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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
1
The report states John Siemsen confessed to murder and robbery charged to an associate. He claims an assumed name, cites a Hawaiian mother and a wealthy Hawaiian planter father. The text also mentions Cable SAN rmanci8Co in California with a date of November 7.
The near tie vote in County Bhori sparked talk of a recount. Republican chairman Harry Murray predicted possible recounts and cited errors in counting while cautioning Brown's chances. George A. Davin sought legal angles on a secret funds allegation connected to Brown.
The Morning Star resumed voyage toward the Coast noon today under Captain Mansfeld after repairs to the stern and machinery. An extra coal supply was taken aboard to avoid returning. The vessel aims for Seattle with the engine reported in good shape and ready for action.
Official returns reach the County Clerk showing totals from most precincts with minor delays from the Tenth of the Fourth First of the Fifth and Third of the Fifth. Despite the holdups the report lists the county officers elected and the complete tally.
U S Marshal Hendry reports orders to arrest deserters from ships tied to their nations. Japanese Consul Sako requests arrest and return of Ono Baitaro and Yanui Ko hosuke. British Consul Layard cites two deserters from the ship Aotoa. Hearings set before U S Commissioner George Davin before return.
A brief notice promotes safe deposit vault protection with guaranteed security by Henry Waterhouse Trust Company. It mentions political hints about Democratic hopes, Republican gains in Congress, and a legal suit where Carteran trustee sues Frank Andrade for 1000 Gamages over property removal from a rented four room house.
A front page rumor claims a vote tally error occurred in Honolulu with ballots miscounted as forty instead of fourteen. County clerks report no definitive information, while officials debate whether a misprint or miscount affected the result and the fate of state representatives.
Governor Carter stated that a single rally offered no comment on yesterday’s election. He argued the result should prompt leaders of both parties to analyze missteps and decide on reorganizing the Republican party on stronger lines.
George Henshall sails on the Kinaw at noon to Milo where he will not take editorial charge of the Hilo Mercury. Many friends gathered on the wharf to bid him farewell and good luck. Meanwhile D Le Peterson on the Wairhia Agricultural Co submitted an agreed use plan for lands as Ewawan departed today.
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