Votes Count Shapes California Contest But Hawaii Notes Nominations
Contestants gather thousands of votes in a lively ballot race. The weekly counts, district by district, show shifts with McCabe near second, Macy approaching 40 000, and Holled near top in another standings update. Subscriptions and vote rules outline how ballots are issued and how to vote for two contestants per week.
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Woc Moore
Hemme
Mire
Daniela
Rhy Tae
Tabrly Road
McCabe
Iven
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mani
Kanai
Boone
Evening Bulletin
Oly Bulletin
Subscriptions and naval medal note headline
Honolulu Evening Bulletin lists subscription rates for the Weekly and Evening Bulletins and notes Office Hours. Washington reports Peary gold medal bid limited to two civilians and 18 military officers, listing notable civilians Vanderblit and Vanderbit with context.
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Ovening Hullatin
Eventon
Honolulu
T. H. James B. McSwanson
Washington
Robert F. Peary
Congress
North ‘Pole
Navy
United States
Uni
Genermis Grant
Burnside
Bank
Hoker ‘Terry
Sheridan
Thoma
Hancock
Ringold
Roo.oom
Halley
Porter
Farmgut
Dewey
Winslow
Liout
Corneline Vansderblit
Gleadall Vanderbit
Gleadall
Clubs Protect National Parks and Mountain Clubs Unite
The Sierra Club of California and Pacific Northwest clubs like the Mazama of Portland and the Mountaineers of Seattle advocate united measures to protect Crater Lake Mt Rainier and Olympic National Monument. Leaders like J Horace Meares land and R O Johnson support free publication of mountain exploration, tourism growth, and national park advocacy while debunking selfish interests and urging broad public benefit. The piece notes strong international club influence and calls for continued unified action to preserve mountain regions and travel infrastructure.
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Sierra Club of California
KE. T. Parsons
Biers Civh
Wilbert
Thin Morning
Tirsone
Alee
Thi Aramas
Portland
Te Sabin
Hyaieart Beartie
Amerton’ Alpine Club
Pars
Arctic
Antarctic
Alpie Club
Ite
North America
Sierra Club
Mountaineers
Seattle
Pacific
Maxumas
Crater Lake National Park
Mazama Bulletin
Mt Rainier National Park
Mountain
Ratine
Wightnmetys
Unitent Bratton Amd
Alploe
J. Horace Meareland
American Civile Association
Sheongiane
Johnson
Mowntain Club
Bowen
Rent Movement
Iiinetplancy
Ronnie Beaity
Ameren
McFarland Han
Niagara Fall
Niagara
Jobson
McParland
Trail and Travel Club
Hawalirean
Trail
Tak
Aad
Kamehameha News Notes And Preparations For Spring Events
The Kamehameha notes describe upcoming track and junior team trials for boys under sixteen, with promising runners and multiple clubs forming strong contingents. Baseball practices continue nightly with captains and pitchers named, plus backstop and batting prospects highlighted. Cadets prepare for May inspection by War Department, aiming to remain in Class A. A recital of The Merchant of Venice is planned, with special student admission. Interscholastic baseball and school events, including a faculty dinner and a dress parade, are noted along with fundraising for church remodeling in Philadelphia and a tongue in cheek jab at Birmingham.
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Hoye
Sixtenn
Sta
Kamehatheha
War Department of Washington
Marshall Darrach
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Veromite
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W. G. Honolulu
Bees
Puanene Hospital
Puanene
Zeave
Sachs
Mary Johnson
Johnson Torium
Honalla
Rebecca Macy Peart
City
Lucy
Rose Amia
Lucy K
Honolulu Honolulu
Mary K. Keawehani
Hilo
Queende Scharratt
Kamuel
Alice Hattio
Louisa de Kohala
Helen Watson
Katherine Clark Kailua
L Williams
Isabella Koomon
North
Kuulei Hapaii
Ioe Ead
Mise Annie A
H. Kaveweht
Mary Nailima
Mise Arakawa
Miss Rose
Kalima
Trip
District
Bulletin Contest Department
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S¢n
Makee Sair
Ubeetty
Nalah
Kamehameha
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Kami
Mi- Hian
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Sujan
Kaubl
Noah
Jnew
Kama
Oahu
Colnd
St. Louis College
Humber
Philadelphia
Phil
Birmingham Age Herald
Beretania
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