Democrats Name Precinct Officers Island Wide
Democratic precinct clubs across the island report election results from last Thursday night. Officers for each precinct are listed, naming presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, executive committees, and judges of election for the upcoming campaign.
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Amt
Jaxt
Toby YeMager
Julian Arch
Abraham Kawathoa
Manley Hopkins
Johd’ Nalua
David Hao
Henry Arch
Win
Wolters
Henry Geerine
Iis Avch
Charles McCarthy
Klarl Kali
Albert Kauwe
Poh
Ranh
Solomon Opt
W. R. Chilton, Jr
View Wealdent
A. W. Potere
Ought Nahoolewa
Mo i Ferreira
Bernard Clihaundele
Nobrigh
David Kao Anh
W. H. McClellan
Friel
M. J. Silva
Ben Dole
Maintent
C.K Manfarlane
Jamen Haughton
Janes McDowall
David Kamanoha
Moses Palau
Veg
Bell Watson
Bom Kaal
Booka Kekahuna
Delvid Kaliwal
John Nahal
David L. Ak You
Petey Mamoka Wabineckel
Provident
Id. K. Mateakia
Lal Laalki
Mel
Won Akawa
Jaanen Howpill
W. 8
Wond
D Kawwal
J. K Kalanat
Hott
Planier
Tho
Clark
J. Nawkani
Kye Ule
Judgen
Mulia
Avlulaay
T. M. Bitva
Testh
Willan Kali
Baplains Soerethey
Kelwar
Aualxtaneoceotary
Edward
Goowan Hoy Is Acquitted At Potter Court
Goo Wan Hoy was acquitted this morning on a Bromerheat charge after Judge Mm phries and Attorney Maroon appeared for the defense. Deputy County Attorney Milverton presented evidence, noting the defendant’s worldly goods and actions with a check to Chang Chan of the River Mil Co. The judge found the defense plausible and discharged Hoy, amid confusion over the prosecuting firm’s name and Chang Chan’s identity.
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Potter Court
Goo Wan Hoy
Whit Bromerheat
Mmphries
Maroon
Milverton
Milverton Crom
Maninier Chang Chan
The
River Mil Co
Belleve
Promecti
City Mill Co
Corpet
Iver Mill Co
Ie Chang Chan
Pot Chang Chan
Registration Boards Named by Governor Frear for Four-Year Terms
Governor Walter F. Frear appointed five registration boards to serve four years, with appointments effective yesterday or today. Members include Otto W. Hoan and George P. Tut Fe as district chairs, spanning islands such as Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, Lnaai, and Kauai. Terms expire July 1914.
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Walter F. Frear
Island of Hawaii
Otto W. Hoan
Manuel & Pacheco
Wm. Biewonde
Hawaii
George P. Tut Fe
Alfred G. Patten
W. Kall
Maui
Molokai
Lamati
Kahoolawe
George Weight
David Morton
Morris K. Keo
Kokalote
Oahu
Samuel Chillingworth
Avilum K. Vierra
James D. Holt Inande
Kauai
Nihon
Sanborn
Char [Ilake
K.W, Kinney
OLAA COMES BACK ADVANCING ON MARKET REPORT
Market summary notes OLAA and EWA advancing with OLAA near 025 and EWA active as crop hopes drive gains. Hawaiian Sugar up to 43 with a $3 rise, Hawaiian Pineapple at 25c a share, and thin trading in Waalaa stock. police court reports charge of assault against three youths with suspensions and thirteen months in one case.
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Olan
Ewa
Oahu
Kahoe
Kauanui
Udgr Andrade
Hantenee
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claims One Day Cure
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinidine as removing the cause of colds. It touts world use to cure a cold in one day, notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box, and lists terms like PASS MEDICINE CO and U.S. A.
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E. W. Grove
Baing Lown
Prohibition Plebiscite Ties Hawaii to Prolonged Debate
A Honolulu telegram from July 20 1910 quotes a fragmentary public vote stance altering the liquor ban. It lists 50 reasons supporting no prohibition and 50 reasons for the measure, citing local politics, economic impact, moral concerns, and Hawaiian independence while referencing the recent tragedy and inquest.
Proclamation Transmission Behind Schedule in Hawaii
A Hilo Herald continued notice reports proclamations required for the upcoming election must be posted in precincts seven days before voting. Proclamations arrived late, seven days prior to the election set for next Thursday, July 21, amid other maritime and bulletin details.
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Pion
Knox's New Plan for Business Expansion
Washington July 2 Beerett Knox inaugurates a new plan to pursue foreign business by selecting cabstile who have reports to one yon and weave trade bodies in leading cities to inform them of foreign opportunities. James K. Dunning of Havre, Pramt, formerly stationed at lan, will lead a team to Pint e and Uhence to fan Pre pleco in all efforts to work wy MIDI Toe Heepk perlite at tay.
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Washington
Beerett Knox
James K. Dunning
Havre
Lan
Tay
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