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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1906
Page
4
The text records a Republican gathering described as indecorous and corrupt. It notes efforts to influence voters, calls for reform, and a push to ensure straight party ballots. It mentions a Democratic meeting as a contrast and references newspaper coverage and reform rhetoric.
The Honolulu Evening Bulletin reports weekly and daily circulation figures for late October 1906 and notes an average weekly circulation of 4911 for the Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. The document includes political commentary urging votes for Brown and Republicans, referencing The Advertiser and local campaigns on Hawaii’s electorate. It mentions notary Anne Dowin and CG Hockus as business manager.
A political column notes Home Rule supporters endorse Sheriff Brown and align with numerous Republican County candidates. It claims strong voter turnout and ballots reflect the Home Rule unity while denouncing alleged unfair tactics and urging allies to vote Brown and related GOP ticket.
A Sunday night sermon attacked a minister accused of failing to support a political cause. The preacher urged faithfulness to genuine Christian duties and condemned politicians exploiting religion for gain, warning of a moral revival amid societal temptation.
Wo W Mur ne spoke at a Monday night rally criticizing the attitude of one of the occupants. The remark drew attention to defined moral standards and sparked discussion among attendees.
Rev. WH Parker travels from New York advising Hawaiians and white mechanics to vote for good men. He pursues Jenken and opposes Hrows Vide and Chillingworthy Justus Aion Foreniin. He plans an extended trip to Australia, New Zealand and the South Seas, stating the journey aims to pursue literary interests rather than gain popularity.
Captain Porter faces accusation of incompetence amid a marine inquiry arising from an Arctic tow to Mongolia. Official logs, testimonies, and resignations shape a tense hearing as Porter disputes alleged conspiracy and defends lengthy maritime career.
The acting principal bans football after first squad members violated rules during the principal's absence. A meeting of College boys voiced opposition to accepting the forfeited game versus Ma is. The incident leads to a schedule being played out, with tension over the punishment and handling of the season.
Election results are expected as Alvotion voters receive updates at the bulletin office. The Hawaiian News Company will present selections and world news imagery while awaiting statewide tallies. Local citizens will view projected results as the candidate slate and screening of returns continue.
Telephonic reports from Kaneohe and nearby areas indicate a slim margin in favor of the Republican ticket. Early returns show Republicans leading, with Democrats scarcely present in the rural precincts. The tally suggests a reduced Democratic showing compared with prior expectations.
Inukew Ut, speaking at the Kunawal precinct, claims strong support from country precincts for a Fourth District race. He predicts Brown cannot beat him and pledges victory with a large rural majority.
Logan's Quartermaster reports a change of assignment for the Logan depot organization. Captain Frage Jowell will reporting to the general superintendent in San Francisco for quartermaster duties with ANEY My QUARTERMASTER OF the Lrancport Logan. Wendell Te Bimpaon will stay temporarily at the depot as quartermaster. The Logan is due to arrive at Honolulu next Monday in July.
A Queen Street rink hosts an all evening event with a live band and skating. Admission is 25 cents and attendees can enjoy music and dancing in a lively crowd.
A Baltimore note discusses McKinley and the push for a delegate from Hawaii with mentions of favoring a prince or American born in the territory. It references Congress, Hawaii status, and opinions on foreign birth and allegiance, tied to a June 1900 Washington item and business notes from The Weekly Edition.
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