Republicans Name Delegates Amid Precinct Conventions
A Historic Honolulu election scene unfolds with precinct meetings, candidate canvassing, and party alignments. Republicans, Portuguese groups, Chinese voters, and local figures including J M Vives and Major Camara maneuver for nominations and endorsements as January to February campaigns heat up. Samuel Parker faces questions about returning to Washington as possible delegate candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Knokow
Orpheum
Iow
Prince Jouah Kalunianaote
John Wise
David Kanaha
Jobs Kimmeluth
Moses Li
Kaaihwala
8. K. Kaloa
Gubtic
Avveryone
Ieee
Officde
J. M. Vives
Howe
Bulletin
Samuel Packer
Washington
Fur
Aleo
Parker
Alanna Loa
Republican party precinct officers listed by district
The document records elected officers for Republican precincts with names such as Newt Hop Kite, W. Ror, Jon Limhiwa, Inawe Harbottle, PR Helm, J. Kalama, and Jon Lightway. It lists positions including president, vice president, secretary, assistant secretary, treasurer, election officer, and executive committee members, noting continuation on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Hop- Kite Newt
W. Ror
Jon Limhiwa
Boyd
Inawe Harbottle
Helm
Holger
J. Kalama
Kaemalopili
Jon. Lightway
D. A. Kalole
Ed Towne
B.C. Keen
Kalawa
J. 1
Super
Fem
Hiram Ko
Grand Duke of Russia Visits Hawaii and Mainland
The Grand Duke of Russia, a cousin of Emperor Nicholas II, travels from Hawaii to the Mainland aboard the Coptlo. He tours Colombo, Ceylon, Singapore, Bangkok, Hanoi, and Tokyo with a large retinue, receiving decorations and meeting officials, while hunting in Malaya and traveling to Hong Kong, Manila, and Japan before returning toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Tion Rls
Riteata
Pasaker
Ory
Nicholae Hoting
Alexander
Mechtentiung
Boris
Frideriel
Uhevaling de Sehanek
Livy
Strandman
Virwiitours
Ceytom
Highiem
India
Cne
Government to lend but not sell guns as options debated
Government funds may lend cannons while plans for renewal of a frontier saloon are discussed. Attorney General presents three options to Governor Treasurer and Tax Assessor. Prince Cupid Katanianaole seeks to buy two old cannons for home decoration, arguing government lacks authority to transfer ordnance without royal consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid Katanianaole
Bie Hom Premisen
Iiwae
Alleged Slave Freed By Habeas Corpus Ruling
Ah Sin a Chinese woman appeared before Judge Robinson on a writ of habeas corpus charging Chin Kun with restraining her liberty for immoral purposes at his Lilith Street residence. Attorney Brooks for the woman and Attorney Thompson for the alleged master argued for dismissal. After consultation, Brooks moved to dismiss and release the woman. Judge Robinson granted the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Sin
Robinson
Habeas Corps
Chin Kun
Lilith Street
Brooks
Thompson
Me. Brooks
Ya Chie Kuncie Wink
Abe
Sherif Chillingworth
Judie Robinson
Japanese laborer killed at Oulu Sugar pump No 6
A laborer at Gali plantation was killed today at pump No 6 of the Oulu Sugar Co. Deputy Sheriff Fernandes is en route, with a Coroner's Jury to be convened by telephone tonight. Details of the incident are not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gali
Oulu Sugar Co
Fernandes
Waltness
Building a Causeway Across Swamp at McCally Street
A gang begins constructing a causeway across a swamp at McCally Street. Contractor James McKee holds the Waikiki Land and Loan Association contract and plans completion in about ten days. The work is not for the Rapid Transit Company. The Bulletin reports the arrangement and pricing at 78 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCally Tront
McCally Atreet
Wilt
Erat Ik
Choruughtars Ie
James McKee
Waikiki Land and Loan Association
Rapid ‘Transit
Arrest of Costello Rooney and McGowan After Street Brawl
In Fort and Hotel Streets this morning a chaotic clash drew police. Witness recounts Costello Rooney and McGowan assaulting an officer and a merchant patrolman, with punches and a fall on the street. A warrant was issued for Costello on assault and battery on an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Rerchant
