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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
4
A Hawaii political bulletin discusses voter eligibility and naturalization in the upcoming election. It cites the 1900s context, concerns about loyalty, and demands for proof of U.S. residence and moral character for new citizens seeking to vote.
A critical, fragmented editorial fragment rails about Joe Holfetin and local officials. It mocks a county sheriff figure and labels present administration as weak. The piece condemns alleged incompetence and personal spite in political conduct during a rough, opinionated narrative.
A fragmentary Advertiser note from December 2, 1900, discusses gambling at Fishmarket and reflects political sentiment tied to Armor and monarchy era views. It mentions no quarrel with Ider Brown Vida or Chillingworth, and notes friendly feelings toward them.
A compiled roster featuring J K KalaniANAOLE and Chill ingworth Mcanoless v Smith W T Rawling A D Castro John A Hughes Tone District 8. Joseph Acana Kaleiopuu H N Kani hone Lelei John L Paod Sheri ff A M Brown County Attorney W Cathcart County Treasurer P Waterhouse County Clerk Kalauokalani Jr County Auditor James Bickhell County Supervisors Honolulu Dwight A V Gear Charles Hustace Jr Koolau W Logan Waianae Waialua Andrew Cox Henry Vida Koolaupoko Frank Pahia Koolauloa L B Naone Waialua Oscar Cox Waianae K Leleo Ewe John Fernandez.
Chinese commissioners who recently toured the United States and Europe faced edicts calling for abolition of opium and the poppy, with the Council of State ordered to define enforcement. Government forces have quashed a Boxer revival in border towns near Pingfu where uprising participants from 1900 were active.
A group of prominent Democrats met at Waverley Hall to urge registering voters and persuade pend ing Republicans to vote Democrat. They claim many unregistered voters exist and expect turnout to benefit Kidd and Kinney, with tonight’s meetings in the Fourth and Second precincts aimed at acquainting voters with candidates. All prior registrations are null.
A brief notice describes a young man choosing to join the hardware and general merchandise trade. It notes potential success with the right party and mentions selling from own handwriting at Address In own handwriting Hardware P.O. Box 487 Houolul.
Property listing notes a pantry residence offered at a bargain price. It describes a 100 by 60 foot main area with a 30 by 40 foot entrance lounge, living and dining rooms, kitchen, pantry, eight sleeping rooms and baths, guest cottage, gardeners, on a large lot with trees. The owner previously paid $22 500 and sold to us for $7 000 under terms.
In Patama, a pair of Democratic rallies drew a small crowd as Republicans attended a protest meeting. Moore, a Ways and Means chair, touted his record of pushing higher salaries, urging voters to back his stance. Charlie McCarthy blamed Republicans for election law inaction, though the delegation lacked authority to revise it.
New today notice from Oahu Hawaii describing a white foreheaded horse with two white forefeet shod and neck brand. The animal will be sold at a public auction noon at a specified location unless claimed by William J Karate before the stated date.
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