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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1906
Page
7
A crowded Home Rule rally pitched democracy and English colonial history to island voters. Speakers urged support for the Home Rule slate, attacked Republicans and Democrats, and framed the contest as a defense of native Hawaiians against outside control.
The text records a chaotic meeting with demands to amend wages and personnel, a council or committee discussion, and an annual banquet at Moana Hotel. It mentions Water, government departments, and a postponed evening program with attendees and speakers.
Territorial Hawaii justice system summons Poko Mota to appear within twenty days for divorce proceedings against Malta McCandlers. The case, led by Judge Alexander Hindway, is set in the Circuit Court First Circuit Honolulu. The notice is issued by Clerk J. A. Thompson with further proceedings in the Probate and Circuit Courts of Maui and Hawaii territories across multiple dates.
A list of Republican county nominees for Honolulu County offices includes John Hughes for Deputy Sheriff, Henry Vida for County Attorney, John W. Cathcart for District Attorney, W. Rawlins for Fourth District Representative, Monee Ald Castro for County Clerk, David Kalauokalant Jr for County Auditor, James Bicknell for Sheriff, A. M. Brown for Supervisor, and Char Hustach for Governor. Each candidate urges electors to support them in the upcoming county election.
The notice lists numerous nominations by Democratic and Independent factions for county and territorial offices in Honolulu and Oahu. It urges subscribers to send address changes to the Mutual Telephone Co Ltd before October 10 and notes new names will be added thereafter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pete and a location near the user Me Al Ye with unclear details and a possible reference to trade or st Dyeing. The readable portion provides no definite event, date, or named organizations to summarize.
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