Home Rule party plans protest over county election
Home Rule leaders debate action after Tuesday election. They eye a protest filed with the Territory Secretary or a recount appeal, with attorneys to outline the plan at a meeting this afternoon.
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Evening Bulletin in Honolulu, Hawaii
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
1
Home Rule Protest Plans Seen Amid Election Ties
A county election dispute prompts a protest plan by Home Rule supporters. A committee, formed at noon yesterday, will draw up protest work while Republicans dismiss any contest under current election laws. The article compares totals with last year’s Territorial election and lists reading candidates for state and county offices.
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Nelegat
Kahlo
Wilcox
Fey
UR Damen
McCandiens
Ry Sherwood
Makoinal
Hit
Willis
Notley
Marve
What Renton Says About Election Loss and Republican Victory
Renton, a Republican candidate for Supervisor in Cairo County, reflects on his defeat. He admits disappointment but says his work on enforcement and irrigation matters would have limited his duties as a supervisor. He expresses happiness that Republicans won and notes no man lies defeat.
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George ¥. Renton
Cairo
Bulletin
Renton
Captain Bowers Survives Attack On Queen Street
Captain Bowers of the Orchanted Patrol escaped a deadly ambush on Queen Street near the Magoon block. A brick was hurled at his patrol wagon by an unseen assailant, narrowly missing him as officers contained the mob and Daniel was placed in custody for the incident.
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Patama
Dowsett Lane
Smith
King and
Liliha Streets
Queen's Hospital
Ben
Queen Street
Honolulu
Europe
Mack
Sam Macy
Sar Leake
Mounted Polles
Captain Bowers
Towers
Davis
Captain Hofer
Captain Bewers
Daniel Dev
Daniel
Caletala
Boris
Atticus
Bowers
Milrumk
Patrot
Capewin Hower
Bowk
Inauguration Looms as Carter Readies Policy Blocs
Incoming administration set to take oath Friday as Governor Carter and Federal Judge Dole prepare to retire the current chief executive. Territorial officials expect a formal transfer with addresses, parades, and demonstrations marking the change.
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George S Carter
Samford B. Dole
Capitol
Carter
An Foon
Frear
Territorial Supreme Court
Herger
Saurtery
Dole
Terriory
Crovsing
Walla
Noies of the Avy and Navy Orders at Mare Island
A report outlines Navy transport movements and an executive order limiting travel leave for sailors. It notes an officer’s comments on new restrictions and mentions Governor appointments, a Supreme Court appeal regarding wage disputes, and legal actions involving Lyle A. Dickey.
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Mare Island
San Rine Looo
Trenaport Logut
Moelle Law Sagan
Rhenann Tro Bun Frauricen, Ape Both Expected Heer On Saturday Ve Buniay
Poceleed
Ihhy
Supreme Court
Tig Mors
Lyle A. Dickey
Hickey
Permun
Caste & Wilhington
Dickey
Tower Court
Dressy Monarch Shirts at One Dollar
Dressy colored Monarch shirts offered at one dollar each claim excellent designs and are described as worth half again as much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Europe Will Not Interfere Over Panama Crisis
London dispatch reports European powers decline to intervene in the Panama trouble, viewing the dispute as an American affair and awaiting further developments as a diplomatic inquiry from the United States proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose Special Cabre
London
England
Panama
United Stat
Europe
Masonic Funeral for Late Judge M M Estee
Imposing funeral ceremonies for Judge Morris M Estee were held at the Masonic Temple San Francisco after arrival from Honolulu. Judge Morrow delivered the memorial address before interment at the Odd Fellows cemetery, with a large attendance of Masons federal officers and political and judicial associates.
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Ft Maine
Morris M. Estee
Honolulu
Alameda
Masonic Temple
Masonic Fraternity
Morrow
Odd Fellows
Ellice
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