Saloon League influence sparks primary debate in town
Amid heated discourse, Annie A and others argue for reform and honest intention in the Republican primary. Voters hear calls to consider party history, the League's role, and promises of integrity as they approach the ballots with concerns about candidates and process.
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Tenliere
Iewr
Annie
Almoat
Aurion
Republican Party
Shoritt
de Nuth- Holoon League
Hiealoon League
Mellon
Political turmoil over party advancement after Hext election
Fragmented notes discuss how the Ant Saloon Teague and Kingston local officials align with Republican or Democratic goals. The text questions leadership, adoption of radical revision, and whether governors or candidates can justify actions without deceit. It hints at political maneuvering and potential missteps in the run up to elections.
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Netton
Regi
BNTVS
Paris
Elvete
Partizans
Fente
Republican Party
Ant
Straighe Republicad Hoketa
Senate
Urgent Appeal From Ailing Fish Drip Theme
Fragmented, garbled lines describe a chaotic plea about dampness and wetness. Names such as W. J. Lampton and San Francisco examiner appear amid nonsensical phrases. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Territorial and county officials list in Hawaii election slate
Delegate to Congress 4. K Kalanimanole Territorial Senate C F Chillingworth L L McCandless W C Smith Representatives Fourth District JH H Kaleo A C Long W Quinn W T Rawlins A Castro John A Hughes Representatives Fifth District P Correa Joseph Kalana A B Kaleiopu H N Kaniho Nui H W Lelui ve John L Paod Sheriff A M Brown County Attorney W C Cathcart County Treasurer F T Waterhouse County Clerk DB Kalauokalani Jr County Auditor James Bicknell Supervisor at Large W W Harris County Supervisors Honolulu 8 C Dwight A V Gear Charles Hustace Jr Koolau 8 W Logan Walanae and Waialua Andrew Cox Ewa John Defries Deputy Sheriffs Henry Gc Vida Koolaupoko Frank Pahia Koolau 8 Naone Waialua Oscar Cox Walanae M K Leleo John Fernandez
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A. B. Castro
John A. Hughes
P. Correa
Joseph Kalana
Kaleiopu
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Kanihonui
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Paod
A. M
Brown County
W. Cathcart
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Waterhouse
Kalauokalani
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W. W. Harris County
Honolulu
C. Dwight A.V. Gear
Charles Hustace, JR
Koolau
W. Logan Walanae
Waialua
Andrew Cox Ewa
John Defries
Henry GC
Vida Ko
Manning and Joynes Honored for Service to Sheridan Rescue
Captain Peabody of the transport Sherman visited Captain Jaynes of the Foeonde cutter Manning and the commander of the Iroquois to thank them for aiding in the Sheridan rescue off Nureder's Point. The Manning served forty eight days, cutting hundreds of feet of cable and preventing collisions while aiding the stranded vessel. The crew’s efforts may prompt a permanent revenue cutter be stationed locally, with potential orders to Behring Sea if needed.
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Sherman
Jaynes
Sheridan
Marber
Timerah
Steemed
Rt Joynes
Navy Dock
Joynes
Tulands
Hing
Newton of Congress
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Imay
Behring Sea
Giinet
Shanghai under cloud blocks naturalization at meeting
A reporter notes the scrutiny around Jott Shanghai as opposition in the clouded naturalization process grows. Goo Marakelan of Walanae attends a local assembly, stating a stance, while the meeting continues amid legal questions.
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Tae Hole
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Walanae
Lawallaa
The Liar and the Thief in Roosevelt Remarks
A damaged OCR fragment discusses President Roosevelt's remarks on lying and deceit. It references public figures and the moral contrast between honesty and theft, noting 威 the rhetoric as a critique of falsehood and accountability. The text mentions words about the impact of dishonesty on a nation.
Chinese Increase Below Continued From Page One
Fragmented OCR notes report increased counts of Portaguene and additional details about local operation. Mentions 126 agin Ft faut elvetion and references Dr Katarina and police officer Tom Abe in unclear context.
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Ham
Katarina
Toma Abe
Beef Scandal Boosts Poor as Canned Meat Refined
London dispatch notes a canned meat controversy affecting London and New York readers. Reports claim prices are lowered for poor households while authorities monitor safety and supply. Police record the event as an unusual public concern with questions about continuing affordability. A business section advertises a concise notice resume service.
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New York
Herald
London
Davis Roa Naturalization Hurdle Amid Hawaii Arrival
A fragment from page three shows Davis Roa arriving by steamer at Honolulu harbor and visiting Judge Vale to file naturalization papers. A government authority reportedly learned of the situation and intervened before the process could proceed.
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Judge Vale
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