Liquor Men and Gamblers on the Late Election
Column discusses liquor and gambling figures backing W R Condon and Maule as good sheriffs. Comments from George Kikila Willie Crawford and Charity Mover in an Advertiser editorial. Mentions saloon ties, circuit judge testimony, and public perceptions.
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Lakes
Aherift
W. R Condon
River Rhine Baton
Bat Maule
George Kikila
Lauhoa
Inone Filliorlal
Willie Crawford
Cordes
Hiver Rhine
Fleet Bowl
Bulletin Publishing Company circulation report and political observe
A historical Honolulu item outlines the Bulletin Publishing Company circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly editions, including averages and weekly island delivery. It also contains a dubious political commentary about reformers and election outcomes with mentions of red-light districts and law observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
Honolulu
Oahu
C. G Boukus
The
Bulletin Pishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Weekly Bulletin
Tueaday
Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
C. G. Bockus
Watt
Toukein Ap Penne
Glories of Reform and Police Support
Fragmentary text praises reform and police support after an election. It claims unanimous approval by keepers of saloons and community leaders, suggesting a strong moral wave and a coming warlike administration of the police, with emphasis on public approval.
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Ie Saloona
Komt
Ie Twa
Tau
Gunotte
Need for recount in county sheriff ballot vote
A recount request by Sheri Brown seeks a 4 percent review of county sheriff ballots. The article argues recounts may remain contentious until a clear legal ruling is made, with inspectors disputed over ballot handling and potential rule changes.
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Federal Courteslau
Disorderly political pressure tied to election law interpretation
Fragmentary OCR reveals a discussion of voter suppression tactics, legal challenges, and alleged manipulation by officials and a political faction. References to ballot rejection, lawful interpretation, and efforts to influence voters appear amid broader commentary on the Hawaii band.
Rescuing the Band in Distress Sparks Sympathy
Reports say a man pledges to cover portion of band members fare home as rumors spread of the group's disaster. Word circulates that Joe Cohen may have funds to help, but delays render repayment uncertain and the band's fate remains unsettled.
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Wil
Joe Cohen
Dante
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record 1908
Entered for record November 8 1908 from 1030 a m to 400 p m Velie A Klaip wd we to Kipatutn Siune Co Gani College by Irene Helen Lowekin ce see Only College by ta to dA Thom Wn os cece P Cable to Ala Orth sRet Maria M Haedey et at te William Nuseeit R a Ramet Karan and wt tw Kalews Kos note Jone Mt De Costa R Drummond om Manuel Farias and wt to Amelia CORA 5 og wees nae Kohuia Kite Co Ltd to tank of Hae Q ww Lea TrMtg Empered for Record Nov 9 1906 From 9 a m to 1030 a m Harvie Te taper and hat to Henry Mapa et at edi
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Kipatutn Siune Co. Gani College
Helen
Lowekin cc
da Thom
Ala Orth
sRet Maria M Haedey
William Nuseeit
Ramet Karan
Kalews
Jone Mt de Costa R Drummond
Manuel Farias
Amelia Cora
Kohuia Kite Co Ltd
Lea
Harvie
Henry Mapa
For Sale Notice on Young Street at Kalmuki
A brief for sale advertisement reads Cash for property on Young Street Kalmuki offered in exchange for stocks or cash. Listing indicates late hours and guaranteed exchange terms. The readable text focuses on sale action and payment in stocks or cash.
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Kalmuki
Peohange
Public Opinion On Tanat Lands Meeting Urged
Gov Carter announces a public meeting in the executive room of the government building at 9 30 to discuss trading Tanat lands for other land of equal value. Officials note parcels valued at 105 000 may be exchanged and debate whether centralized holdings are best.
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Govprior Carter
Correspondentoe
Lwin
Aleeh
Libel Released on Ghiusa Maru in Federal Court
The Chives Maru was released by the inter island steamship company after a $20,000 bond was posted. In court, US Marshal Mendry withdrew officers from the ship and left the vessel in the care of its officers. Complainants claim poor treatment aboard including limited meals a lack of breakfast and no proper sleeping accommodations.
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Inter-Island — Steamation
M. Damon
Marshal Mendry
Aner
Het
Hinee
Mayshale
Heahly
Nivale Gettt
Reatau
Deed of Trust Noted For 500000 Bond Issue By Kohale Ditch Co
A 500000 bond issue secured by a deed of trust on Kohale Ditch Company property is recorded. The Bank of Hawaii backs the issue with 4000 bonds of 1000 and 200 bonds of 500, bearing 10 percent to 15 percent interest over time. Provisions include sinking fund payments and sale of the property if default occurs, with stamp tax noted.
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Rhourdey
Kohale Ditch Company
Hank Ae Waal
Tech Company
A. Lewis
Submarine Mines Ail Disposed Of Coastwide Clearance
The Jalutions Naval Department reports completion of a two year mine clearance along the Kwangting Peninsula from May 104 to August 26, 1800. Mines were removed and waters opened though minefields remain in some areas. Russian efforts to place more mines are noted. In unrelated news, John Colburn of Lin Wick Co. had damages for an overgrown pond denied for lack of proof after a court session.
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Jalutions Naval Department
Japan
Kwangting Peninsula
Corti
Vinvodok
John Colburn
Tom Johnson Seeks College Preference Details
Tom Johnson discusses college choices and regrets, urging consideration of University ties. The article notes a mixed reaction from supporters and critics as gear shifts toward political alignment and potential leadership roles.
Ming and University teachers clash over restraint in hallway talk
A murky exchange in a hallway involving the Ming and local officials centers on whether University teachers can discuss political economy. The mayor urges keeping abreast of linen matters as a basis for study while tensions about Chinese relations and policy surface.
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Alinen
Akwi
KTM
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Grenahew
Knowkton Dandemine CO
Chicago
Holle For Drug Co
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Sheri
Marty Waten
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Comminlis
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Alexander
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Fort ST
Matlock Avenue
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King Street
Nuvenu Street
Prospect Street
Wenry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
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Tanat Lands
Gov. Carter
Ghiusa
Law Aldhyen
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Namie
Bank OF Hawai
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Tom Johnson
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Gieveland
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Heswor
University of Chilengs
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Eelbek
America
Lovejoy & CO
Main Street
Orna
Hf, Wichman & Co
Wall, Nichols OI Ltd
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TEL
MAIN
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