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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

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Holloway talks Road Board to back Henry for Sheriff

Holloway urged Road Board members to vote for Henry in the upcoming sheriff election on Oahu County. Sam Johnson reported the proceedings while stating his own plan to vote straight Republican. Witnesses described Holloway's effort as limited with members saying they would vote for Brown or others to protect their jobs.

Holloway Road Board Henry Oahu County Civic Federation Sam Johnson Johnson Tor Wil Mam Brown Jobson

If Carter Said It He Lies Speech Denounced by Honolulu Crowd

Henry Vida mounted a box at King and Bethel streets to deny a claim he proposed to run for Deputy Sheriff with Rawlins to defeat Brown. He said Governor Carter did not authorize such a plan and rejected any disruption of the Republican party. The crowd cheered as Vida defended his Republican loyalty and denounced the accusation.

Charlie Martin Kings and Bethel Streets Popper Funlon Henry Police Department J. C. Quinn Quinn Henry Vida King and Bethel Streets Carter Vida Rawlins Wheriff Brown Vide Honolulu Ife Kalakiein Ward Applanne London Civic Federation Repub

Brown Denies Chinese Gifts and Gambling Claims by Governor

Governor Brown accuses A M Brown of receiving silver gifts from Chinese patrons and of widening gambling influence. Brown challenges the governor to prove the claims, denies any improper gifts, and cites past instances of Hawaiian women seeking wage support. He states that gambling was not as pervasive or openly conducted as asserted.

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Grand Jury Called To Probe Police Department Turned Back

The Grand Jury called to investigate the police department was dismissed by Judge De Bolt amid claims of political influence. No witnesses were subpoenaed, and deputies waited as discussions about adjourning continued. The jury then headed to Judge De Bolt's courtroom for instructions.

de Bolt Tts Polloe Department de Holt Yeaterday Tom Lucan Foreman Phillips Foth M. Thanh Eimer M. Cheatham Fred, Goudie Thos Hy Kennedy T. J. Taeas John K. Prendergant Branley Stephenson Charles Schoollkopf Honj. J. Wright John M. Davis A. Smith LMG Verlogen Petera Dury Judge de Bolt

Polpoli Spring Matter Finally Settled

The Polipoli spring dispute with Dr Raymond of Mausometli ends in an amicable settlement. The Attorney General's Department pursued a petition from small farmers, yielding a judgment to grant the Kula President a one third share of the spring water. The arrangement provides funds to pipe water to Kula and supports the St Louis College musical and dramatic entertainment opening tomorrow at the Territorial Messenger Service.

Polipoli Raymond Mausometli Aga Attorney General's Department Circuit Court Kula St. Louie College Territorial Messenger Service

Carter's Charges Against Oahu Republicans Scrutinized

The Republican County Committee of Oahu adopted a resolution opposing William Henry and Joseph Fern in their nominations for Sheriff and Supervisor, condemning their actions as inconsistent with Republican duties. It reaffirmed support for the regular Republican ticket and urged voters to back all nominees.

Mittte Oahu William Henry Joseph Fern Hone Joseph Fernae

Diplomatic Corps Prepares for the Peace Conference

Washington news notes the Diplomatic Corps suspending its summer program as peace talks loom and Roosevelt praised for uniting belligerents. Other dispatches report Gen Linevitch driving Japanese from Ulantzi and Tzinpo, a funeral mass for the Alexander Third crew after the Korean Strait battle, Kouban coal request, Gomes's critical condition, Rouvier retaining the Foreign portfolio, and sugar prices in San Francisco.

Washington D. C Ite Roosevelt ST. Petersburg Russia Linevitch Lulantizi Tzinpo

Prominent man urged joining Civic Federation funds

A Republican campaign figure, FT PL Waterhouse, recalls being asked months ago to pay for Civic Federation membership. He supposedly paid a dollar and later pulled a ten dollar gold piece from his hat, claiming it was for support of the straight Republican ticket. He adds others did the same.

Waterhouse Repub + PFilcan Civic + Federation

Republican meeting energizes Kaneohe crowd

A large Republican gathering took place at Kaneohe in windward Oahu shortly after noon today. Representatives Madelena and Sheldon and Senator John Lane spoke to an enthusiastic turnout at the home of Centenary, a strong Brown area, pledging to back the straight Republican ticket. The speakers received a warm reception.

Kaneohe Windward Oahu Madelena Sheldon John Lane Cietenry Brown

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