Citizenship grants follow local act rhetoric in era debate
A garbled editorial piece discusses rights and duties of new citizens under the Organic Act, contrasting liberal U S policy toward immigrants with ongoing political campaigns. It notes Vermont and New York state election dynamics, Governor candidates and liquor question discourse, and party standings while citing the 19th century press tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David
Aild
Empire
Joh Setuttoch
Vermont Legislatry
Vermont
Qualifications of Voters and Citizenship Debate
An American citizen writes to question voter eligibility rules under the Organic Act, comparing territorial registration limits to naturalization. The letter discusses aliens becoming citizens, late registration, and the legality of challenging newly naturalized voters at polls. The piece reflects early 1900s debate over suffrage and citizenship.
Rumor Clears as Prince Tidnin Kalantanole Candidates
A rumor of Prince Tidnin Kalantanole’s potential withdrawal circulated on island streets. Officials concluded Peiven Capho, over thirty, is eligible to run, and Home Rule supporters like Wo Hy Kailimal shift to Republican. Announcement came at J J Kaulukou’s home with Kallimal’s pledge to join the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidnin Kalantanole
Taat Evroing
Peiven Capho
Republican Party
Wo Hy Kailimal
Woook
J. J. Kaulukow
Ani Huet
Kallimal Himelf
Feltic
Devtas Faton Arnan Ak
Mnitpria
Ani
Kallimat
J. Kawlukou
Chas
Broad
Hall
Nakookee
Ie Road
Ralbeay Company
Trailee
Honelly
Walanae
China Town Theater Row Forces Rent Rise and Exit
The Chinese operated theater on Lilian Street faced rent hikes and dwindling attendance leading to management relocating the show to River and Pauwbl Streets. Disruptions by patrons caused cloth ripping and bowing, prompting joint efforts to restore order.
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Nawree
Wisllding
River
Pauwbl
Dew Place
Craig Bowrde
Lung Tu
Lilba Street
General Booth Arrives in New York for Salvation Army Tour
General William Booth, head of the Salvation Army, arrived in New York aboard the steamer Philadelphia from Southampton. A flotilla of tugs and three passenger cars carried Salvation Army soldiers to Quarantine where they greeted Booth with enthusiasm as he plans a multi month tour to consolidate and expand the Army. Booth says he will not seek to unify volunteers under a single head and will remain friendly to all adherents without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Willam Booth
Salvation Army
Booth
Hooth
Volanters of
Americay
Perera
Fragmentary Vermont political notices and names
Fragmented OCR text mentions candidates for the Vermont Legislature and Governor John G. McCulloch of Bennington. It references election day results, party lines, and a mailing list or promo by a group called the Kypert Den Ute. Also notes expansion plans for offices at Arlington block and 216 Hotel Street near Union.
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Kypert den Ute
Hne
Areo
Iue
Arlington Block
Hatel Atreet
Opp. Union
Hawaii Territory General Election Proclamation 1902
Governor Sanford B. Dole proclaims a general election for a Delegate to the U S House and for Senators and Representatives of Hawaii Territory. Election day is Tuesday November 4, 1902, across districts with polling sites in Pana Hilo, Kaala, Kona, Waimea, and Honolulu area precincts.
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United States
Offlow
United Atten
Territory of
Hawaii
Sanford B. Dole
House of Representatives
United Stat
Falhowe
Pana
Hilo
Hamalcna
Keewan
Olan
Kalapana
Keanu
Olae
Honoll
Circuit Court
Hito
Hanol Stream
Makalanalon
Pailin France
Papaikon Sake Sith Prmelnet
Bnd
Honout Court Hone
Kavialeh
Laupahoenoo Court House
Firat
Kalepa
Kaote Ketool House
Houokaa Court Hone
Menta
Firet
Koa
Kukuthacleechool House
Nuwanu ‘Alley
Achi
Lalba
King Streets
Honolulu
Kona
Volling Place
Tion
Kuakisi
Nuwanuete Vrecinet
Ling Place
Kekaba
Walmen
Uss Houngary
Walnen
Kekala
Ming Priace
Waimea Court
Kalaheo
Wing Place
Hanapope
Pricinet
Kolon
Ite
Lihue
Lawal
Papas
Walaa
Kapas
Ubiwal
Papaa
Kilawea
Procinet
Kau
Biwai River
Waimea
Watoti Court House
Berounte
Hawaly
Unie
A.D. Sanford
Henry B. Cooper
Curious Crinkle and the Railways of Hawaii
Fragmented oblique remarks on horses, labor, and infrastructure in Hawaii mix with political allusions. A nameless narrator hints at railway projects, finance, and public interest while referencing figures like General Milew and Norton. The text weaves economic anxieties with speculative futures and curious asides about local figures and events.
