10 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
1
Alignat Dreler the defeated HomeRute Democratic candidate says the race was marred by party infighting. He notes Republicans encouraged him and criticizes election practices as not worth money or effort. He defends his integrity and hints the general election outcome may have differed with different tactics.
Uproar in Home Rule camp follows election setback as older faction led by Kalavokalani contemplates resignation. Rivalries between Kalavokalani loyalists and progressive wing backed by Kalantanaoty and Long flare, signaling possible major reorganization of the party and alignment with Republicans amid Democratic shifts.
Lieutenant Colonel Theo F Forbes born in Kona Hawaii and raised by missionary parents rose to high rank in the U S Army. After service in the Civil War era he visited Hawaii with his wife and two daughters, marking his first homeward trip since leaving as a boy.
A local 1902 Elks meeting at 8 oclock considers arranging a May Day celebration with a dance and entertainment. Lyle A. Dickey moves in the Federal Court for an attorney for the Leong Dat banking case.
An auction at the Custom House, led by a deputy acting as auctioneer, sold a single item a silk skirt. About fifteen attendees mostly brokers watched as the skirt went to a woman seller for six dollars after a brief bidding run.
A Honolulu Bulletin poll finds business leaders and Republican workers critical of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser during the campaign. Leaders say the paper harmed the party's image, with questions about whether the Advertiser aided or hindered the Republican effort and party integrity in the run up to November.
JP Cooke states that the Republican newspaper campaign work did not aid the Advertiser party and that the Fourth Committee, with a chairman, conducted the work. He asserts the Advertiser’s role in the campaign was limited and questions attribution of effort. The source text is a damaged OCR fragment.
Harris asserts his campaign was decided on principle amid a morning interrogation by a Hutter reporter. Martin responds to a question about campaign ties as the Republican party remains divided and committed to principles rather than punishment or factionalism.
Harris won by a majority of 207 in August, with Republican candidates stressing volunteer effort. The Fourth District committee members each served as a worker, pooling funds and personal action to support the campaign. Despite fears of short finances, small contributions and party loyalty carried the effort to the polls.
An exclusive council morning session with Fire Claimers Commission discusses making judgments payable by the Treasury. The group agrees to draft a form of award for government payments, ensuring the awards have the character and effect of a Treasury voucher drawn from the Territory. Acting Governor Cooper and department heads approve the plan, with no appeal from the award and a security pledge to secure the government funds.
The Trine ae Teme party WHHL hosts a meeting at the Meotestont Eateropal Church grounds on Lunallio streets near Penancola. On Monday after HOON HEXE Apr TE at 6 o'clock PM electric ears pass the gate. All parents belonging to the church are urged to accept this invitation for their children.
The group supporting the widow of a man killed yesterday in Anedger plans a relief drive to aid the two children left destitute. They welcome any donations to assist the bereaved family. Local agents Gomes and McTighe handle the L de Turk California winter sale.
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