Fourth District Republicans Hold Chaotic Meeting
The Fourth District Republican committee met after noon to elect a new structure amid scattered names from multiple precincts. After contentious nominations and a temporary chair, J. Cooke won the chair, with Aylett and others selected for officer roles, while Second Precinct debates delayed full executive formation.
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Republican Party
Wares
Jn Crabbe
Virat Preeiner PW
Macfarlane
P. Beterson
D. T. Inenberg
L. H. Wolf
Pf M. Hrpakea
Kumalue Wan
Bavidge Wan
Miso K
Kumalae
Baydae
Bavidge
Elaly
Macfarlann
Uhix
BOR
Inonberg
BW. Wilson
Rupart
Onder
J. P. Quoke
FW. Mactarlane
Mactarlane
Idalton
Tie Genel
Powal
Whleon
J. ¥. Cooke
G. B. McClellan
RN. Ravd
Aylett
My. Mayd
Aytett
Hoydmism
McClellan
Arowe
Cooke
Iputu E Ciglian
Nevede
G Wo KR. King
Warlouk
Locke
Eld
Intriet Commmitton
Tan
Wow
Ayiott
Durkuc
Aylott
Ordasurer
Hustace Jr
Norwan G. Gedge
Bit
J. A.etna
Van
Gilman
Wcume
G. W. K. King
Secon UN
C.H. Wilson
Marty Murray
Wilson Wa
Vilaws
W. C. Rowe
C. B. Wilnge
W N. Boyd
Pourth
N. J. Gedae
Samuel Johnson
P. M. Brooke
J. Chalmers
Aad
Judge Gear Denies Mandamus Over Secretaries Fees
Judge Gear delivers a decision in Fire Claims Commission case against Secretary Riggs, ruling the commission overstepped duties by charging and levying fees for certificates. The court found no mandamus to compel payment, as the auditor may pay only on valid claims and the commission lacked authority to raise funds through certificates and taxes. The ruling discusses separation of powers, legislative appropriation, and the commission’s inflated expenses versus the governor and attorney general’s advice.
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Judes Gtor
Fite Ctaritie Commission
Lee
Slaws
Gear
Honolulu
Luning
Rites
Commuinaton
Pire Claime Commission
Fire Claims Commission Act
Genveal
Anid
Tie
Cooley
Ech Department
Daniel Webster
Stewirdam
Fire Claims Commission
Almante
Gemeral
Horstie Fern
Ceneral
Gearther
Peters
Rumored Humphreys Resigns as Judge in Honolulu Circuit
A Washington Chronicle speculation says Judge A S Humphreys of Honolulu may have resigned from the First Circuit Court. No action has been taken by the President on his replacement, though Honolulu Bar Association recommendations for a successor are noted. Salary cited as 43000.
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Washington
The
Chronicle
Humphreys
Honolulu
Department of Tuskher
Anereskor
Thwan
Retter
Feaigen- Hon
Methuen in London After Boer War Wounding
General Lord Methuen, wounded and captured by the Boers, was released and arrived in England early this month. He underwent a careful operation to extract bullets from his wound.
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London
Orneral Lord Methuen
Hugland
Russian Sugar Views on Bruse tmar Convention
From Petersburg July 22 the Ministry of Finance article argues that applying interred duties to refined sugar exports from Russia would breach existing treaties and set a dangerous precedent. It cites America's tariff stance as justification for Russia to respond similarly to analogous cases, and notes that trusts have paralyzed trade and hindered round-based development.
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Potwraburg
Finance Publiet Andential
Mo de Witte
Minieter
Finance
Brusetsmar
America
Bonnibert sets new record at Beighton track
Frank Parratt’s Rogalbert with J Myetin Inte waite won the inquiry race at Beighton today and lowered the world mark to 1:31 and Bonnihert’s performance drew praise as he surged to the front. Manila reports note defendants in a Freedom libel case have demanded a jury trial, with American agents challenging the official rights of the trial.
