Hawaii Election Returns Headed for Final Count
Kruger leads Hana waki by about 145 votes in unofficial tally as official committee prepares final count on March 27. Honolulu rivals Kohala and Thurston groups claim momentum while coupons and ballot logistics stir activity. Dr Jordan asserts Mrs Stanford’s death likely not poisoning, citing age exertion and possible inadvertent drug factors.
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Hanawaki Kruger
Konate Club
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hawall
Mall
Kruger
Thurston
Kelle
Tim
Lee
Sheldon
W. T. Lucas
John F. 80Per
Ed. H. Paris
Jess Woods
C. Hillefeld
Frank Kruger
Hanawaki
Kohala Club
Chas
H. Thurston
W. Kelle
Chung
Thm
J. Sheldon
Kaual
Walker
G. Ludwigsen
Feces
Ellis
Fred
B. Beringer
Moron
John P. Spaulding
Koloa
Forester Houmer
Jordan
San Francisco
Stanford
Antone Joseph Sent to Jail for Ten Days in Alimony Case
Antone Joseph appeared before Judge Robinson for failing to pay alimony to his ex wife Annie Joseph. The judge ordered him jailed for ten days.
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Antone Joseph
Atvoree
Annie Joseph
Robinson
Caune
Last Honors To Mrs Stanford In Hawaiian Tribute
The Territory of Hawaii paid tribute to Mrs Jane J Stanford with a Honolulu funeral procession to Central Union Church. A representative gathering attended the 8 o'clock service, floral offerings included a five foot oval vase from the Native Sons of the Golden West, and Stanford alumni and faculty figures participated among dignitaries and pallbearers. The cortege moved from Fort Street to Beretania, with police guarding routes and a marching escort. Continued on page 2.
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Territory of Hawaii
Brent
Kanne
Fort Street
Beretania
Central Union Thinrch
Sdes
Bearne
George R. Carter
Sanford Dole
Lewis
Carl Smith
van Dine
Stanford
Golden West
PF. Mackfeld
CM. Cooke
Mystery of Jordan and Mrs Stanford Death
Readers follow a tangled case linking Dr. Jordan Miss Berner and Miss Hunt to the death of Mrs. Jane L. Stanford. A hopeful cablegram claim is challenged by officials as detectives probe misread signals and possible hidden ties amid a Honolulu affair. Mrs Berner and Miss Hunt attended Central Union Church, the only mourner to speak.
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Alameda
Callandan
Reynolds
Miss Borner
Miss Hunt
Dr. Jordan
Timothy Hopkins
Jane L. Stanford
Miss Harner
Stanford
Dr Jordan
Jordan
Mine Horner
Carl Smith
Hanford
Lathrop
Francia
Proms
Mise Herner
Mit Btanford
Herner
Capauley
Jordan Om
Berner
Mine Berner
Min Hunt
Central Union Church
Bourke Chosen as Warden Amid Ward Election Shuffle
In Cahapricon a field of candidates watched the death vacancy open for warden. Deputy Bourke poised for promotion as High Sheriff Henry backs him, with Temple Nourke and others previously tied to the ballot. The transition follows past wardens and long service in the police department.
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Kwmane
Cahapricon
Mort Oat
Clarence Craube
Henry
Seputy Bourke
Temple
Keni Luna
Alwkikt
Euie
Hetey Bieemnie Miah
Berit
Awnitha
Prom
Waribenatli
Antinwid
Matin
Santen
Mierda
Senate May Rufus Invitation Of House
At the meeting this afternoon the most interesting topic was the Moloka trip. The House invited the Senate to join on Saturday. Dowsett moved to accept and offer to pay half the expense and obtain a permit. Dickey argued one third was fair. Achi supported a quorum. McCanerone favored tabling. Parson said acceptance would burden the Senate with excessive costs. Referred to Health Committee.
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Benate
Moet
McCancrone
Par
Senate
Henry Kapea Arrest Report At Queenstown
A man naming himself H Ke Kentwell of Honolulu was arrested in Queenstown on a request from Washington for embezzlement. Authorities believe he is Henry Kapea, the absconding clerk of the Hawaiian Trust Co. He was remanded pending papers arrival. Also, a $200,000 fire struck the German steamer hold in Boston causing notable damage.
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Queenstown
England
H. Ke Kentwell
Honolulu
Washington
Henry Kapea
The
Hawaiian Trust Co
Boston
Mass
Health Board Work and Leper Settlement Debated
President Pinkham opens Board of Health session discussing leper settlement access and visitor restrictions to the corral. The superintendent prepares to receive the Legislature while limiting interior visits. Authorities request permits, exams progress for Drs. Murots Pluto Cooper, and gratitude expressed by the Kamana family for community support.
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Pinkham
Tia
Board of Health
Sen
House
Corral
Lexis Javire
Louis Durndt
W. Murots
Jens Pluto
Cooper
Wsuad
Mice
Hire
Executor seeks sale of bonds to divide estate assets
Carter executor of the late Thomas Jefferson Cumpanian seeks a court order to convert several bonds into cash and appoint a special receiver to liquidate 14 named bonds from sugar, hotel, and other companies valued at thousands of dollars for equal distribution among four heirs. The bonds cannot be equitably divided without conversion.
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Carter
Thomas Jefferson Cumpanian
Caehu Sugar Co
Cahu Baga Co
Walatun Agricultural Co
Olea Sugar Co
Alex, Young Building
Milcabeth Kamakes Fairchild
Maria King
Elizabeth Nery
Nue
Two Bulls Pass Bill Repealing Salmon License in House
In a brisk afternoon session the House passed Rep Holatein's repeal of the FI license on salmon welling after third reading. Debate centered on Rep Cox's acts internal tax provisions granting collectors commissions. Rep Kautho opposed amid a bereavement. The scene included thanks to law officers and prison guards.
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Rep
Holatein
Salmon Welling
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