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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
1
Thurston spoke with Lucas on Brown's honesty, denying that Brown is dishonest. He argued he did not believe Brown was worse, but thought Brown supported by Thurston against the gang around him. The Bulletin had claimed Thurston trusted Brown. Thurston calls that a misrepresentation.
A Republican gathering at WA Square drew a good crowd as Ernest Kaul and his quintet performed the campaign song The event featured remarks by Clarence Crabbe John Hugher and At Cartes praising Republicans and contrasting their rule with Home Rule era supporters urged strong support for the Republican ticket, with speakers invoking Hawaii and labor votes and a pledge to uphold straight party lines.
Arbor Day was celebrated in Honolulu with readings songs and tree plantings at Kamehameha Girls School Boys School Keahumanu Royal School Normal School and High School among others. Students and teachers led activities and planted a kukui tree or regia varieties while speeches highlighted the day’s significance.
Henry Vida is cleared in the Circuit Court case known as Man Young after Judge Lindsay rules on evidence and defenses. The trial reveals details of confessions, relations with Chay Uk Chay, and alleged watercure methods, with Vida maintaining innocence amid disputed testimony and legal maneuvering.
A military hop at the Beaside Hotel tonight bids farewell to the Sixth Infantry property and ladies. A cordial public invitation urges attendees to come and dance in a cool, comfortable setting under warm hospitality.
Fragmented questions discuss Democrats and Hawaiians, referencing Queen Liliuokalani and color accommodations, plus remarks on Southern Democrat Governor Vardaman and a U S Senate bid aimed at expanding Negro franchise via constitutional change. The piece reads as a string of quotes and political insinuations from a Bulletina style report.
The Moana Hotel invites officers, ladies, Army and Navy personnel, Korea steamer passengers, and town residents to a social evening of popular dances and moonlit moments. The Ha Han Quintet Club provides dinner music as Kerr & Co showcases new goods, with linen and blanket sales to follow.
A terse crime snippet notes a burglar seeking value in a join and asks to place items in care, suggesting an intent to mislead handlers and gain possession through deception. No clear location, people, or dates are provided.
A Republican campaign parade will run tomorrow in Honolulu starting noon from the Ht line of march moving down Yor to Hotel Methel Merchant Fort street and back to the Hackfeld building. Many firms are signing to show backing, with a head list including Mackfald Co Gibson & Co Allen Robinson Brower Con MS Grinbaum Pavlos Co Morgan F A Schacter Mercantile Printing Co Malta Ron Wall Nivhole Co Hawaiian 8 Hawaiian Carriage Mant Co M Dowcett Bakery Perk Co Quinn Bulletin Publishing Co Waldron Smith & Co Waldron Bro Lowers Cooke Hawaiian Newspaper Co Arleigh Lewis Camara Lub.
Secretary Metcalfe, who came from Francisco to investigate the school problem, was in conference today with the city Board of Education regarding the protest raised by the Japanese Government.
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