Evening Bulletin Framed Statement of Circulation 1908
The record shows a sworn statement by Hockus of the Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd on September 23 1908 detailing weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and its editions. The document notes average daily circulation around 2192 and weekly bulletin circulation 2389 with 1036 weeklies delivered to Hawaii.
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Honolulu
County of
Oahu
Hockus
Letin Publishing’ Company, Limited
Fria
Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
Bockus, Bus
Taft over Philippines trade stance stirs independence debate
The dispatch argues Secretary Taft favors free trade with the Philippines and ties this to Hawaii, urging readers to view Taft’s Pacific tour as advancing a policy that the Philippines are American territory but need time before independence. It claims Taft aims to push Philippine trade as a precursor to broader free trade with the mainland.
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Taft
Honotulu
Hawall
Payne
Hallett
Hawaii
Tah
United States
Philippines
Philippine
Orient
Mawaii
Privie
Maleland
Pacific
Koing
San Francisco
Saul Hin
Wimwell
Secret Defensive Treaty Between Germany and Russia Reported
London reports a new defensive pact between the German emperor and the Russian czar aimed at preserving world peace and avoiding clash with the existing Franco Russian alliance. The agreement, seen as a move toward deterring East Asia tension, signals Germany’s interest in Dutch East Indies expansion.
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London
Germany
Munmia
Buch Ik
Foreign Office
Russia
Far East
Huseta
France
Holland
Maul News Notes from The Bulletin Wailuku
Wailuku notes report road work on the Ioo road with a bridge at the first crossing and Waihee side route to tableland. Visit by Mrs G B Robertson and husband to Honolulu to join Kabuki, Oaks. Maui Hotel former manager plans pineapple cultivation for mainland markets. Teacher Mino Huen Rose ill but recovering. false death rumor debunked. Nan Patterson’s sister secures a job at Washington Federal.
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Miprotat
Wailuku
Ioo
Waihee
Kealabolo
Walluku
Fair Law
Vale of Eternal Beauty
Haleakala
Kabuki
Oaks
Maui
Mino Huen Rose
Wai Iuku
Ellen
Supreme Court Rules Term Did Not Lapse On Labor Day
The Supreme Court unanimously held that the circuit court term did not lapse for failing to open on the first Monday of September due to Labor Day. The decision, announced by Chief Justice Frear, states the legislature intended to exclude Sundays and legal holidays from judicial days, allowing opening on the following day. The ruling will resume interrupted court work and adjust juror schedules and case reassignment.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Ite
Jance Frear
Court
Cirouit Court
Hartwall
Wilder
Frear
Elkins Sees Road Rate Law Debate Ahead
Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia, in New York, discusses railroad rate legislation to be considered by Congress. He predicts a rate bill will pass in the winter, but fears a long, bitter fight over tariff revision as hearings begin.
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de Bolt
William Lone Austin
G. F. Bush
Robt
L. Colburn
Dodge Chas
Denky
C. A. de Cow
Jos Fernandes
Fred. Goudie
H. W. Green J
P. Howatt
Jnc
Thuraddy
Lindsay
New York
Stephen B. Eiking
West Virginia
Congress
Senate
No Slate Convention Nominates Reform Ticket in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Sept 20 a reform city party opposed to the Republican organization nominated a ticket for November. Sheriff Heket and son H Brown Coroner J MR. J mon City Commissioner Blankenburg Edward A Anderwan Judge of Common Pleas Court No 1 Craig Biddie Judge of Orphans Court Morris Dallett Judges Biddle and Pallett now hold seats and are Republican nominees for reelection.
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Philadelphia
New City Party
Bheriff
H. Brown
J Mon
Nuitalgh Blankenburg
Edward A. Anderwan
Common Pleas Court
Craig Biddie
Orphans’ Court
Morris Dallett
Biddle
Pallett
Regurrr
Land for sale tract with two houses subdividable bold offer
A compact notice offers a tract of 120000 square feet for sale. It is well improved with two good houses and can be subdivided. The price is 2000 dollars cash with the balance on mortgage at one percent. bold text emphasizing the bargain.
Delegates Name Candidates in Reform-leaning Convention
The convention marked a rare open session in the city with nine delegates free to advocate for any candidate. The outcome favored reform elements, amid reports that Ambassador Tower received notice from the University of St Andrews that LL D will be conferred, as Andrew Carnegie is to be installed again as Lord Rector on October 17.
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Thin City
Ambassador Tower
University of St Andrews
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department Rates Listed
Rates for regular medical care at Queen's Hospital include ward and private room charges. Patients must arrange with their own physician and cover their doctor’s fees. Admission requires payment of charges in advance with weekly renewals, and operating room use costs range from 5.00 to 16.00. Apply to Superintendent or Resident Physician at the hospital for details.
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Einer Wusene
Prysislina
Surghcal Caves
Ital
Geo
Smith
Smith @ Co
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McCall
Parker
Binma Jmrere
Kaiser
Dear
First Circuit
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Lanno
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Maul News
Nan Patterson
Washington Federal
Trent & CO
Fort Street
VAME
Liberty
Taffeta
Robert Barr
Mian Kiva Hennett
Abe
Elkins
Axtell & Shaw
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J. A.M. Johnson Company, Ltd
the Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
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