Mike Costello
HW. Rooney
T. J. McGowan
Olliver Anderson
Merchant Patrol
Arcert
Stand 19
Abery Volous
Halel
Kurt Atreets
Rooney
McGowal
Amersan
Thie
Tt Woxam
Mike Cortella
Wetaly
Amyl
Pune
Costelly
Chayay
Dasault Ani Battery
Auederson
Federal court items on vessel collision and damages
A federal court item notes Kawasaki charged with revenue fraud and released in a final case. Katherine Wilts, wife of the owner of Che barkontinn Willa Carson, sues Wilders stouwchly Company for 0.50 damages after a Vincent vessel collision off HootoI harbor on December 27, 19inh. The company recently paid about 60,000 to the owner of Ye WALA Cuveon for the loss of the vin nel after a final appeal to the General Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawasaki
Gelorn
Katherine Wilts
Che Barkontinn
Willa Carson
Admiralty
Wilders Stouwchly Company
Willian Carson
Wolliion
Claudine
Hoootol Harbor
Supreme Court
Bwith & Lewie
Royal voyage aboard caped liner with Persian dignitaries
On a jeweled voyage from the Orient to Honntile a royal party aboard the Cape He fail enjoyed a festive trip. Notables included the Gray Duke Horse of Kuna and a suite of Husbian nobles such as Mont Prideried and Cuevailer de Behueek. The journey featured banquets, honors, and cordial receptions led by officials of the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentad
Orelck
Cape
Honntile
Orient
Evedt
Kuna
Mont Prideried
Bout A. Greaves
Cuevailer de Behueek
Military Movements Near Port and Trade Vessel Roles
Fragmentary OCR notes describe naval personnel changes and cargo trade involving an American trading company. Mentions Lieut HL G Mnindatane, Staten Navy, Asiatic Station, Admiral of the Atlantic Squadron, and a cargo ship bound for San Francisco at 1 p.m. The text also references ships and routes between Tokyo, Japan and China, with a port tone of readiness for deployment to the Atlantic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiten Staten Navy
Hethey
York
Mursé
Tus
Japan
Japanewn
San Francisco
Thleafer
Attorney General Dole Opinion on Trust Deed Fee
The opinion concerns a McBryde Sugar Company trust deed and stamp duty. It discusses a $2,900,000 consideration and $498 in stamps, quoting Gov. Dole on whether the instrument requires tax and whether the deed should be stamped under Hawaii law. The letter, signed G. P. Dole, notes a formal legal review and conclusion on the stamp duty question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole Tolay
Wright
McBryde Sugar Company
Hawaii
Treritory
Pine American Lasses & Thief Company of Laws
Ain Sawor Tonlay
Hawaiian Commercial & Suikar Company
Dole
Genorah
Death notice for Miss Ring Cage in The Tate Captor S A
Death notice appears for Miss Ring Cage in The Tate Captor S A. The obituary mentions a location in Scotland and lists other unclear details. The fragmentary text references a death and a publication price of 75 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Ter
Atlin
Scotland
Anita
Magoon Wins Fight to Reopen Case in Estate Trial
In a dramatic courthouse session Judge Magoon pressed to reopen the case for reading key testimony from a prior trial. The motion aimed to introduce omitted evidence crucial to the defendant and the widow and children, amid procedural disputes and urging by counsels. Continued discussion expected on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottsliter
Wiel Vabee
Cveeytlne
Alfred Magoon
A. Fernandes
W. KE. Pisher
Mawoon
M. F. Scott
Rouusel
McClanahan
Robinson Mullne
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Czar
Nicholas
Mainland
Ihdia
Sto
Alno
Mangkok
Chulalongnors
Rum Kangkok
Algo
Tonkin
Malpten
Hongkong
Chin
Sevastopol
Sevastopol Ina
Kohama
Bisa Ooo Gorman
Hhutitortig
Jamin
Eriko
Ieind
Alee
Tokio
Eoe DE
Mikamo
Nagwiqu
Kobe
Lapan
Ely
Royal Party
Meanie Hotel
Hoult
Aps
San
New York
United
Guid
Gannon
Honolulu
the Bulletin
Imperial Cigar Store
Fort Street
Costello
Rooney and
McHowan
Anderson
Pike
Oo Bosra
Bangin
Wentteman
Alt
Wwe
Orion
Bed Reyer
Ailee Cora VeTavint
Ayde Hurrell
Wells
Fargo & Go
Express
Masonic Temple
Ant
Prortiese
We Peer
Lalnig Beet
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Magoon
Paris
Fisher
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