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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
2
Corie KOOP campaigned for the Republican party principles at a September 19 event in a Hawaiian suite venue. The speaker, a home sale operator, emphasized government work and public service, aiming to represent the people.
The lone Republican candidate for Leyrn Sheritt position, L. K. Naone, plans to run in the Linier at Kear Avenue. He emphasizes education and loyalty, claims ties to Manila, and notes his work as a river laborer. He urges support for the party’s principles.
The piece profiles Johns Depries as a candidate for county supervisor from Fyn, noting his family background, early work in a foundry, and long tenure in public service. It emphasizes his community ties, reputation for reliability, and claims of broad experience in rural districts across the region.
RL AL Lamigy, a Tor Repre sentative from the Dlatriek, and Mr Lang, born in Uile city twenty years ago, pursued law after studies at Louis College and Georgetown University. He returned to city life in 1808 and opened a law practice as his partner faced a high profile trial. The narrative notes his broad friendships and public support as he campaigns for office despite recent courtroom controversy.
The Fifth District hopeful H. W. Leleiwe is described as late in filing and facing questions about credentials. Supporters claim party alignment with Republican values. The piece notes familiar names and local backing, suggesting Leleiwe remains a probable candidate ahead of the election.
Candidate Andrew Cox, a former deputy sheriff and longtime school teacher in Waialua, runs for County Supervisor from the Waianae Waialae district. The campaign notes his public service, including ties to local law enforcement and prior duties as marshal, with endorsements urging his strong consideration in the race.
Republican candidate Katolopi runs for Representative from the Fifth District. A former deputy sheriff’s aide and St. Lonly College alumnus, he has previously served in the House and emphasizes integrity and capability as he campaigns on Maul Te.
Jot S Kaleo, born in Hana Mani, August 26, 160, is presented as a candidate for Representative Iron District. The record notes his editorial role and service as magistrate, highlighting years of public work and community honor.
D KALAUOKALANI JR, Republican candidate for County Clerk of Galins County, outlines career from Oahu College to clerkship in the House, service as secretary to H W Wilcox, and election as representative. He notes prior roles, party support, and aims for the county clerk office.
Henry Vida, Republican nominee for county sheriff in Topity aberiff, has a long career. He attended college, worked at Win, Tewin & Co, spent a year in San Francisco, served as a customs inspector in Honolulu for two years, then ran for the House on the Republican ticket where he won in the Fifth District. He leads a Home Rule stronghold background and later was appointed sheriff after A. Mr. Brown was removed.
James McKnell Republican candidate for County Auditor of Cahir Jamies Dlcknell is described as an experienced former official from Henely. He seeks to succeed Dinvell, citing prior service in responsible municipal roles and a history of loyalty to the party during the recent city election.
A D Castro twenty five years old, nominated by the Refuitan party for Tepreventative from the Fourth District to a prominent young Portuguese. He has resided in Tulande twenty years and received education in Hawaii public schools. He entered the city after leaving school and led a commercial dance career. Four years ago he became permanent secretary of the San Antonio Rociety, boosting membership and finances by seventy percent. He is a mentor to several fraternal organizations and a dependable citizen who supports a family.
A heated political polemic attacks Mugwumps in Hawaii over party loyalty and candidate favoritism. It contrasts a wobbling candidate Curtis with a proven worker Brown, praising Brown’s ten years of reliable service and accusing Curtis of indecision. The piece frames the Mugwump faction as covert and damaging to the Republican ticket.
A speaker defends Republicanism as pro industry and anti slavery expansion, contrasts GOP optimism with Democratic pessimism, and urges a Republican delegate for Hawaii to secure federal support. The talk traces 30 years of Hawaii policy, warns against Cuban annexation risk, and recalls party unity and duty.
The Republican party vows to increase teachers wages in Hawaii if they gain control of the Territorial Legislature. It urges teachers with votes to back the straight Republican ticket and quietly influence male relatives who vote. The plea highlights female educators’ limited ability to campaign yet emphasizes their influence with voters.
The Republican candidate Silva, running on the Democratic ticket for the Territorial Legislature, promises to revise land laws. The piece argues only Congress can amend land laws and predicts his pledges amount to more Democratic pie crust.
The Fourth District slate includes Quinn, Rawlins, Hughes, Castro, Long, and Kalen backing a straight Republican ticket. In the Fifth, Kaleiopu leads a strong group. The platform pledges protection of rights and avoidance of class legislation, with Quinn likely to head off vetoes and ensure solid legislative performance. A poem section jokes that Republicans will a monsoon and typhoon with a whirlwind against Democrats.
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