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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
2
Readable fragments show a bustling mix of events and notices. Mentions of social events, court items, and local commerce hint at a vibrant community scene with references to police activity, obituaries, and public notices alongside ads for hotels, real estate, and services.
A newly organized Moanalua Democratic Club elected Andrew K. William as president and Jao K. Auk as vice president. William Kat serves as treasurer with Malomann as secretary. About twenty members enrolled as the party expands its local Jeffersonian roots and plans community activities.
Vivid lines reveal rally chatter about machine politics, county government, and redirection of funds. Speakers decry party control, urge Republican unity, and question Provisional Government ties while pushing for local representation and access to money for state needs.
Speakers derided the Democratic platform while praising the Republican pledge to education and progress. Campaign orators urged voters to back Kinney and the Republican ticket, with attacks on Portguese influence and calls for a strong future under Republican leadership.
In the Stprame Court this morning the court refused to admit the deposition of Exbert M. Clay Kellogg as evidence. The sealed California deposition remains moot after the version is rendered. Further arguments will be heard before final decision.
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Politicians from both Republicans and Democrats schedule nightly meetings across districts. Notable speakers include W C Smith, J L Paoo, G J McCarthy, C F Inakex, and W W Thayer. Campaigns list venues along Fort Street extension and various streets, with schedules through October 20.
Fragmented report from Molokal notes charges aimed at the jailor over alleged motives tied to a contested case. High Sheriff Henry led inquiry, letters to Molihual representatives cited, and a minor politician on the inland linked to the defamation claim. Post Office Inspector Mare says investigation is ongoing before reporting to Washington.
Registration figures across Huwati show small gains and declines. Hingland reports 166 registered voters this year, up from 1614 in 1904, while overall district totals rise to 2092 up from 2061 two years earlier. A meeting at Kewith residence tonight features J Kekipl and Kulibi Camp, with speakers including J Kokuph Win and 8 K Ok D Kaptiea among others.
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