TWO INSPECTORS CALLED TO WAKE CAPITOL MEET
In the Capitol this morning the Board of Registration handled only twenty to thirty cases within its jurisdiction. No new changes to precinct voter lines were made and a quiet scene prevailed aside from a few absent inspectors. Chief Clerk Huckland managed the process as Buckland prepared to report county votes by late evening. Birth notices for Kapulani and Hollinger complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Minin
Huckland
Mickland
Fred
Angus
Buckland
Oat
Onde
Ofvers
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News From 1905 Notice
An excerpted 1905 notice from Honolulu Drug Co. letters to lawyers describes alleged cures for Bright's disease and diabetes. It mentions Professor X from Palo Alto, a witness account, and claims of a universal treatment. The document warns on symptoms and urges readers to request pamphlets for suspect cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton
Bebbe
Krigit
Fulton
Tieigit
Honolulu Drug CO
Pamiphlet
Honda
Manchuria Brings Notld Passengers to Honolulu Harbor
The Manchuria arrived off port at dawn docking at 9 am after a 24 day voyage from Yokohama with 11 000 tons of general cargo 264 passengers for Honolulu and 164 for San Francisco and a wealth of notable travelers headed for the East including Major General Leonard Wood Mrs Wood and several Navy officers. Also aboard are former U S Consul General at Yokohama Mr Bellows and Mr Red Tows. others include Lt Comdr Hutchins Lt Comdr Dodd Lieut J Raby and Mr Boyd of J Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mail Tiner
Manchuria
Machfott
Ui Incr Ie
Yokohama
Smonotheons
Honolulus
San Francisco
Bates
Leonard Wood
Mra. Wood
A. L. Key
A. S. No
Asiatic Station
Stra
Philippines
M. Boyd
J. Wild
New York
Japan
Benj. Brodie
Pan Bagley
Detroit
Orient
Weather Report Fragment From Historical Page
Fragmentary weather data notes a temperature around 72 degrees at noon with morning rain and humidity near 80 percent. Observations include barometer readings, dew point near 6 to 10, wind speeds from northeast and east, and total wind movement totaling about 0.25 inches over a 24 hour period ending at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
Tempuratuireet Mom
HK Sm. Tm
Nainimnam
Towse Ousted From Tenth Precinct Republican Committee
The executive committee of the Tenth Precinct Fourth District Republican Club voted out Ed Towse who managed Sheriff candidate William Henry’s campaign. W W Harris aided. Dullandeau elected to fill vacancy. Towse opposed the ticket, and Towse’s secretary role with the Civic Federation is noted. Also contains local ads for baked goods and party wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Precinct
Fourth District
Republican Club
Ed. Towes
Wm. Henry
Civic Federation
W. W. Harris
Dullandeau
Towee
Caer
Towua
Civion
Dorey and Notables Return from Orient Tour
Captain H Dorey aide de camp to General Woods joins the general on his visit. J and Foulds and daughter return from Orient tour with Foulds linked to a prominent Southern Pacific attorney. Hamilton King and wife return home ill. Count Hirokleht starts duties in London resumed from Japan. Crane and wife back from Orient. Crane linked to National Cash Register Co. of Dayton. J H Patternon, NCR Ohio president, is with family. Van Voorhies of Sacramento return from Orient. The Manchuria carrier near a 1300 ton freight run to San Francisco due at 6:80 o clock afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorey
General Woods
J. &. Foulds
Orient
Wie
Crane
Wife
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
J. HM. Patternon
National Cash Reg
A. A
RJ. van Voorhies
Sacramento
Cal
Manchuria
San Francisco
Local and General Notices and Classified Fragments
