Delegates and races loom in Fourth District campaign
Readable fragments describe Kalanianaole as a delegate candidate with Lane Long Quinn and others in the Fourth District. Analyses predict mixed senatorial fights, possible straight-ticket advantages, and Republican split risks in Kauai Maui and the Fourth. Voter concerns include election law and honest ballot handling amid campaign turbulence.
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Deland
Cecil Brown
Frank Harvey
Kalanohalant
Lane
Wiskop
Wiskop At the Head of the Ueketsh
Dowret
Ceeil Tirown
Par Lin
Harvey
Kauai
Taukes
Kauai i
Maui
Jonson Io
Campalen
Notley
Republican Prospects Favor Straight Ticket Victory
Republican leaders express confidence that straight party voting will determine today’s ballot outcome. They warn split-ticket efforts help Home Rule candidates and emphasize waning support for splitticket advocates. Victory hinges on unified GOP support across precincts with few exceptions in the Fourth District.
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Robertson
Republican Committee
Bax
Aylett
Lang
Futh
Voted Early In Fourth Precinct Report
Report on voting in the Fourth District shows many defective ballots and attempted corrections. Early tallies at noon list party counts across precincts including Third and Eighth with Republican gains and indications of shifting support.
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Sam Johnson
Laproner
Lallola Hind Boo
Ronebien
Furth
Nad Abu Vetem
Mypublicwan
Wyen
Carter Seeks Treasurer Favor for Hawaiian Bond Sale
Hawaii seeks one million dollars by year start. Governor Carter and Territorial Treasurer Campbell plan to float further improvement bonds with approval from Secretary of the Treasury. Adl?on and other officials move to Washington to secure favorable terms and private sale options if needed.
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Alameda
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Ieee
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Troma Wrer
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Pevaident
Bunda
Ras Tinin
Thy Trewaney
York
Wall Street
Bowey
Wentroyiil
Panama Canal
Honeury
Chile
Private Vale
Public Vale
Treamrer
Tremont Campiell
Atkson
Alamein
Dillon
Dilson
Aremnie
Hamiely
Jon de Washington
Ila
Wii
Washington
Reymemberet
Tia Carter
Haleiwa Limited Excursion Leaves Honolulu Sundays
Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, departs Honolulu every Sunday at 5 22 in the morning and returns by 10 10 p m. The round trip costs 2 00. Passengers spend from 10 22 a m to 3 10 p m at Motel Haleiwa enjoying bathing tennis golf drives walks shooting or fishing before returning to town.
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Haleiwa Limited
Firstclans
Honolulu
Haleiwa
Voting irregularities in Seventh Precinct polling described
Complainant Erving alleges red uniformed men organized and crowded the polling area at Kalibh pumping station in Wilton Erving's district. He claims guards and squads held ballots, obstructing voters, with standing lines blocking entry. Governor Carter orders review by Secretary Atkinson and Buckland to address the issues and ensure lawful voting.
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Kalibh
Wilton Erving
Mont
Enon
Feving
Reaily
Ave
Ciel
Sony
Iving
Carter
Atkinson
Booth
Bratiatian
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Erving Uiereupon
Ae Wrving
Buckland
Mali
Capitol
Erving
Ballot Counting Dispute Quiets as Day Breaks
Early day debate centers on whether ballots should be counted tonight or discarded. Secretary Atkin contends the issue is settled as voting irregularities and potential contravention are raised, while observers worry about process and timing.
Protests Over 1904 Territory Election
In Honolulu on November 8 1904 a protest claims the 1904 election was held and conducted in violation of territory election laws. It alleges secrecy breaches ballot tampering inspectors misconduct ballot access and voter intimidation aiming to influence Nebal Lot supporters and disrupt the vote.
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Hiv Wall
Corte D
John Mercer
Cullen
Lancashire
Engin
Whith
Madras
Attorney General defends ballots with detached numbers
Andrews Gant Kul Votis says ballots with perforated numbers torn off by clerks should not be invalidated. He argues the clerks’ error, not voter actions, caused the issue and that the vote must count. The statement came from the Sixth Precinct vicinity in the Fourth Die Inter near the Central Fire Station.
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Andrews
Chicago Horse Show Guests Face Vaccination Scare
A vaccination scare hit Chicago during horse show week as guests, hotel staff, and workers faced mandatory inoculations. Health officials mobilized, with 76,000 workers expected to be vaccinated and the City Council approving 25000 dollars to fund the drive amid a broad campaign by local merchants and trade groups.
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Mundreda
Howe
Arm Corping
Michigan
Annex
Victoria
Hammond
Bell Boys
Partere
Chamber
Chicago Club
Reynold
Wholevale
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