Hearst Delegation Plans in Territorial Race and Hawaii Links
Senator Woods urges a strong Hearst delegation for the Territorial Democratic Convention. He seeks full inland representation and a Hawaii influenced slate, naming J. D. Banton, Col. McCarthy, Ben Lyons, Kanal, Prince David, and R. B. Kidd as potential delegates. He touts Hearst as a top Democratic asset and cites coal strike politics as strength. Meanwhile a committee discusses pest and exotic animal import issues, with McCandless warning against unnecessary introductions and Spalding noting display practice. The board will investigate and act on findings.
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Palmer Woods
Hearst
Delgalion
St Louia
Hawaii
Cor
National
Woods
Cornwell
Wall
Democratic Party
Wold Ike
Salanda
J. D. Banton
Hilo
Col. McCarthy
Honolulu
Ben Lyons
Maul
Kanal
Prince David
R. B. Kidd
Chamber of Commerce Meets in Hackfeld Building
The quarterly Chamber of Commerce session convened in the Hackfeld building with eight members present and President Tenney presiding. A committee was appointed to discuss touring Staten with the Hawaiian band and a memorial was authorized opposing further permits for importing the kea, the muttonary sheep-eating bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hackfeld
Ern
Tenney
Sec
J.C. Cohen
Staten
Hoogs
Chicago
Messrs
J. F. Morgan
J. R. Galt
Col
W. F
Mufennt
McCandlens
Committee On Commerce, Manufacture and Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Aawalian Band's New Tour Plan With Delegates Backing
J C Cohen leads Aawalian Band with a plan to tour the mainland after a Hawaii Chicago swing. Delegates at the National Republic Convention approve the concept while Democrats back the idea to bring the band to St Louis. Palmer Woods urges Cohen to take musicians from Chicago to St Louis as part of Cohen's broader tour scheme. A Haleiwa meeting with Governor Carten may occur tonight to discuss details before a post convention run through principal U S cities.
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J.C. Cohen
Chicago
Cohen
Seven Chinese robbers linked to Yau Tong gang in city case
Police tighten on a regular organized gang of thieves in a Pauahi Street precinct. Detectives McDuffie and Ah On uncover a 25 member Yau Tong society of criminals. Several arrested men confess, revealing clues and ties to a recent $80 cash theft and missing items. The mourning sign on a neckerchief marks the gang as under scrutiny.
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Chillingworth
McDuMfe
Ah On
Magn
McDufiie
Pauahl Street
Ol Yau Tong
Pauaht Street
of Yau Tong Aiga
Japagne
Akuda
Paunh! Street
McDuffle
Chiee
Achi Plans Purity Campaign Ahead of Territorial Convention
W C Achi vows to educate against participation by Territorial officials in Republican politics. He cites abuses at Monday’s convention, saying officials use power to force votes and reward loyalists. He will print literature and circulate it to Hawaiians to oppose official interference in party affairs. He stays in the party, promising to fight within.
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W. C. Ackh
Achlsalt
Hawaii
Acht
Nahale
West Hawal
Prossen
Achi
Purity Party Partics
Lee Jim and gang tied to Hawaii highway robberies
A Honolulu report details Lee Jim the Chinese highwayman and his companions in prior robberies on the Moanalua road and at Wailgaty area. It lists Tuck Nam Chu Lee Chun Aki Ungow as participants, with several in custody. The article discusses court proceedings, jurisdiction limits, and the debate over bonds and attorney costs in a separate case, noting a large investment in submarine cables.
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Lee Jim
Moanalua
Walgaty
Leo Jim
Dean
Lee Ji
Bherif Chillingworth
Bulletin
Gin
Waipahu
Tuck Nam
Chu Lee Chun
Aki
Ung Ow
Thene
Isenberg Memorial Unveiled in Lihue Kauai
The unveiling of the Paul Isenberg memorial in Lihue last Friday drew people from all over the island for a holiday observance. The event, honoring his charitable work and career, featured a well-organized committee, pleasant weather, and decorative grounds around the monument.
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Lihue
Kauai
Apel
Paul Vers
Isenberg
Supreme Court Orders Immediate Execution in Lyle A Dickey Case
Supreme Court this morning granted a peremptory writ directing the district magistrate of honoralu to issue execution at once in EO. Hall & Bon, Ltd. vs Lyle A. Dickey. The majority, written by Parry, holds no petition for a stay is pending appeal to the Circuit Court. The case concerns a judgment for the plaintiff for 30940 with the magistrate denying a stay for appeal.
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Lowers & Cookey
Redhouse
Ornes
Lyle A. Dickey
Galbraith
Supreme Court
Ing
EO. Hall & Bon, Ltd
Daption Parry
Muan
Dams
Seo
Vermont for Roo and 1904 convention delegates report
Burlington dispatch reports Republican State Convention delegates chosen for the national convention with pro Roosevelt instructions. In Manchuria war correspondence moves to Mukden. San Francisco markets note sugar quotes and beet analysis with price movements and chemical centrifugals listed.
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Burlington
Sension
Joowevelt
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McCandleus
Jr Morgan
Ir. Spalding
J.B. McCandless
Massachusetts
McCandress
Davies
Washington Star
Laliti
Parkers
New York
Benjamin
The
Ron
Scribnez’s
Borminer
Kreuter Neas
Davey Photographicco
Isenberg Memorial
Digely
Priges
Young Bug
Shun Street
Masonic Temple
Japan
Associated Press
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Vermont
Czar and
Skrydloff
Admi
Mukden
Muchwang
Warrington
B.C
Benator Reed Smoot
Utah
Turin
Italy
Gelato
San Francisco
Cal
Hamilton-Brown Shoe CO
Gentleman
St. Louis
Americum Gentleman
Uncle Bam
Hamilton-Brown Sok CO
Bt. Louta
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