Open Letter to Lorrin A Thurston Proprietor of the Advertiser
Honolulu June 19 1905 a citizen asks for publication of an open letter accusing Lorrin A Thurston and the Advertiser of suppressing his letter and attacking him The writer cites alleged sliver gifts to a Chinese driver and friction with the Attorney General’s department and demands published proofs or fair treatment He contends various accusations including gambling and seeks to defend himself with specifics and reply to Governor Carter accusations Continues on Page 4.
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Honolulu
T. H
Thurston
Advertiser
Walter G. Smith
Thornton
Lorrin A. Thurston
P. C. Advertinat
Bir
Civie
Lesue
Carter
Mont
Giment
Attorney General's Department
Attorney Genet Department
Str. Promer
Attorney General's
Prosser
Oskcar McDule
Former Justice Hatch Backs Straight Republican Ticket
Former Justice Francia M. Hatch announced he would vote the Straight Republican ticket in the upcoming election. He criticized dissension within the party, urged party unity, and rejected nonpartisan or Civic Federation alternatives, arguing the party must first be firmly established before pursuing broader reform.
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Justice Hatch
Francia M. Hatch
The
Bulletin
Civic Federation
W C Smith’s Reasons For Straight Vote
Publisher appeals for a straight Republican ticket arguing organization is needed for representative government in Hawaii. He cites H P Baldwin’s constituency work, defends Brown’s record as High Sheriff, and discusses party processes from precinct meetings to conventions amid racial tensions and internal dissent.
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Evening Bulletin
Oahu
Board of Supervisors
Mb Ward
Otter
Ne Coustry
Polling Booth Relocation Notice for Fourth District
It states that placing the Tenth Precinct polling booth at King and Alexander Streets is unfeasible due to danger to voters and directs the poll to be held on June 20, 1905. Official signing by A J Atkinson and Buckland Executive Building dated June 19, 1908.
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King and
Alexander Strecta
A. J
Atkinson
Becta
Hawaii
Buckland Executive Building
Chinese Merchants Lift Boycott Against Americans
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Manila has withdrawn its boycott of American merchants. Meanwhile in St Petersburg the Emperor received the Zemstvo deputation bringing representations from the people.
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Manila
P. 1
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Czar
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Zematvo
Peopl
Board and County Attorney Hold Key to Clean Government
A Honolulu letter argues that a majority of responsible men on the Board of Supervisors and a trustworthy County Attorney are needed to curb malfeasance. It warns a Home Rule victory by Porpee could spell public calamity and notes tensions as Leslie confronts High Sheriff Henry over uniformed conduct and arrests. The scene at the police station reflects political strain amid ship Manga Reva’s crew desertion and possible Marine concerns.
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H. P. Baldwin
Legtal
Plecto
Honolulu
Home Rule
Home Rule Party
Republican Party
A. ML. Brown
Brown
Lever
Binkre
Mr. Brown
Individu
Sts
Mr. Crown
Mamara
Sheriff
Crabbe
Johnson
Uniborn
Melble
Kane
Gov
Atas
Feason
Henry
Porpee
Leslie
Ram Leslie
Mounted Patrol
Lestie
Fleury
Hove
King and Lethe
Lealle
Townsend
Hora
Delaware
De Bolt Holds Jail Delivery In Court
In Judge De Bolt’s court this morning the Japanese defendant Takata, charged with murder, was discharged after a demurrer to the indictment. The court found the indictment vague and replaced true name with Renown. Thirteen Japanese conspirators faced demurrers. the indictments were sustained and the defendants discharged. The Honey Kapea embezzlement case was continued earlier. Other criminal calendar matters were postponed. jury excused. Grand Jury work will occupy the term, notably the Police Department investigation beginning Wednesday.
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de Bolt
Takat
Middleditch
Takata
Alea
Henry Hogan
Lreckens
Wi Y Hogan
Mons
Uribe
Henry Mepinda
Hosees
Pollen Department
Manchuria Passengers Arrive and Depart Tomorrow
The 8 8 Manchuria is due to arrive and leave tomorrow. Leave your baggage orders with the Union plan. They will arrange baggage to be placed in the Beslod Department at State Rooms. Baggage inquiries to 8 Oa The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a complete summary of today’s news.
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Manchuria
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We M. Brown
Alfed Benjanine
Nakers
New York
Kash Company
W.C. Smith
Trust Company
Hawaiian ‘Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Votices
WAITY
King ST. NR. Fort
Phonf Main
Alameda
Axminsters
WIL Rae
J. Hopp & Con., Young Bldgs
Oyamas
Lidapudzy
Korea
Oyama
Mongolia
Sea of Japan
Chicago
Mil
Wil A. 0. Smith
Salea
Rory
Pioneer
Hei Co
Ewa
Han Foment Co
1. Co
Oxford
Charley Case
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Lit
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