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New York
Frank Parratt
Rogalbert
J. Myetin
Wim
Kkending
Tom Kenney
Manila
Korea Movements Narrowly Reported by Pacific Line Vessel
July 28. News from Newport News notes Pacific Company's ship Korea, the largest yet built for the line, has just filed papers and will sail for home port. Only forty applicants stood for the voyage, and Captain Bonbury received orders to proceed in ordinary time aboard the Atlantic. The steamer is not expected before August 1, with a prior schedule to await the Orient until August 26.
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Mad Francisco
Pacific Company
Pew
Korea
Newport News
Bonbury
Peru
Peking
Kobe
le Peklig
Ban Franciavo
Hieemer
Ban Francie
Achi Defeats Lane In Contest For Chairmanship
Delegates from the Fourth and Fifth District Committees clashed at Waverly Hall and Republican HQs over chairmanship rules. Carter presided briefly before Avery was nominated. after credentials were reviewed, Acht won the chair 20 to 1 amid resignations and tense votes.
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Hive
Fourth District Committee
Waverly Hall
Fifth District Commission
JD Avery
Conan
Ehontto
Carter
Yemppoat
Avery
Committee On
Jills
Idee Witcox
Wilcox Charles Clark
Nawankoa
Beng
Eevee
Ahle
John C Lane
Charter Clark
Acht
Jailor Henry
Geo
C. Potter
Nav Laine
Oe Ee
Thors
Clark
Jates Wilcox
W. W. Goodale
View
Ty & Vou
George C. Putter
A.W. Boaburg
Wwe
Local Sports Schedule and Venue Changes Noted
A Hawaiian style note lists matchups including Punahon against Ale 18 Kamehemena and Costom House games with Sept. dates. It mentions Punahon vs Maltetiiiman and a long Saturday game moving from 3:30 to 4:00 PM. Details appear in handbill style with naming quirks and partial phrases.
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Eagie
Atle S
Malleima
Punahon
Kamehemena
Punahog
Kamehameta
A.C
Costom House
Panahow
Kamehamena
Kametamela
Mailerou
Murder Case Continues For Cabin Boy Tabara on High Seas
Commissioner Gilwie adjourned the preliminary examination of Tabara Japan, cabin boy of the schooner Fred J. Wool, charged with the murder of Captain Jacoben amid the sea dispute. Oty, cook of the vessel, linked as alleged accomplice, also to be recalled after the interpreter and stenographer were unavailable.
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Gilwie
Tabara
Japan
Fred J. Wool
Jacoven
High Seas
Hemoon
Oty
Veuwet
Excitement on the Wharf as Animals Run Wild
A comical scene on the Interisland wharf occurred as a steamer whistle triggered a mass panic. Animals roamed the dock while crowds, ropes, and improvised lassoing followed to recapture them. The Nowou arrived from Maui with freight including cotton and chickens. The sea voyage faced head winds and choppy conditions with intermittent telegraph contact.
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Interisland
Mawan
Na Loa
Nowou
Maui
Hawaii
Punter Iil
Tnet Moniloy Wight
Lahale
Mamalay
Bishop Restarick Welcomed in Mandula on Pacific Mall Steamer
Bishop Restarick arrived aboard the Jacke Mall steamer Pruartly at Mandula's Pacific Mall wharf on Friday August 1. A welcome delegation including Tomney Pook and Wray Taylor came out, with other church and lodge members joining the greeting as ship passengers and dignitaries disembarked.
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Pacific Mall
Thia
Epitecopal Church
Mandula
Biahoy Restarot
Mawangel
Cie Harbor
Tomney Pook
Wray Taylor
Cormforalion
Elke
Lake
Roobe
Captain Rennie
Fred Wist
Order of Mt
Ir Mire
Sta M. Renta
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Masonic Temple
American Messenger Service
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L. F. Sternemann
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Judge Gear
Mandamus
Riggs
Methuen
RNI
the Bulletin
Bonnibert
Achi
Lane
Kaust
Beverill
Restarick
Fok
Pyler
Se Ava
Loe Angeles
Vila Pure
S. Tenton Ie
G. von Klan
Utto
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Pureone
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Bie
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