Honolulu post office candidates contest historic postmaster race
Three petitions circulate for the Honolulu post office postmaster job with incumbents and challengers Oat Konake and Le Crabbe creating a tight race. Former postmaster Joseph M. Oat led Hawaii through annexation and transition to the federal system alongside Inspector General talent. Louis T. Kenaks has long served as Deputy Postmaster. Cebbo of the Republican Central Committee looms as a strong challenger based on popularity and local political influence.
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Merchant Street
Joseph M. Oat
Louis T. Konake
Claverence le Crabbe
Hono Wily
Washington
Stonolubi
Republic of Hawaii
McKinley
Hax
United Serient
Jental
Republican Central Committee
Ewa Strike Settled and Labor Tensions Rise
The Ewa strike ended this morning after a general walkout, with a few workers returning. Three objectionable Japanese workers were discharged, and tensions remain high as locals blame the ongoing bird killings on Japanese labor. The report notes former plantation workers and birds counted in the thousands, with described raids and bird collection methods.
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Ewa
Fiat
Renton
Reed
Policeman Reed
In Honolulu Birds Issue Clarified by Captains Rosebill and Hosahi
Captains Rosebill and Hosahi rebut claims that Japanese bird catchers strip inland Pacific islets of plumage. Rosebill cites his voyage to Marcus Island and observations about bird patching. The discussion centers on whether local bird catching harms island fauna and feathers.
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Maron Aland
Macens Island
Sheda
mid-Pacific
Hosahi
Rosebill
Pacific
Honolulu
Marcus Telnd
Prosecution Evidence From Dauphin in Mackintosh Case
A Smola man presented letters and papers from Dauphin Manitoba linking D A Mackintosh to a second marriage and alleged bad conduct. The documents include a letter stating proof of marriage to Clare Nieberding and note of Mackintosh's arrest, with a promise of further evidence if needed. Continued on Page 4.
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Smoma
D. A. Mackintosh
Dauphin
Manitoba
Canada
Mackintosh
Palse
Man
D. A. S Mackintosh
Clare Nieberding
Hin
Cheaper to Save Than to Let Die in Waialua Poverty
An aged blind Hawaiian woman, Kaualoa, died in Waialua after drought and poverty left her with little to eat. The article notes government physicians had been withdrawn from home visits, worsening conditions for the indigent sick. Debate centers on the cost of post mortem exams versus sustaining care for the poor and the role of county authorities.
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Waialua
Kaualoa
Ida Nulixe
Vinlelwa
Halemann
Shetp J
Hawnling
Andrew Cox
Hemolul
Deputy Sheriff Holt Discharged After Guilty Plea
Deputy Sheriff J Holt of Wala appeared before Judge Lindsay charged with anagalt and battery on J K Kentwell. Holt pleaded guilty. Kentwell had demanded an apology letter. Holt wrote one but Kentwell pressed prosecution. Judge Lindsay warned Holt against temper and discharged him, noting a small fine would not suffice.
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J. Holt
Wala
Lindsay
J. K. Kentwell
Holt
Chillingworth
Kentwell
Hitting
Ciy
Bulletin Baseball Boys Government Asked To Send Searchers
The Bulletin notes a Gooseball contest nearing its close with a forecasted outcome. It lists upcoming games and players such as Keneet Mumia and L. Richarde, with lines indicating matchups and participants as the season winds toward mid June.
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Keneet Mumia
L. Richarde
Correa
Corres
Vincent
Joe Bliva
Louie
John Martin
Yong Chan
Joe Derege
John Boteltho
Accused Are Roasted In Conspiracy Case Prosecution Is Hit
In Judge De Holt s courtroom Attorney General Martin Anstrews confronts the Have vion conspiracy case. Prosecution accuses officials of mis spending while defense highlights alleged improprieties by Enoch Johnson and others. The heated session centers on financial and clerical pay disputes and questioned services as the case progresses.
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Martin Anstrews
de Holts
Have Vion
Tt Government
Hawaii
House Representatives
Enoch Johnson
Chic
One Fund
Humaine
Solace Wireless Test Proves Local System Best at Sea
The Solace wireless test from the naval transport Solace shows the local wireless telegraph system at Barber’s Point superior to the government ships’ setup. Messages reached Honolulu about twelve hours before arrival, with the Maul station capturing signals earlier and forwarding tapes to the Department.
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Solace Wireless
Witernoon
Bran Francisco
Bolace
Bwout
Wade
New York
Barber's Point
Barbary Point
Wireless Telegraph Company
Croay
Jongwy Nignala
Fsat
Admiral Terry
Honolulu
Port
Sweet
Howe
Department
Llout
Thi
Rp Park
Tacoma Finds NoSpain and Portugal Arbitrate Trou
A mangled item notes a wearable Texan arrival at Del Mine LK and a Breakwater cargo leg with 11,000 tons sugar in San Jose California. Sister Me Harrub accompanies, with a value noted around 469 320 dollars. The fragment mentions Reverni and a Kumalae conspiracy with a jury later that afternoon at 2 50.
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del] Mine
Carrel
San Jose
Cal
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Associated Prowse Special Cable
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Delaware
Manuel Boteliho
Willie Lono
Makameki
Frank Correia
Nisineneee
Davia Kanui
John Gomes
Michael Moree
P. Spencer
Mike Souza
Dow Thrall
Kim Mut
Loui Mitewell
Dani
Kekaulike
Victor
Geo, Crowell
Bam Kamal
Manuel Alivairo
Frank Cunha
Beatteri
Thay
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Mason
Warner
Alea Hospital
Petersburg
Russia
St, Petersburg
Liaotung Peninsula
Manchuria
Springfield
Ill
Lowdene
Tacoma
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North Pacific
Wyoming
Hearst
Cheyenne Wyo
Democratic Convention
W. R. Hearst
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Jas, A. Banister
Oxfords
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Itd
Fort Street
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