Delegates Named in Territorial Congressional Slate
Fragmentary listing shows multiple delegates and district officials such as Jonah Kalanianaole and various fifth district representatives. The text preserves names like Lark? Faxon Bishop and Kalawaia amid a roster of political figures in a territorial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Lary
Faxon Bishop
M. Dowsett
W. W. Harris
Carlos A. Long
E. W. Quinn
Frank Andrade
WM. Aylett
K. Lilikalani
A. &. Kaleiopu
Bol. Mahelona
Thos H. Kalawaia
Waterho
Knocker and Aylett Rally Split Ticket in Legislature
Reports allege Candida Assett Moe charged while Kamalae right bower in the Legislature. Observers say Aylett’s record mirrors fellow members, while supporters warn against a split ticket. Harris warns against unworthy candidates. party lines blur as Knackers push a knocker campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylett
Kumalae
Harris Daweal
St. Me
Harris
Regublionn
Euuimsmatio
Anitrewa
Aylite
Baseball Season in Peril Hints at Crisis in Local League
The article laments a stalled baseball season in the Hawaii league, attributing waning public interest to shaky leadership and fading championship stakes. It warns that if the league cannot rekindle fan enthusiasm and decisive results, it risks a prolonged layoff and further decline in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavon
To Bolus
H. A.C
Koume Mint
Honolui
Tallendere
Winnwra
Honolulu
weRson
Hawaii Homesteaders fear land takeback amid Governor Carter enforcement
In Hilo and across Hawaii, homesteaders protest possible eviction as Governor Carter’s stance on enforcing the Land Act prompts a statewide inquiry by the Milo Board of Trade. A petition seeks habeas corpus for Pang Kin, a long‑time resident and merchant, challenging immigration detention and entry restrictions. The court dismisses the petition, ordering Pang Kun’s return to the respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Towa
Monthe
Enat
Hawaii
Carter
Milo Board of Trade
Hilo
Leo
Henalt
Pang Kin
Pang Hin Maw
Honolata
Tang Kon
China
Honulata
United States
Pa ‘Kun
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tal
Camaierre and
Labor
Pang Kun
Commercn Ani Litter
Inw
Dole Won't Interfere With Immigration Ruling
Federal judge ruled without interference in a case concerning immigration restrictions. The decision notes Pang Kun could not enter the Territory, shaping the government’s stance on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juage Pote
Immigration Department
Pang Kun
Woodbridge Sentenced to Two Months at Oulu Penitentiary
By order of the Attorney General after leniency pleas Frank L Woodbridge received a two month sentence for embezzlement from MM US a Co. He fled to the Orient and was recaptured while trying to reach the states aboard transport. He is described as in poor health and now enters credit for mercy pleas and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genveal
Iker
Frank L Woodbridge
Wisonmant
Oulu
Woodtridan
Orient
Pasu Touchlie
Irulouey
Philips 4 Co
Woodbridee
Emeys Ula
Advertiser a Democratic paper sparks Hawaiian rift
The Republican executive committee denounces the Advertiser as a Democratic paper and pledges support for Hoo Wim Aylett and other Republican tickets in the Fourth District Hawaii. The note, dated December 17 1904, laments the paper’s stance and predicts Republican unity despite Advertiser opposition. The Nevadan arrival is noted on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalior
Advertiver
Republican Party
Ponvention
Hilo
Jby
Hoo
Wim
Aylett
Pamocrate
Lee
Win
Winer
Geo
Lowr
Honolulu
Dot
Haleiwa Limited Excursion from Tremont Sunday Morning
Haleiwa Limited, the first class train, runs every Sunday at 8 22. The round trip costs 2 00. From 10 22 p m to 8 10 p m the hotel offers water bathing tennis golf drives and walks. Return to town at 10 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Haleiwa Limited
Firetcase
Haleiwa
Beckley Campaign Speech Sparks Molokai House Ruse Clash
Special to The Halteting Wolluks reports Speaker of the House W. Beckley running as an Independent Home Rule candidate stirred Molokai factions. He attacked D. H. Kahaulelia and aligned with some Republicans while critiquing others. The speech strained Home Rule ties and drew mixed reactions from local leaders and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peed W. Beckley
House of Representatives
Lannl- Janina
Molokai
Mant
Rockler
Hawailan
Kalanokalant
Beckley
Hiewallan
Fuas
Kumalae
Notley
Kuble
Jerome
Noticy
Pramt Styta
Lahalalana
Uinke Childeun
Coke
Senate
Kekipt
Repaira
Peahl
Kelipt
Dole
Sach
Mev
J. Kallup
Republicana
Ke Lipt
Heckley
Carter
Mag Lateaten
J. Beckley
H. Kalee
Hockley
Kalue
Uncertain OCR Fragment Sparks Brief Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a political or mining context with garbled wording. The readable items include phrases about “flee to the people” and mentions of “Wite” and “Mining or OMEA shawtows,” but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent summary.
Republican Speakers Rally for Makawao District Ticket
A campaign gathering in Nawaleha features speakers promoting the Republican slate led by Gen. Copp and Coetho. They emphasize honesty, independence, and sound education, urging voters to back the straight Republican ticket and denounce Home Rule opposition. The event highlights local Maui figures Pall Kalama and others praising past leg- islative measures and infrastructure funding while urging turnout for a unified ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copp
Makawau
Kula
Ashexsor
Makawao
Coetho
Coslbo
Nawaleha
W. P. Hala
Maui
Philip Pall
Labatna
Kelama
Thio
Mala
Hana
Pali
Tineb
Beckley
Pall
Kalama
Map
Maul
Ino
Kaling
Hort
Ike Myself
Parson
Parsons
Reyal
Uribes
Tower
Horne
Tulle
Democrats and Home Rulers in local election ticket split
A local political quarrel describes a double headed ticket with Coke and Richardann for Democrats and White and Notley for Home Rulers. Accusations fly about candidate integrity, past leaders, and church backing as voters are urged to choose between rival factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jook
Wan Hoo
Pale
Mule Ears
Horee
Coke
Iunken
White
Notley
Richardann
Hke Kalue
Beckley
Mke Kumatas
Kuimalae
D. Kanauiete
D. Kahaw Beckley
J. J. Kekipi
Hie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dune
U. 8
U.8
Postoffice
Jonah K. Kalanianaole
Knockers and Aylett
Hilo Board OF Trade
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts
HERCY
Woodbridge
Seattle
Tacoma
Eee
Haleiwa_ Limited
Bigelly
Geo. A. Martin
Hotel Street
New Fall
Art Department of
The
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Szaan Unl Ram WA Loans
Stanley Stephanson
Painte
King Stover
S. 5
Sinns
Winluku
Kahu Jain
Morning Stars
Welle Park
Posaitily
Geo. Cummings
Kahu
Portland
Sam
Phoenix Savings, Building and Loan Association
Dudd Building
Henry E. Pocock
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