Insurgent Republicans Fight for Honest Polities in Manoa
A fragmentary report argues the Manoa Insurgents are battling graft and crooked politics. It asserts they demand fair methods, an honest vote, and a square deal, opposing factions linked to corruption and liquor interests. The piece cites Andrews and others as campaign figures and emphasizes party integrity and local democracy.
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Grattera
Andrews-Huffandway
Wippar Maou
Steere
Hetchenway
Cooper
Yom Damm
Glade
Andrews
Campalenoth
Manoa
Square Deal Issue Drives Republican Party Debate
Voters should not tolerate petty attacks and insinuations as the party seeks a fair deal. The piece defends honest leadership and opposes crooked tactics in local Republican politics amid accusations against A. Le Atkin and others.
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Republican Party
Honnkt Iherods
A. le Atkin
Manoa
Kuhio's Island Tour Reflects Campaign Outreach
Delegate Kuhio responds promptly to Milo invitation and tours districts to maintain contact with Territory voters. Critics say his Washington absence risks disconnect with constituents while Kuhio resumes public work and expands local engagements ahead of the campaign.
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Kuhio
Milo
Amin
Washington
Capitol
Delgate
Howell
Inga
Alwaye
Ike St. Kublo
Enay Stager
Kipp
It Would Bring the Representative Closer to Citizens
The passage argues that close personal ties between a representative and citizens would allow safer scrutiny of public promises. It contends such proximity could expose opponents' false pledges and reveal misrepresentations in political rhetoric.
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Cithens
Taft Shifts Toward Progressives Amid Tariff Debate
The text suggests President Taft may embrace progressive policy, with remarks about a $250,000 appropriation to empower the tariff commission. It implies a political realignment toward insurgent or progressive aims, arguing the nation could benefit if the shift proves true.
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Taft
Fragmentary draft on tariff revision policy and Congress
The text presents a fragmented critique of tariff revision ideas, arguing Congress should consider schedules separately and balance interests. It critiques a method allowing interests to set their own schedules, warning it invites a troublesome coalition and undermines public welfare.
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Congress
Surveying and Sounding Work Near Ilo Wharf and Breakwater
Special Correspondence from Hilo Aug 22 reports Wa B Rowell conducting soundings for the Ilo Ktall road Company. He plans to stay about a month to secure preliminary work for a new wharf and breakwater project. The railway now extends beyond Laipativohow toward Mauluit, with permanent track laid along the Monolli tilde. Construction delays occurred due to weather and equipment shortages after five months in New York.
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B. Rowell
Niginner
Buny
Ilo Ktall Road Company
Walille
Roxwell IV
Fillo
Bull
Mauluit
New York
Sierra Coming The Following Wiretone Message From Ben
Fragmentary text notes a weather and communications update with references to Ben Auchiat and Warne. It mentions a frame gain, wind life and low weather conditions and that all is well. Names like Sion A. Bellerma and Colin piney appear but details are unclear.
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Ween
Ameria
Sion
A. Bellerma
Mitlon Frame
Pranedadia
PNM
Windlie
Aliiotty Senin
Lowe Weather
All Well
Kauai Starts Frame-Up In Local Political Contention
Fragmented election notes from Kauai detail nominations for county offices, with references to candidates such as Sheri Hice and W. Meheula and mentions of the Republican party’s county slate. The piece notes potential changes in supervision and county chair nominations, and hints at upcoming county and district conventions.
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Kaniy
Gea
Sheri Hice
Helen Jmipain
Kawa
County
Attoeney
Mt. Kane
Nakua
Chor
Barty
Soler Lerman Gfalton
Whalkard
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Repu Hiei Party
Appnall
Bb IK
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Halfas
Wigther
Kolow
D. Meliiae
Kawatiad
Mawatha
Jake Oyle
Eouery Iver
Hann
Good Bill at the Orpheum Delights Vaudeville Nightly
The Calva Musical Candy Company vaudeville and farce program at the Orpheum continues to draw audiences. Maude Rockwell and Olga Fletcher showcase strong numbers while Harry Varely and Micky McQuine headline and Carlton Chase provides nightly laughs. Jonge Thorn notes only four more performances remain before the final Saturday show. The New Orpheum closes for Cordell-Cornyn after tonight’s run.
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Calva Musical Candy Company
Hauron
Orpheum
Janne
Bunyon
Micky MagQuine
Rabe
Sonarionn
Carlton Chase
Tie
Jonge Thorn
Usha
Bat- Aeilay Wight
Orphanu
Hyen Eogaged
Abe
Song Entitled Highway You Candy Men By Cleary
Composer Jack D Cleary, a rival to Bonny Cleary, produced a new song titled Highway You Candy Men. The piece, published by May B Co, features lyrics likely penned by Cleary and was performed at Ubi Apt Whealre by Melti Alle. The item notes the work’s clever wording and a forthcoming formal release.
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Jack D. Cleary
Ubi
Claes
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