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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1904
Page
4
Voters delivered a sweeping Republican victory that ousted the Vonne Hisle party with a large majority. The Bulletin touted its metro service and straight Republican coverage, while the Advertiser criticized the vote tally and questioned ballot procedures amid a broader party clash.
The fragment discusses the mainland election and the expected outcomes. It mentions The Democrats bringing their party to the table and criticizes republican continuity. It references figures like Parker and the American people. The tone implies a partisan view of ongoing party control.
The Bulletin notes tensions around a parade and a straight Republican ticket, recounting expectations of splits and the Advertiser's sharp stance against Cecil Brown and district tickets. The piece suggests union within the Advertiser while criticizing the Fifth District ticket and Home Rule alignment.
A Hawaii Territory political summary lauds Republican organizing led by Chairman Roberts and district chairmen Vida and Andrews. It credits effective executive management, strong volunteer work on Luther Islands and other districts, and vows to fulfill campaign promises while condemning derogatory rhetoric toward voters.
Legal wrangling continues as Carter's guardianship appeal seeks Supreme Court review. Attorneys argue Circuit Court chambers jurisdiction and the lower court's ruling, with Gear and Low leading defendants in error. Names include Slaney Mallow, Kinnay, Cooper, Robertson, Wilder, Marx, Alfred Mn O08, Lightfoot, and Chief Justice Frear. The matter centers on removal of Carter and service acceptance in the writ of error proceeding.
Fragmented text spans a mix of legal cases and medical product notices. Detailing references to Dr Hartman and Pe-ru-ta- suggesting promotional material, court rulings on guardianship and writs of error. Mentions Washington, Chief Justice, Hawaiian appeals, and bonds.
The speaker predicts Home Rule will fragment into two major forces the Republicans and Democrats on election days. He states prospects for successful government in the territory look brighter than ever, favoring straightforward honest progressive American governance.
The Haleiwa Limited departs Honolulu Sundays at 8 22 a m and returns two hours later with a $2 round trip. From 10 22 a m to 8 10 p m passengers enjoy the Hotel Haleiwa with bathing, tennis, golf, drives, walks, shooting or fishing, and return to town by 10 10 p m.
Governor Carter lauds Hawaiian voters for strong forward move and prosperity effort. Secretary Atkinson plans mainland trip to discuss bonds, while Attorney General credits district committee volunteers for Fourth District victory. Preventative measures discussed to uphold fair ballots as Carter recalls inspectors for orderly election.
In the Fourth Precinct, J J Melson asserts Ram Johnson’s Knkwako precinct did not witness a 200 vote incident. Observers described ballots opened, numbers removed prior to counting, and a Supreme Court debate over Fifth Circuit exceptions in a separate Territory murder case on Kauai. Deputy AGs and defense counsel appeared.
Election results from a local district on Oahu show the latest returns for representation. Voters weigh in on candidate names and party alignment as precinct tallies continue.
A note on the renatorial and representative divisions for the Island of Oahu. The third senatorial district and fifth representative district are referenced in this political district framework.
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