Kohala Leads in Honolulu Ballot Contests
Kohala Club of Hawaii dominates the vote count with over 110 000 ballots in a contested local poll. Officials announce the final tally will be released after a formal count by a named committee as supporters boost campaigns and voting procedures remain strict through March 27.
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Kohala Club of
Hawaii
Kinau
Kohala Club
Thureton
Honolulu
Kruger
Kelle
Yap See Young
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
W. T. Lucas
John F. Lope
H. Paris
Jess Woods
Wm. J. Sheldon
Kaual
E. Walker
A. Bylva
Ludwigern
Drys
E Beringer
John P. Spaulding
Keloa
Funeral Services For Mrs Stanford Tomorrow Morning
Funeral plans for the late Mrs. Stanford are outlined with 8 a m start at Central Union Church Hawaii details the procession from Williams undertaking on Fort Street led by Stanford graduates and a guard of honor among officials, including Governor Carter and Stanford dignitaries, to the Central Union Church and Oceanic Wharf.
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Hawaii
Jane Leland Stanford
John Acs
M. Needham
A. Manuwal
John Wallace
Frank Kavne
John Thomas Will McArt
Bears
Union Church
Oceante Whart
Berg
Detalind
Alameda
Carter
Central Union Church
Celok
Kincaid
Rentar ‘Tok
Settlement near polling place cited for swipes at election day
Debates from Curie P Taukem case reveal Ambrose Hutchinson and Wim Notley testimony about liquor at the settlement polling spot. Hutchinson saw people drinking at the entrance and could not say if ballots were numbered. Notley described swipes and a luau nearby with J D McVeigh present. A large sale of Indians and children’s items advertised at Kerr’s.
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Curie P Taukem
Ambrose Hutchinson
Wim. Notley
Judge Dole
Hutchinson
Notley
Penikiin Spencer
Positive Evidence of Poisoning in Stanford Case
San Francisco detectives Callanden and Reynolds pursue independent inquiries into Mrs. Stanford’s death. They report Dr Day and Dr Wood testified she died of strychnine poisoning, with physicians insisting death was not due to any other cause.
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Callanden
Reynolds
San Francisco
Stanford
Witneswen
Day
Senate Critiques House Action Amid Enduring Troubles
Senate debates House moves with disapproval and defers action on bond, judgments, and new trials bills. Proceedings include petitions from John Magoon, a Pilgrim Fathers reference, and a fire escape bill proposal as the Ways and Means Committee flags objectionable features. Continued on Page 8.
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Senate
Alea
Bonda
Dickey Suad
John Magoon
Pymouth Rock
McCandless
Dickey
Hayselden
Honolulu Cricket Club annual meeting reports officers
The Honolulu Cricket Club held its annual meeting electing officers: President W. L. Stanley, Vice President R. A. Jordan, Secretary J. R. Melean, Treasurer W. Weedon, Captain I Anderson, Vice Captain K. Je HB Layard, Executive Officers J. L. Cockburn Beardmore F. Gilt. The season opens Saturday with possible matches against the cruiser Bonaventura if present and a game against a New Zealand team en route to England next month.
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Honolulu Cricket Club
Aantal
W. L. Stanley
R. A. Jordan
W. ©. Weedon
I Anderson
K. Je HB. Layard
J. L. Cockburn
Beardmore
F. Gilt
Bonaventura
Vouvel
New Zealand
England
General Committee Meets at Fort Street Headquarters
Republicans Territorial Central Committee holds a meeting at Fort Street headquarters at 7:40 this evening to decide on action regarding County something.
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Republicns Territorial Central Committee
Fort Street
County
Royermm
Passengers Departed For San Francisco Musing on Love
Fragmentary notes list several names including Anderton Hamilton and Bertha Berger with roles like Dir and Miss. The text references the custom of numbering houses in cities not starting in Europe until the eighteenth century and a saying that actions speak louder than words.
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San Francisco
Alameta
Thee Anderton
Re. Hamilton
Ff.ret
Hadar Lewis Mins
May Hunt
Bertha Berger
David Btarr Jordan
Reynolds
Flankin
Mr. Catlunden
Wo & Molle
T. Mooking
M. M. Parmalee
Europe
Territorial court calendar item from early 1900s
The morning calendar lists cases including Solomon Meteula charged with gross cheating, Tokuda for larceny in the second degree, and the Testa libel case. Embezzlement defendants Stephen Mahaulu and others are continued. Kansloro murder case delayed to post Monday. Monnalun robber gang cases largely dropped by the Attorney General.
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Solomon Meteula
Andrews Wisted
Tela
Tokuda
Molle Growd
Andrews
Tinae Eoon
Mosqman
Stephen Mahaulu
Kansloro
Cathcart
Monnalun
Nolle
Lal San
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