Home Rule and Democratic Parties Face Candidate Eligibility Issue
The Home Rule and Democratic parties confront a candidate eligibility crisis in the Fourth District. August Dreier, endorsed by Home Rule for the House seat, cannot run as he is not on the official voter list though residing in the district. The error surfaced as the Fourth District and central Republican committees meet to plan their campaign.
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Home Rule Party
August Dreter
House of Representatives
Archibald F. Onan
August Dreler
Democratic Party
Jawa
Aueust
August Dreier
Republican Party
Prince David Kay
Wankwalkos
C.J. McCarthy
Withers
McClanahan
C.T. Wilder
Fourth District
Slip Between Cup and Lip Alters Home Rule Noms
A brief notice notes a last minute technicality in Home Rule politics. August Dreter was nominated after subcommittee approval, while Democrats endorsed the Home Rule candidate Charles T. Wilder, despite ineligibility concerns. A special delegation informed Dreter of the action.
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August Dreter
Boomax
Drvlet
Charlew T. Wilder
Hey
Dreter
Suggestion of Gear Leads to Discovery of Ineligible Candidate
In a district meeting chaired by Gear of the Fourth District, officials doubted candidate Dreler’s eligibility. A central committee secretary produced the Second Precinct voter list, prompting a rapid investigation. Kennedy then announced that Dreler’s name did not appear, and the closest match was Dyer.
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Gear
Fourth
Dreter
Central Committee
Kennedy
Mr. Dreler
Dyer
Naturalization Paper Settles August Dreier Controversy
The August Dreier naturalization record shows he cannot be a candidate in the Fourth District. At a meeting during the 1900 election period Col. J. J. Maher briefly left for an official list, then found Dreier's name absent. The record tops the page to prove the conclusion beyond dispute.
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Col
J. J. Maher
Ar. Dreier
Mr. Dreier
Dreier
Twilight Lady staged by Hawaiian Dramatic Society at Opera House
The Twilight Lady by the Hawaiian Dramatic Society drew a smaller audience than expected. Performers included Hawaiian actors and sopranos with notable singing, though lines suffered from non native English delivery. the show highlighted Hawaiian grace behind the footlights and a strong musical performance with a cast of Joch Mra J Shaw Violet Jones etc.
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Hawaiian Dramatic Society
Joch
Mra
J. Shaw
Mine Violet Jone Mew
J. J. Shaw
H.C. Ulakou
Sol A. Hiram
Mins Ade
Mr Kay Kookano
Stina Ligee Auld
Mise Esther Nakea
Miee Lula Ulukow
Silinnahetta Namauu
Duke Hf. Katanamoka
Lucy Kekoa
Mies Lilyi
Mant A. Brigit
Andrew Gright
Inaar Simereon
Kemulia Kulio
Jonew Wim
H. Keawe
Record of Naturalization for Walter B Maling
Walter B Maling is recorded as naturalized in Wald District Court with the clerk and deputy clerk noted. Confirmation of naturalization proceedings and processing appears in the district court records.
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Walter B. Maling
Wald
Silence Enjoined on Republicans in Secret Nomination Talk
In a Joint session the committee members decided to keep the title matter secret until midnight. An authorized secretary might open the place and file another candidate’s name by then. Chairman Gear announced an open meeting with strict confidentiality to avoid premature disclosure. T McCante Stewart argued the application could be filed on that day from the inn.
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Gear
Iwan
T. McCante Stewart
Harris Urges Party Voters To Turn Out In Landslide Bid
At a meeting W Harris urged Republican voters to turnout as if facing two candidates. He argued for a strong effort despite a walkover, insisting the party should vote in force to influence the outcome.
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Me. W. WW. Harris
Cuban Sugar Debate Sees Washington Bargaining Peculiar
Washington reports reveal Cuba has excess storage capacity and a proposed 20 percent sugar rebate for three years considered to bridge the gap until a new policy could take effect. Critics fear Senate action may tighten concessions while concerns grow over overdevelopment of Cuban sugar and its impact on American markets.
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Washington
Cuba
Hawaii
Senate
Louisiana
Harris Victory Seen Amid Home Rule Party Turmoil
A special election is described amid disarray in the Home Rule Party. District and central committees clash over campaign plans, with calls to form three campaign committees, set a strategy, and prepare for the November general election. The meeting notes emphasize logistics, funds, and coordinating precincts for turnout.
Central committee urged to stay in touch with party branches
McCants Stewart defended a centralized party approach against back out proposals. He pressed for a central point from which all activity should proceed and to keep in touch with branches across the Territory amid recent election debates. The report also notes a British ship Kinross calling at port for repairs and upcoming lectures and business partnerships in building.
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Stewart
Mepara
Kennedy and Cooke
Central Committee
Emelney
Hite
Kinross
Murray
Belag Haus
Kahulat
Ladysmith
Kibel
Kihel
Kinroes
Puget Sound
Vacancies Filled On District Committee
Senator Crabbe moved to fill vacancies on the District committee before appointments. B A Mott-Emih of the Third Precinct and W C King of the Fourth Precinct were elected. The chair was empowered to form three committees and a treasurer, with the first two committees to include members from both precincts.
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Crabbe
B.A. Mott-Emih
W. C King
J. J. McVelich
Lorrin Andrews
Henry Waterhouse
1. Desibe
Samuel Johnson
Dr. Burgess
J. H. Fisher
J. C. Mc Veigh
Charles Wilcox
E. A. Matt Smith
W. C. King
J. KeoTokil
Wolff
C. B. Wilkon
Andrew Brown
John M. Kea
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