A garbled page six collage lists prices from New England Bakery and Ruistsrong's, a move of I.C. Rowe’s business quarters, an ad for camera gear, violet treats, and Harold Gear contact. It mentions turkey tablecloths at Mom's store, culvert bids for Puepaky Hawaii, Red Front Store discounts, and typewriters for rent. Also notes a writing machine agency, roof paint, and a Hawaii marshal arrest. sale of estate personal effects June 22. a keynote by Commissioner General of Immigration urging mainland settlement for Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather New England Bakery
Ruistrong
C.J. Day & Co
C. Rowe Ban Move
Businey
Alnken
Harold Gear
Emma St
Mom's
Dido
Puepaky
Hilo
Hawaii
Department of Public Works
Gants
Star
Oliver
Wall Nichols Co
Atmblc
California Feed Co
Marshal Hendry
Henry Kia
Nator
Coa
Stirling
Piaber, Abbe Co
Nalesroon
Immb
Argent
Mothern
Young Hotel
Ballad of a Swamping Majority at Public Polls
An editorial snippet notes public favor remains steady regardless of Hi Henry or Hi Brown winning votes, while the piece ends with an ad for the Criterion and its proprietor C J McCarthy at the Corner Hotel and Bathal Sta, praising its highballs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Henry
Hi Brown
C. J. McCarthy
Prop
Corner Hotel & Bathal Sta
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Hosts Election Night Arts and Dance
Election results posted in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel billiard room and corridor Tuesday evening. A special dinner with Ellin Quintet Club music precedes Madam Scott's concert and an Arts and Crafts exhibit open to the public. A general dance concludes the evening, touted as a premier Honolulu event by the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Reputy Loan Central Committee
Muale
Ellin Quintet Club
Madam Scott
Arts and Crarts
Honolulu
Cruelty Alleged by Civic Virtue Aides in Logan Drive
Report details alleged cruelty by Civic Virtue workers in Logan. Adam Duncan of Civic Federation is accused of forcing a mistreated horse along a route despite protests. The animal showed a missing shoe and a hoof split from harsh use during the ride. Police involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Civic Virtue
Adam Duncan
Civic Federation
Sil
Duncan
Bulletin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Primo
M. R. Counter
Fort Street
Love Block
Bath
S. King St
TEL Main
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co
QUEEN
P.O
Ziegler
Lord & Belser
Lewe
Kawaiahao
Irwin & Co, Ltd
The
Royal Insurance Co
Liverpool
Eng
Alliance Assurance Co
London
Bcottish Union & National Ins Co
Edinburgh
Goods Fire Association of
Philadelphia
At Insurance Corporation Ltd
Wihelma
Moggeburg General Ins
Chickering
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
Musical
Y. Wo Sing & Co
California
Fort St. Nuuany St
St . Alameda
Gertz Bros
Palama
Fite
E. Thi
C. Dake
Sansoment
Bulletin Pub
Ishing Company
Kapulani
Niolopa
Oahu
Afra
Wm. P. Kapulani
Holanger
Thieety
Mes
Tom Hollinger
Bright’s
Huxuay & Convento
NOTLD
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Itor Cor
Fort
Weather Bureau Office
TOWSE
Ram ‘Any's Perfection Home Takery
Bae
Tania
Emma Streets
Tommy
Geo. P. Thielen
Haoker
Fort Seat
Levingston & Roland Local Tailors
Arlington Block
Hotel Street
J. L. Whitmore
Onlivie
Toter
M. de Mise
Trinidad Vom
Arcenia Frank
Charlotte
Ferreira
Mien
A. F. Beard
Minn J Masrey
E. Conant
Jas
Pratt
Mra
Geo
Byrne
H. P. Dwyer
Cormwell
Dojima
A. Knudoun
Anil
Dock
McInerny
McInerny Shoe Store
Theonoma
J. M, Levy & CO
TEL. Main
Bellina
Kukul Street
Annie Kearns
Navy Wireless
Lyon
Naval Station
Plania
Naval Lon
J. C. Axtell
Alakea St
Apollinaris
Johannis Lithia and
Apollinaris and
Lithia
Lewis & Company
King Street
Ling
Anna C. Ray
Outlet
Andy Adame
Maurice Hewlett
Constance Trescot
Weir Mitenelt
David Graham Philips
Woodmyth and Fable
Eet Thompson
Geton
Alfred Iary Lewie McGowan
Barr McCutcheon
Hawaiian News € C., Ltd
Young Building Store
Miss Power
Boston
Eoening Bulletin
BE. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
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