Republicans Lead But Break May Be Made In Legislature
Republicans lead amid orderly election in Hawaii with saloons and church closed, but voting slow in large precincts due to many candidates. Protests settled by inspectors. Board of Registration active. Key races showed Kuhio and Kaluaoka leading. Sheriff, judge, and supervisor contests described with mixed results across Fourth and Fifth districts. Cathcart, Tinken, and Kalauokalani dominance noted in several precincts.
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Kalauokalani
Buckland
Board of Registration
Capitol Building
Anoa
Prince Kuhio
D. Kalauoka
C. ¥. Chillingworth
Sheriff Frown
W. Cathcart
Chillingworth
W. C. Smith
McCarthy
Brown
Tinken
Joe Fern
Hustace
Gear
Bt Fellows
Hin
Harrin
Harvey
Vide
Bicknell
Charles Rowe
Cathcart
Thayer
Prant
Waterhouse
Vold
Fourth District precincts report slow early voting turnout
In the Fourth District at the first precinct polling place a sparse vote began as 874 voters had only 72 cast by 10 o clock. Sheriff Brown’s home precinct saw him pass by but not vote amid cheering crowds. Two candidates, Samuel Noar and Jd inghan, had voted. In the second precinct at Young and Alexander streets 17 of 43 possible votes were in by 10 15 with Manon valley voters arriving early and voting along straight party lines.
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Firat
Jock
Samuel Noar
Jd. Inghan
Manon Vally
Mmited
Civic Federation
Kuhio
Brown
Inukea
Patives
Hnoles
Prince Cpl. Chilingworth
W. T. Rawlins
Hustace
DL. Kalauokalani, Jr. Brown
Thomas Square
D. IL. Withton
Boothe
Fourth
Charlie Rose
Moenahele
Early Fourth District precincts report strong Republican turnout
A sanitized field note describes multiple precincts in the Fourth District during early voting. Voters in Kea moku street and Wilder avenue cast majorities for Republican candidates with little scratching. Observers note organized efforts to curb Democratic turnout, with some precincts adding shelves to ballots to speed processing and ensure secrecy.
Election returns show Hughes and Hearst led in varied districts
Partial 1906 returns from several counties and boroughs list Hughes with 76 866 votes and Hearst 68 901 outside New York City. In 1906 Higgin. Kiek led in state totals. Manhatten and Bronx show Hearst leading in some districts while Brooklyn favors Hughes. Buffalo results favor Hughes and Elmira shows Hughes ahead with Hearst trailing.
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Associated Preas Epeot
New York
N.Y
New York City
Mughes
Hearst
Higgine
Kiek
Manhattan
Bronx
Hughes
Brooklyn
BOT
Buffalo
Elmyra
Publican
Hearst Gives Hughes Hot Run in New York Election
Hearst candidates lead in multiple districts as Hughes garners 197,861 votes to Hearst 117,278 in key New York splits. Reports across papers note promising results with Brooklyn support tallied and Greater New York margins cited, signaling possible Republican momentum.
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Bulletin
New York
Thin City
Hughes
Hearst
H Legion
Herrick
Hemocraty
Greater
The
New York Herald
Roosevelt Votes as Uncertain States Drive Heavy Election Day
News from New York and nationwide shows President Roosevelt voting at Oyster Bay as states remain undecided. In Boston 183 of 201 precincts report Moran Democrat ahead of Guild Republican. Erie County notes Hughes lead Hearst by about 9,000. New York City reports very heavy turnout and over 300 arrests for fraudulent voting. numerous indictments issued.
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Cable
New York
N. Y
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Boston
Pive Moran
Guild
Hughes
Hearst
Erie County
New York City
California Is Slow Declares Governor Race Claim
San Francisco dispatch notes Democrats and the Independence League each anticipate electing the California governor as vote counting proceeds slowly statewide. The report highlights San Francisco and other machine vote sites as faster in tallying results.
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Gal
Democrats
Independance League
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