06 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
1
In New York on October 6 Louie Wagner of France won the Vanderblit Cup auto race covering 207 miles in 200 minutes. Italy’s Lancia finished second and France claimed third place.
The Sheridan, severely battered and leaking, limps to harbor with damaged wings and a crew exhausted. Rescue efforts succeeded as the transport towed her toward the harbor while steam pumps work to stop the leak.
In a crowded Hawaiian Standpoint discussion, speakers urge voters to back Home Rule candidates over Republicans. They warn that some Hawaiians may switch to the split ticket, pledging to stand by leaders they trust. The piece notes W. O. Smith as a key figure and predicts a Home Rule victory if hawaiians remain united.
The piece notes registration progress and impending deadlines for the upcoming election. It cites the Manchuria vessel issue and port maneuvers, then focuses on the Fifth District registration, reporting 2980 registered in the morning and 3109 as a total estimate, with the Eighth Precinct lagging. The Fourth District shows 2842 registered by 9 am, below the 3614 registered voters in the previous election, highlighting concern over turnout.
In Annovtated Press from MIMBURSK Russia and Associated Press Cable dispatches, reports describe a poison exposure linked to a wound from an assailant as authorities note blood poisoning. The Bermuda vessel The Weamer Bermudian was floated today after going aground in a channel near New York.
A grand dance at the Alexander Young Hotel grounds is announced by hotel management. Attendees include close associates of the 0.8. 8. Wie tonaln and Mr. Anegawago. Hawaiian music will be featured, promising a memorable social event.
The notice directs that silverware and valuables not in active use should be deposited with it to keep them safe from loss or theft while stored in a mall setting.
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