Spectacular Republican Parade Captures Last Campaign Night
A massive Honolulu rally capped a whirlwind campaign as Republicans staged the final parade and open air meeting at Auta Park. Citizens, business houses, and precinct clubs endorsed the GOP ticket amid heavy crowds, torches, and fireworks while Democrats countered with a rival march and speeches by Jack Kulakilea and others.
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Concordia Tan
Caply Tol
King Street
Anna Park
Eben Low
Centaura
C. Brewer & Co
EK. C. Hall & Son
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Honolulu
Inne
Atkinson Square
Ale Park
Alakea
King
Alakes
Thousands Gather at G. O. P. Platform Rally
Thousands gather as HM von Holt presides at a Republican rally with banners and portraits of Kuhlo and other candidates. Speakers include W. C. Smith, Charles F. Chillingworth, A. Lewis Jr, and Kuhio, urging straight-ticket voting and attacking McCandreu. Notables on stage and in the audience include Governor Frear and many local figures.
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HM. von Holt
Kuhlo
Myron Holt
W. C. Smith
Smith
Republican Party
Heaves
Charles F. Chillingworth
A. Lewis Jr
Cecil Brown
Faxon
Kuhio
Stephen Desba
George A. Davis
Washington
McCandreus
Rght
Charman Harery von Holt
Prince Kalanianaole
Stephen Desha
Robert W. Shingle
Democrats Rally In Honolulu Calls Prosperity Overthrow
A chaotic Democratic rally at Anla Park denounces prosperity as the industry driving Hawaii. Speakers align with McCandless platform, blasting Republicans and warning of a deceptive Washington bid while urging support for Democratic aims.
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Doma Wogle
Hawaii
Anla Park
Mawall
Washington
KM. Watson
McCandless Confronts Over Industry At Territory Rally
Petrie Rivenburgh Like and Turrill echoed McCandless ge The crowd demanded overthrown Industry and supporters faced a lingering display of emotion as McCandless delivered a winding attack on Republican property His exit left the venue sparsely attended and the hibiscus motif faded with the mood of the crowd.
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Ing
Petrie
Rivenburgh
Turrill
McCandress
Verbige
Hawaii
McCandivis
McCandless
Republicanium
Theostrum
Kuhio Votes Early. Tours Precincts and HQ
Delegate Kuhio cast his vote in the morning at the Second of the Fourth precinct Walkirk then went to Republican headquarters in the Staugenwald building to hear progress reports. He expressed mixed confidence about the result and conducted rounds of precincts by auto, receiving hearty welcomes.
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Kuhio
Hhis
Walkirk
Republican
Staugenwald
Ku- Mo
Home Rule Leader Notley Seeks Island Support
Charles K Notley, Home Rule Party candidate for Delegate, is not in Honolulu for election day. He votes at Hamakua, Paauilo precinct on the Big Island of Hawaii and expects a strong local showing, while acknowledging limited chances elsewhere. He plans a larger vote than in the last election and continues campaigning diligently.
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Charles K. Notley
Home Rule Party
Honolulu
Hamakua
Island of Hawaii
Paauilo
Notley
Saloons Close Now Until Five O Clock On Election Day
Vague fragments report saloons barred until five o clock citywide for election day. Text notes drupkennens from Howe surveying Fourth and Fifth districts. Indicates progress in plection with Hquet men agreeing not to ope despite promises.
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Drupkennens
Howe
Election Day Liquor Shops Open After Polls Close
Early reports note the law required saloons and trams to close during election hours, but liquor dealers chose to remain closed until polls closed. The action was widely observed across areas, reflecting a coordinated approach to voting day.
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To & v
Polling Places Listed Across Districts In Fragmented Note
A scrambled listing outlines polling sites across districts including Keeaumoku, Fort and Beretania, Kapulwa building, Emma Square, Koolaupoko courthouse, Yin Sit clubhouse, Ewa Pavilion, Kaili pumping station, Kaiihi waena school, Vineyard and River, Aala Park, Watertown and Wahtawa, among others. The text resembles a voter location register with multiple unclear entries and gaps.
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Precolnet
Koolaupoko
Kabuku
Walalwa Couthouse
Walanne
Ewa Pavilion
Ewa
Kailil
Kaiihi Waena
Kunkinland
Nunany
Vineyard and River
Aala Park
Watertown
Wahtawa
Republicans See Great Victory in Hawaii Primaries
Insurgent momentum dominates Republican primaries amid continued voting in the morning. Voters from Keeaumoku and Wilder precincts gathered as official ballots opened at 5, with reports of irregularities and a delayed count affecting the election process.
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Balhite
Keeaumoku
Wilder
Biwlneer
Honwlata
Voting irregularities reported in Fifth to Seventh Precincts
A fragment from a 19th century precinct report describes irregularities and observer notes at Thomas Square Fifth precinct and others. It notes misaligned ballots, voters misled by a decimal error in a ballot, and Republican watchers detailing candidate strength and expected outcomes across Sixth Seventh precincts with mentions of Kaleloon Lane and Heket.
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Thomas Square
Celi
Repul
Lane
Fern
Kuhio
Queen Street
Emme Square
Tshe
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