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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
14
Republican precinct meetings drew strong crowds with men and women voting across multiple precincts. Local officials including Andrews faced scrutiny over turnout while Hemenway and others staffed elections across the Fourth and Fifth precincts, with numerous named officers listed for each district.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple election slates labeled Eleventh through Fourteenth of the Fifth with names for president vice president secretary treasurer and judges of election. Names include Shy C. Deight Juha Kapono Willa Laa Noah Kauhane Frank Foenanios Moen Kamekoa Moses Kau ne Frank Kanae San Kaloa Harry Antd A. B Kalelopp Anoeh Johnson Lot Taye John C. Crowder Henry Kanna Koo David Bray Kaleiwa Kaiotobia H. Kahale Kata Richard Lane Th Spockmatt Frank Creedon W. L. Builth War Paikult Wan Ho Thorntop M. Amana Eugene Al aeathlant J. Galt 8% Correa O. K. Stiliien Jay K. Ashley Wr. H. Keawe Chas Au dye K. Kanani Geo Kaolapa John Manuke Wr. H. Keawe appears among judges of election and executive committees. The passage lists numerous unnamed roles and lacks narrative context.
A cablegram reports Wray Taylor a longtime Inlands resident died in San Franchees yesterday after a stroke. He served as editor at several daily papers and at SS Andrews Cathedral, leaves a wife and children who reside at the Priory with Sister Albertina.
The bulletin lists the business office phone is 254 and the editorial room phone is 185 for the current newsroom and administration. It provides direct lines for inquiries and internal communications within the publication.
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