Republican Meeting at Emu Square Draws Brown Candi Show
Republicans gathered at Emu Square to express their stance on the sheriff candidacy. The event featured attendees and a brief greeting session last evening.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
3
Republicans gathered at Emu Square to express their stance on the sheriff candidacy. The event featured attendees and a brief greeting session last evening.
A raucous Republican gathering at Rema Square drew a crowded audience as speakers assailed the Democrats’ alleged lack of principle. Charlies, Cathcart, and others criticized the Democratic machine, calling for party loyalty and urging support for the Republican ticket amid charges of abuse and disunity.
Classified notice offers a furnished house near Manoa ideal country home Creek with outside bathing and five lawn areas. Includes payment terms, painting recently completed, asking price around 9000 dollars, and details on mortgage and occupancy. Also references cottage listings, town hotel, and daily operations cited in fragmented notes.
A garbled political column presents nameless speakers urging voters to back Republican and Democrat candidates, railing at liquor laws, education, and public works. It cites Harsh party loyalties, calls for straight party tickets, and references a slate led by A. M. Brown and Mr. Grae, amid a chaotic string of names and places.
Miss Emma Cole of Tennessee writes of improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The letter touts relief from menstrual irregularities and pains, claiming the product helped her reach womanhood healthfully. The note urges mothers to seek guidance and mentions Pinkham offers free advice and services for four years.
Fragmented OCR text shows a political appeal urging support for the Republican ticket, praising efficient governance, water system improvements, public lands, and liberal reforms. Mentions immigrants, various speakers, and opposition Democratic ticket. Conveys campaign rhetoric and voter guidance amid garbled wording.
A fragment suggests a notice about blank or blanked books relating to worm tedgers and maturation under a Matthewen Pale context. No clear dates or organizations readable. Further legible text required for precise summary.
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