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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1905

Page

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Rumors Fly Over Carter Resignation Scenarios

Town talk centers on why Governor Carter might quit with no stated reason. People speculate Roosevelt may have requested resignation or prompted pressure, while supporters argue Carter would not resign willingly and seek popular vindication. Possible successors named include W. C. Smith, MH Cooper, F. B. McStocker, L. E B Pinkham, A. G. M. Robertson, S. M. Damon, and K. D.

Roosevelt Carter Washington Taft Party Taft Provident Honolulu Brown Bie Thone Sir E. Cooper F. B. McStocker L. E B. Pinkham A. G. M. Robertson M. Damon K. D

Haywood Denies Governor Run Rumor Amid Resignation Talk

The report alleges Haywood seeks the governorship though he denies eligibility and residency issues. August Drever confronts him on the street about the chatter as Haywood, arriving in Honolulu, explains his plans and arrival aboard the China. Haywood will stay about five weeks at the Alexander Young Hotel.

Willam Haywood Washington Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association Chamber of Commarea China August Droler Haywood Carter C. M Cooke P. C. Jones Honolulu Atkinson Caina Jack San Francisco Hawaii Mr. Atkinson Drever Min Alexander Young

The Saturday Bulletin Announces Hawaii Detective Arrival

The Saturday Bulletin promises a thorough issue with news items including a noted detective newly arrived in Hawaii. An advertisement offers a gold breast pin Crown Pearls for rewards, with returns to F. J. Swallan Hotel.

Hawaii

Murdock Sees Hawaii Need for Local Governed Future

Congressman Murdock of Kansas praises native leadership and urges implement in island self rule. He meets in Honolulu with local officials and presses Pearl Harbor funding, insular problems solved by residents, not outsiders, as he tours Oahu and Hawaii.

Tlers United States Hames Hiva Ie Murdock Honoluli Hawaii

Wells Fargo Express Address Listing at King Street

Wells Fargo & Co. Express location noted at King Street near Fort with phone listing Main 15. Includes repeated mention of Wells Fargo Express and contact point in the area.

WAITY King ST. NR. Fort

Chamber of Commerce to decide on Governor Carter resignation

President B D Tenney says members urged a special meeting to express sentiments on Governor Carter's resignation. He notes business leaders want to avoid politics but fear the governor acted hastily and would prefer a Republican successor. Tenney dismisses interest in the governorship.

B.D. Tentey Chamber of Commerce Chamber Teaven Carter Tenney

Reward Offered for Lost Gold Pin at Hawaiian Motel

Lost at the Hawaiian Motel on Tuesday evening June 20 1905 a gold breast pin with crown pearls. Reward offered if returned to Fr Church Manager Hawaiian Hotel. Notify at a104at.

Fr. Church Hawaiian Hotel

Sugar Prices Drop Across Grades in New York

New York reports a ten cent per hundred cut in all refined sugar grades, totaling a forty cent drop for the week. In Lodz on June 23, a deadly collision between civilians and soldiers leaves many dead.

New York N. Y Lodz

County Council meeting amid inauguration plans noted

Republican County Committee members met at noon to discuss inauguration arrangements and daily noon meetings until further notice. No talk of Carter's resignation or vacancy filling. List of Maui Kona Kay ports attendees from June 23 includes John lurk Mine Olding Miss Mannering Mrs I A Remington Miss Steve Yates JC Hagens and others.

Republican County Committee Republican Carter Fern’ Tomoval Maui Kona Kay Ports Per Utnir Mauna Low John Lurk Mine Olding Miss Mannering Mra I. A. Remington Misa Steve Yates J. FC Hagens J. 2 Paris Louise Hartel Mine Rickard Mies Li Keamalee Stanwood Podge William H. Engle Mry Ray C, Walters Ekekela Henriques Kilant

Home Rule Idea Signals GOP Ties and Wetting Out Intent

The Republican party plans bus support and a strong man as governor, with Charles Nottey denouncing Carter’s aims as intent on wetting out. Crabs and shrimp arrive at Metropolitan Meat Market, including an exclusive consignment in prime condition. Names listed include Wilcox, Mrs. J. Scott, John Kabatku Puna, K. Shibagawa, Ed. Kekuowa, A. J. Spitzer, F. Hurt, Frans Gaspar, Minn Sullivan, Miss Mannering, Mise Allee Muller, W. Lydgate, Mrs. Muir, Miss Htta Cummings, K. Lydgate, B. Title, E. B. Conant, Miss Smithies, and Miss Murtin.

Republican Party Carter Allike Charles Nottey Wilcox Mra. J. Scott John Kabatkupuna K. Shibagawa Ed. Kekuowa A. J. Spitzer F. Hurt Frans Gaspar Minn Sullivan Miss Mannering Mise Allee Muller W. Lydgate Mra. Muir Mia Htta Cummings K. Lydgate B. Title E. B. Conant Mins Smithies Mins Murtin Bila Myera Lucy Wilcox Alvah Scott Irwin Scott LK. Smith

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