Kohala Club Wins Large Hawaii Bulletin Ballot Contest
A Honolulu Bulletin prize contest tallied over a million votes with Kohala Club leading Admiral Beckley and Hanawaki Kruger in a dramatic finish. Dinner, champagne, and a formal recount defined the event as the largest and best run by the island newspaper. The final tally showed Kohala ahead by a comfortable margin, with all ballots clearly marked and counts certified by committee.
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W. J. Sheldon
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Bulletin
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Lycurgue
Hanawaki Kruger
Cafe Nol Ligeuer Cigara Africane
Gulletin
H. L. Holstein
Jet Woods
John F. Soper
W. T. Lucas
Night Job
Kingu
Kruger
Hawaii
J. G. Rothwell
Kelle
Deering
Charlie Thoreton
Admiral Beckley
Rothwell
Thurston
Honolulu
T. H
Angelus
Sheldon
Thees
Rebels land at Monte Christo as Morales regains power
On March 28 general Barba and other Dominican rebels landed at Monte Christo triggering renewed popular support for President Morales as unrest rises across the country.
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Ganjeral Barba
Reb‘els
Monte Christis
Morales
Petrel Rescues Kennedy Crew From Laysan Reef
The Petrel brings captain and seven Japanese sailors plus officers back to Honolulu after Kennedy, wrecked on Laysan Island March 3, was seen by the Petrel. Crew saved mail and cargo mostly government stores, boat landing made after high surf subsided, and the Petrel reports quiet on Midway Island.
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Laysan
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J. J. Kort
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Midway Land
Midway Island
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Owen
Marine’ Guard
Midway
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Lieut. Owen
Marine Guard
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High
Monclui
California
Lieut
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de. High
States
Heading
China
Inbsnake
Wrecked schooner captain recalls reef ordeal
Captain Schlemmer described the peril aboard the wrecked schooner C. Kennedy as he and his crew kept watch beside the torn hulk under a distress signal. He spoke of hardship and loss, noting he did not care to detail the full experience as it continued on the next page.
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Bulletin
Schlemmer
Ike & Man
New York man claims Maine explosion accidental
Rosseau, convicted of sending threats to the Cunard pier, asserts the battleship Maine’s destruction resulted from a bomb he manufactured for a Spanish warship but was aimed at a Cuban revolutionary.
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New York, N. Y
Rosseau
Cunard
Maine
Sugar and the Premiership Following in Campus Discourse
A fragmented Detroit Free Press excerpt notes Sugar’s strong following for the Premiership, describing his stout build and bourgeois appearance. The piece contrasts cynicism with belief that wealth shapes the afterlife, and hints at Swiss universities drawing women students.
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Swiss Universitien
Detroit Free Pre
Roosevelt Accepts Dominican Debt Financing Proposal
President Roosevelt decides to accept the Dominican Government's plan to control the finances as Dominican debts are being paid. This marks a significant step in managing Dominican fiscal affairs and reflects U S involvement in Caribbean financial matters.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
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