Cornwell to Seek Maui Vote Recount Says He Will Win
Cornwell Jr once defeated candidate for Supervisor on the Home Rule ticket arrives in Claudine to press a Supreme Court recount bid alleging ballot counting errors across four precincts Puunene Kiek Waljoe and Wailea. He cites voters held in doubt and claims two of his ballots were struck while none of Kalue's were. He asserts if all precincts used the same method his margin would flip and he would win either way per court decision. A Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse damage report from Cherbourg closes the item.
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Lake barges sunk and ships wrecked in North America
News briefs report the sinking of the barges Resolution and Athens with thirteen drowned on the lakes near Toronto. Framed casualty notes include a fatal wall collapse in San Francisco, a wreck of the bark Madka with drownings, a derailment in Lakota, and transport arrivals in San Francisco. President Roosevelt visits Ponce Porto Rico with a promise on citizenship and education. Chicago storm causes considerable damage.
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Gasworks washer blast hospitalizes three workers
An explosion at a gas works washer injures James and Hopkins and a Japanese worker, all seriously. Doctors fear they may not survive as Chief Engineer Reed resists sharing details and blame. An internal theory pins the blast on a faulty air mix and overheated gun in the washer.
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Bealton
Cole Wight
Tom
Queen’ En
Dick Reed
Wight
RO Peareth
Still at inventories in Paria and Europe
Nine hundred inventories of church property were made today across France. Reports say there were clashes with the clerical party in Italy as inventories proceed amid ecclesiastical tension.
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Paria
France
Clerica Party
Italy
Port Collision Claims Nine Crew Members
A maritime collision near the port results in the deaths of nine crew members and injuries to others. Authorities investigate the cause as rescue teams retrieve victims and secure the area. Local officials coordinate with coast guard and shipping operators for support and safety measures.
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New York Central Fined for Sugar Refining Relations
New York Central Railroad was fined a total of $126,000 for issues related to the American Sugar Refining Company. The fines were announced in New York City on November 22.
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New York Central Railroad
American Sugar Refining Company
Luling Is Sunk In Coast Guard Downed Tow Route
PORTLAND Ore Nov 22 The steamer Lurline was sunk in a collision with a towboat. No further details available.
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Lurline
Taylor Cass Postponed In Court Battle
The Taylor case, linked to delays and court scheduling, was postponed again as Judge Gear was unavailable. Attorney Thompson argued for a brief delay to attend other cases, noting the trial could extend beyond a week and may not proceed soon if court access remains limited.
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Territory Easement Decision Over Hawaiian Tram Corner
Judge Weaver of the Court of Land Registration rules on a petition by the Hawaiian Tram Company for title to land at the corner in front of Chambers Drug store. The Territory sought an easement over the land. decision finds the Trust Company title valid while Territory holds an easement through sidewalk use.
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Court of Land Registration
Hawaiian Tram Company
Chambers Drug Store
Hawaii Promotion Committee Report on Mainland Trip
A.P Wood secretary of the Hawaii Promotion Committee reports from Honolulu on a trip to the Mainland and Southern California. He notes the committee’s strong standing, the ease of securing hearings, and plans to stand by for further actions as he traveled through Los Angeles and Southern California during a visit in November 1906.
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Paper safeguards show ballots secure in clerk's office
The article argues ballots are protected by a locked safe, sealed bags, and tamper evidence. It notes only clerks with keys access the room, day and night, and asserts any manipulation would require burglary and forgery by multiple insiders. Observers in precincts provided data for Brown's recount petition and political reactions.
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Stu
Harry Murray
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W. A. Kinney
Brawn
McNulty Acquitted In Murder Charge
Oakland report states McNulty was acquitted on the murder charge after trial proceedings.
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McNulty
Railroads retrench as Chicago plans large expending
Chicago November 21 railroads prepare retrenchment measures amid reports that Lehr exponditinen will invest up to 10 million dollars by 1907 signaling a major shift in funding and expansion plans for the era.
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Saloon Men Propose Drafting A New Liquor Law
Local HuQuor Men AFH met to prepare a draft for a new liquor law ahead of the Legislature session. A five member committee was chosen to draft the act and report back, with input from liquor factions and other license holders. The group favored licensing limits and state oversight with possible revocation by the Board of Supervisors.
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Elvet C.J. McCarthy
H. Lewy Win
Marty A. Juan
Feant
Lqner
Leon
Wells Getting Better
School Agent Cox, asking for Superintendent Babbitt on vacation, reports a letter from Mrs Helen W Kelsey who went to Maui to care for her brother M M Wells injured at Kula. Wells is getting along, though easily excited. The physician notes his condition improving as the clot in his mood absorbs, signaling rapid recovery.
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Babbitt
Helen W. Kelsey
Maui
M. M. Wells
Kula
Wells
Welene's Mate Arrested at Sea Warrant Issued for Peter Banderson
William Manow a sailor aboard Helene swore out a warrant this morning for Peter O Banderson. Deputy U8 Marehal Temple served the warrant after a hearing before the US Commissioner. Evidence and testimony described the mate's intoxication and alleged misconduct during dinner.
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Wiliam Manow
Meumier Helene
Peter O Banderson
Marehal Temple
Sender
CABBAGE PATCH Night Show Draws Big Crowd
The article notes strong demand for the cabaret style performance titled Mra Wikga of the Cabbase Patch with tickets selling fast at the regular outlets. It mentions the show receiving support from Washington and praise for Captain Slattery's planned work on a ve nce of the Burmese government in a compliment to his ability.
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Pau Pom
Blastery
Washington
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United States
Slattery
Girls Junior Dae Ket Lal Tournament Foot Games
The girls junior tournament games are set for tomorrow afternoon at the Mikh School. The first match pairs Punabow against Hiei School, followed by Normal versus Kawalhno after the first game's conclusion.
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Hiei Fchool
Eames
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