St Louis vote turmoil over altered ballots declared void
A St Louis election row over allegedly altered ballots produced a vote tally surpassing a million that was then nullified by judges. The case centered on college students and workers, with Manvel Peters and A Gowns cited among key supporters and the St Louis results challenged as improper, prompting a court declaration void of the duplicate vote issue.
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ST. Louis
St Henry College
Boyn
Ami
Manuel Peters
St. Latte
Manvel Peters
Ima
Keele
de Chawely
St Louk
Fimawal
Rey Nui
BE Lowe
Foean
Peters
Louie
Kama Hut
Laue
Angi
Joni
Hose
Bowne
Goean
Lowtis
Lawley
Odin
Oreney Cotes
Mpe
Lawhe
California Trip Earners and Honolulu Figures
Readable items list names and roles such as Mrs EH Lena McTighe bookkeeper and John K Fern conductor alongside diverse Honolulu figures. Also notes numbers and entities like Levy & Co and Kamehameha Alumni Starr Plana with Edison Phonograph and furniture orders, indicating a compiled ledger or directory fragment.
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Lena Wm. McTighe
John K. Fern
Manuel Peters
Wm. L. Peterson
Wm. F. Desha
Misa Nellie G. Wong
E. Goens
Levy & Co
Edith Fetter
Overend
Judges Affidavit on duplicate votes and ballot manipulation
An affidavit outlines alleged ballot manipulation including duplicate coupons and altered ballots affecting multiple candidates. It notes rules on withdrawals, vote counting procedures, and subsequent awards of travel content and furniture to contestants, with references to St Louis College and various associations.
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Kyening Bulletinw
St Lows + College
Kamehanieha
Bayglon
Voted race confusion at Lebe as figures clash
A chaotic recount at Lebe sees voters and officials in dispute over ballots and tallies. Key figures including Mo Kanne and Kate Woodard appear, while alleged improprieties prompt calls for review and continuation on the next page.
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Lebe
Spirited 15 Contest Close at College Selections
The piece reports a lively 15 contest with dramatic questions for the head of a college election, noting late moves by candidates and the impact on standings. It highlights two decisive performances, debates, and candidate attacks, concluding with a call to continued coverage on page 7.
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Lanle College
Hallate
Timane
Teak
Indorsement Meeting Sparks Local Political Buzz
A noon gathering of the Republican Territorial committee discussed the selection process for governor and other local posts. Rumors circulated about possible candidates including members such as W. 4411, George Wilcox, and OW. B McBryde, with unclear results and no final slate announced.
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Lee
Juan
Kauai Tleonne
George Wilcox
McBryde
Steamer Bori Wreck Off Korpe Island
The steamer Bori was wrecked on Korpe Island near Helsingfors. Five hundred excursionists are unaccounted for and feared dead, with rescue efforts ongoing and authorities assessing the ship’s fate.
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Helsingfors, Fin
Bori
Korpe Island
Fire Chief Killed in Portland Union Oil Warehouse Blaze
Fire Chief Campbell was killed today in an explosion of gasoline caused by the burning of the Union Oil Company's warehouse in Portland Oregon The town is estimated at 100000 dollars in damage and the incident occurred June 26 at Union Oil Co facilities
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Superior
After Alleged Smugglers of Dope
A garbled report details an investigation involving named individuals and a suspected drug smuggling case. It mentions an inquiry led by authorities and references various affiliations, with unclear chronology and truncated names. The readable fragments point to a police probe into illicit trafficking and related testimonies.
Sugar magnate warns sugar industry on coast
John D. Spreckels testifies before the Congressional investigation committee that removing the tariff on sugar would ruin the sugar industry. He cites 1903 payments of 150000 annual for the California Hawaiian plant and notes the plant’s closing for three years after a likely illegal transfer.
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Spreckels
Agar Trust
Western Sugar Refining Company
Western Sugar Company
Labor Leaders Ordered to Answer for Contempt
Washington June 26 President Samuel Gompers of the AFL Morri son and John Mitchell former UMWA president have been ordered to answer for contempt for court before Justice Wright of the Idiatriet Supreme Court on July 17. The 3 out of court proceedings the labor leaders were in.
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Sare Elyted
Washington, D.C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wright
Idiatriet Supreme Court
Practical Work for Commission
The Sanitary Commission meets at 4d o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce to review water sewerage and street grades. J te Youn presents the current water and street systems of Honolulu with concrete observations. The committee plans to file its data and recommendations for the Legislature and to map statements and figures for practical needs.
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Sanitary Commission
Chamber of Commerce
J. Te Youn
Department of Public Works
Honolua
Connie Ston
Carter Ald
Ifia
Wwe
Sugar Ran Prancirco and Family at 108 Watts
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a Sugar ran event involving Prancirco and a family at address 108 Watts. Readable bits mention a quotation and unclear timing or authorities. Further text needed for a complete card.
Plumbing Law Challenge Reaches Supreme Court
A disputed city ordinance on plumbing work and permitting faces a court test. Chief Justice Katortwan writes the opinion, questioning sections 2, 2 and 4 of the city code as overly broad and infringing on county authority. The decision could affect licensing, inspection, and penalties for plumbing and drainage projects city and countywide.
Health Board to Act on 250000 Campaign and New Appointments
The Health Board plans to proceed with a 250 thousand dollar campaign funded by a 350 thousand dollar Territorial appropriation. Ten new sanitary inspectors will be appointed at a rate of 90 dollars per tanith, with fifteen inspectors to oversee the health department. Territorial authority coordinates with city and county teams to implement the program and recruit staff.
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Health Board 10
Ibis
Eunipahen
Motte
Hifax
Tealth Department
Hnetrad
Wtren
PWN
Uren Runimatioe Anechudiey
Reorganization of Garbage Department Revealed On Cleanup Day
A local city halt in the garbage department restructure emerged from cleanup day revelations. Officials led by Chairman Merndt announced plans for a department overhaul, citing inefficiencies and costs. The piece notes the move aims to reduce wasteful spending and improve services, with ongoing discussions about the personnel and funding needed to implement the changes.
Shipping Strike Resumes At Multiple Ports In London
The International Seamen's Union strike was renewed today across several ports in London. In sports reporting, Kanal basketball league saw a match where Kanal’s team defeated their rivals with a decisive score, highlighting regional athletic activity amid ongoing labor action.
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London
Eng
International Seamen's Union
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