and Company 038 Fort Advertisement for Draperies
A vintage look advertisement urges readers to explore Trent and Company at Fort Street for draperies curtain materials and upholstery needs. It promises new stock with a wide variety of colors and patterns, inviting quick interest.
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Trent & Company
J. A.M. Johnson Company, Ltd
Fort Street
Curtain and Upholstery Fabrics Sale List
A local advertisement lists couches covers drapery portieres and fabrics by the yard. Flowered Grenetons plain and figured silks, burlaps, satins, and linens in multiple widths and prices offer ready-made curtail and upholstery options for doors and windows.
Lydia Pinkham's Herbal Cure Promised for Ovarian Troubles
A letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for womb tumors and ovarian issues. It claims many women suffer from pain, fatigue, and nervousness, and cites Mrs. Plathun offering free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Bert
Mins Luelis | Adams
Colonnade
Seattle
Pinehar
Mies Adams
Lydia
Pinkham
Portmanteau Talk In Curious Humpty Dumpty Dialogue
In a quirky exchange from the Carrollian scene, Humpty Dumpty and Alice discuss made up words and their meanings. The talk covers portmanteaus like mimny and boropove, with playful definitions about being round, nests under chapels, and odd creatures while exploring language and wordplay.
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Anil
Humpty Dumpty
Anid Allee
Alithy
Alice
Aliee
Road warrants dispute echoes in county treasurer office
Fragmented report describes county officials Bill Smith, James Heknell, H A Dow, and John Lucas in a tense session at the Treasurer’s office. The scene centers on warrants for road laborers and debates over blanket warrants, with Trent and the County Attorney negotiating a proposed facts submission that may derail.
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Intarore
Mde
Kalavohalant
Clark Kalanokatani
Trent At
W. Smith
James Heknell
H. A. Dow
John Lucas
The
Bulletin
Hert Hopkine
Hopking
Trent
Supervitor Smith
Howth
Hicknell
Tauthitt
Mim
Myron
Nets
Andrew Adame
Kahuku
Itly
Tennis at Newport set for semifinal lineup
Four all court matches today pushed Keough Collins Hobart Wright and William Larned toward the Newport all camera singles semifinals. Western champion Collins defeated J D B Jones in a fast four setter, with Hobart and Wright also securing impressive wins as contenders for the American team against England.
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Newport
All Camera
Keough Collins
Charynce Hobart
International
Ame
Heals A. Wright
William A. Larned
Collins
Hobart
Wright
J. D. B. Jones
Rhode Island
College rivals fall to Hobart in key tennis clash
In a tight match Wright and Stevens led Hobart to a decisive 6 2 6 4 victory over Harvard and Yale contenders. The London form shows Wright primed to challenge Holcomb Ward for the national title as the season pivots to the fall circuit.
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Deuce
Hobart
Dick” Stevens
Ant Ter Wright
Harvard
William J. Clathiy
Yale
Behr
Wright
Ste
Eam
London
Holcomb Ward
Legally Dead Alive In Salt Lake City
Tommy Titus twenty months old son of Charles Titus was injured in a runaway. Rendering him unconscious the father believed him dead and prepared a coffin. Neighbors intervened and a death certificate was debated by coroner D. T. Smith. The Board of Health permit was required to bury.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Tommy
Tucker Titus
Charles Titus
Thin City
Tegally
D. T. Smith
Board of Health
Hoard of Health
Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department seeks doctors and admissions
The Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department offers superior ward and private room accommodations. An updated operating room sterilizing and anesthesia facilities are available with portable baths. Practicing physicians are invited to admit patients and remain under their own physician subject to hospital rules. patients pay their own doctor. Admission requires a surety for charges or two weeks in advance. Applicants apply to the superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
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Queen's Hospital
Punchbowl
Miller Streete
GRO. W. Smith, Smith & Co
Vrer
C. Bre
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