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Wanalulu
T. H
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
Wallace K. Fariington
Honefeiu
Amer Bene
U. 8
Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
W. G. Achi D. PR
Isenberg LL. M Candless
WM. Aylett
Frank Andrade
F. Chillingworth
W. W. Harris
Jonah Kumalab
Carlos A
Long
Navioa Ben Naukana
J. M. Ezera
Henry Vida Job
Kaulukou
Trinte
Utah
Marrhame Hom
Evening Bulletin
United Staten
Prnge
Pacific Hardware 6O,, Ltd
Bethel Street
Iabove King
Ling Tus Abroad
Children’s Endowment Insurance
Mutual Reserve Life Company
Parnadlae
Psp
Steg
Frank L. Winter
General Booth
William Booth
Alexwnieia
Lamtlefeld
Martin
Ormante
Ora
Jpage
J. M. Camara
People's
Freeelved
Melly Mettartelot
Mig Herwwrane
Stanton Mepultbows
Raxbisey
Lioninnant
Island of Hawaii
ECOND
Molokai, Lana
Ivan’ of Oud
Kacal
Nitta
Macow
Kohala
Kou
Pest
North Rotuie
Cieutt Ottet Bite
Feuh
Hamaka
Keaawhow
Honawati
Hoemaunac
Thiees
Konawnena
Soutly Kona
Kei and
Olelomoan Yollingno
Hookena Court House
Bouth Kona
Kaw
South Kona
Ponalau
Walobinu Court Home
Elehth
Pabala Sehool
Thd
Mani
Molokes
Kanai
Kahoolawe
Molowi
Kalawao
Nuitlanpapa
Kalwapapa
Thumtwe
Leland
Moloial
Pokoo Court Howe
West ‘Maui
Waihapo
Honokawal
Clrcuit
Lichitina
W. ‘Maul
Hanaiaou
Watherkai Kaanapali
Pius House
Teland
Lanal
Volling Pines
Anil
Ty Mawlion Tay
Inchiding
Kalin
Lnwe Pollig
Mace—Chreant
Watlaba
Hinds
Plow
Kelahain
Hokwile
Hamakuapoke
Puwnieneror
Katututhigith
Jonokahan School
Kola
Baet Mavil
Honviaul
Ial Bonul
Kihet
Umaky
Katianit
Sfakawaa Court House
Hamakuapoko
Harankuilon
Kahilebaku Dream
Hamakuapoko Mill
Path Precinet
Hmalewchool House
Opuots
Kapaula
East Maul
Kipabululing
Hunn Court House
Kipabulu
Kaupa Lng
Kipahulu
Kabikiow
Honuaula
Hing Place
Hontaula Court House
Twland
Oabu
Nauani Street
Nauani Pall
Moapa Point
Jone Bridge
Ala Moana
King and
Purhahou Streets
Punabow Street
Manon Road
Manuka
Manon Valley
Punanow Street
Nananu
Honotul
Ing PlateBehoo
Boise
Waltunnalo
Prnenet
Kine
Mlapalatre
Punchbowl
Panga Valley
Nikal
Tantalua Cone
Heretania Street
Fifth District
Island
Dabu
Nunanu Street
Nunanu Pals
Mor Honolidu
Koalaupoko
Nuvanu Pals
Mokapu Point
Kaneohe
Koolusloa
Koolauloa
Howse
Wataloa
Wialalia Court House
Watanae
Watanae Court Home
Ewa
Howeae
Honoull
Ewa Plantation
Ke Polung
Kong
Heatite
Reat Brides
Kuli Valley
Pollig
Kerora
Henntieti
Kalin Valley
Lilihe Street
Judd Atrogt
Tormunt
Ueland
Milew
Cos
Marret
Mainlang
Stock Exchange
Mmequody
Wottera
Nanny Hallin
Aine BD
Norton
Aria
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