Waimanalo Returns Report From Republican Tail Quarters
Waimanalo precinct results show Democratic Mom Rule candidates leading in several races with varying vote counts. The tally lists candidates such as Adame Penn Brown Henry TyPowpee Kay Kahaleptina Kuluklola Bicknell Makar Donthitt Watson Booth Trent RG Lame and others, reflecting the local election outcome.
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Henry
Adame
Penn II
Mrown
Ty Powpee
Kay Kahaleptina
Kuluklola
Bicknell
Makarinal
Donthitt
Watson
Booth
Ay Trent
Lame
Philippines Investment Seen By Maj. Gen. Wood
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood says the Philippines are a good proposition for the United States and predicts continued prosperity there. He arrives aboard the Manchuria on a mainland trip and plans visits to Washington and Boston, noting recent quiet after pirate-led disturbances and the gradual growth of trade and industry in the islands. The general expects a brief stay in the United States and a return in about three months, with the Taft party to be missed if not met in San Francisco.
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Philippines
Leonard Wood
General Wood
Manchuria
Orlet
Washington
Capitol
Borneo
Sulu
Biel
Buninens
Manila
San Francisco
M I Curtin Novelty Company Enters Odum Theater
The M I Curtin Novelty Company arrives at the Odum on their way to the Colonies. Manager Cohen persuades a stop to present one week of vaudeville headlined by Princess Chinquilla an Indian royalty famed for singing and dancing. Major Newell the cowboy juggler and Reno the Great perform sleight of hand and illusions. Ernest J Barbour entertains with humor and impersonations. The program includes illustrated songs and The Counts Dilemma a twenty minute farce. First class vaudeville theater goers in Honolulu have awaited this show.
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Colonies
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Cohen
Orpheum
Princess Chinquilla
Major Newell
Ernest J. Barbour
Herc Ren Ait
Reno
Curtis
Dante
Honolulu
Henry’s Funeral Report Says He Speaks From Casket
A Bulletin reporter at 2 40 pm witnessed preparations as Henry, declared dead, allegedly spoke from the coffin noting the race now between him and Peeper and denying rumors that Achi knifed him, while stating he had withdrawn.
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Himsell
Henry
Peeper
Brown
Achi
Henry's Men Battle in Sheriff Race Amid Accusations
Voters in multiple precincts report a tense fight between Brown and Poepoe with Henry facing alleged sabotage by Civic Federation operatives. Achi and other backers push for Poepoe while Henry defends his campaign and denies withdrawal. Early tallies and reactions show Brown gaining traction in key districts as supporters rally and blame opponents for misinformation.
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Poopoe
Henry
At & Pelock
Achi
Charla Achi
Pala
Civic Federation
Sen
Hie
Pose
Sam Johnson
Booth
Ach
Peepee
Fatir
Johnson
Arthur M. Brown
Brow
Sherif Henry
Ees
Kaifing Hin
Hin
Poepee
Civic Feds
Desky
Auartory
Chas. Desky
Chan Mooth
Whoritt
Trent
Ieanier
E.R. Adams
E. A. Douthitt
Civic
Civil Federation
Ponpee
Ashi
Clytes
Acil
Poepoe
Acbi
Conuine Hia
Solomon Mahrions
Mahslonn
Trust Company to Invest Fund If Wishes From Last Will Are Met
The Trust Company plans to allocate a fund once final wishes are fulfilled, aligning investments with the terms of the expressment. The move signals careful compliance with testator directives and prudent asset allocation.
Election Returns Show At The Bulletin Building
Election returns will be displayed tonight at the Bulletin Building by an stereopticon. The event promises a stirring local contest coverage with candidate pictures and a program of lectures and entertainment between the returns.
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Bulletin
Etereopticon
Hay resumes duties as state secretary in Morocco talks
Secretary of State John Hay has resumed his duties and says the United States will participate in the Morocco conference if the other powers generally do so. The statement sets the stage for American involvement in a summit that will shape imperial diplomacy and global treaties in the current year.
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Hay
Washington, D. C
John Hay
America
Morocco
Bowen
Loomie Bowen
Loomis
Henry Henrys Scheme Denied by Voters in Election Flap
Voters mock Henry as he clings to a rejection of his claims. Republicans gird themselves for action, viewing the governor race as a test of premeditated strategy. Henry allegedly aimed to defeat Brown by steering his supporters to Hoepoe vous. The electors see through the political game and resist.
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Henry
Brown
Hoepoe Vous
Henry Echeme
Henry Civics Drop Sparks City Election Rumor
A clerk of Theo Richarde in Vineyard street camp reportedly pressured a delinquent tenant to vote for Poopoo and warned removal if not. The Civic Federation claims Henry has not withdrawn and denies directing workers to swing votes.
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Theo
Richarde
Vineyard Street
Poopoo
Sharif
Hi Tx
Richards
Manchuria
Civic Federation
Ped
Henry
Moepoe
Rhoe
Runuercard
Brown Leads As Henry Falls To Third In Polls
Report from Kahana and Pearl City indicates Brown votes are piling up in grand shape while Henry trails in third place by a wide margin. Brown leads decisively as results emerge from the early polling areas.
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Kahana
Pearl City
Brown
Henry
Anxious Mother and Daughter Dialogue Quote
An anxious mother questions why her daughter tarries while Swansea haunts the scene. The pretty daughter declares an important missing element, a proposal, in a witty Chicago Journal style snippet.
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Swansea
Hoe
Hut
Chicago Journal
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