Local government slate and political haze in eighth month
A Honolulu page lists city officials including Mayor John C. Lane and Sheriff Andrew Cox with a long roster of department heads and deputies. The text then drifts into opinion on labor, democracy, and political fate, referencing McCandlen, Teddy, the Progressives, and Republican prospects amid a foggy, era-tinged editorial mood.
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John C. Lane
Andrew Cox
John Cathcart
Robert W. Shingle
James Bicknell
D. Kalauokalani
Chas. N. Arnold
Makanoe C. Amana
Samuel C. Dwight
Frank Kruger
Eben P. Low
Harry E. Murray
James C. Quinn
Honolulu
Wm. K. Simerson
Waiala
Oscar Cox
Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Waianae
Fragmentary political contention in Democratic party clash
The text portrays a chaotic excerpt where factions within the Democratic party clash over leadership. It hints at a rivalry involving Me Candies and Trent, with references to progressivism and personal political ambitions. Audible names and coherent context are limited by the fragmentary OCR.
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Trent
McCandien
Alwaye Hin Heen
Binte
McCandiem
Herame Bas
Democratic Party
Public Right to Report Official Misconduct Urged
A Honolulu newspaper defends publishing facts about public officers in trouble, arguing withholding details harms readers. The piece contests attempts to shield officials from publicity and warns late suppression breeds greater harm and public distrust.
Trent and McCandless Campaign Message Confused
Voters are urged to consider Trent in opposition to McCandless with claims of party alignment. The piece accuses McCandless of engaging in secret tactics while Trent supposedly relies on unseen external support and strategy.
McCandies and Trent Bind in Local Power Fight
In private councils McCandies and Trent are thick as two peas and aid each other. Trent backs McCandies to land him in Washington and reject Hawaii fumixration while McCandies helps Trent to gain prestige. Voting for Trent or McCandless strengthens their ties and risks endorsing ruin in local policy.
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McCandices
Trent
McCandiees
Washington
America
Hawaii
McCandienn
Shipment of Horses Continues on Dock Quarantine
A shipment of horses arrived at the dock with many lame and pawed animals. Territorial Veterinarian Net ordered the entire lot quarantined due to possible infectious diseases. Several horses were led to the pound, with mortality reported and more destined for quarantine or treatment over the week.
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Tagorter
Peter Steoot
Hong
Piestuires
Endangered Horses To Be Kept On Range Patrol
Reports by Dr Norgaard and officials describe a government effort to keep aging horses from roaming to the border towns. Many are too old to breed and should have been culled, with emphasis on salvaging the few usable mares and two racing track horses while protecting the rest from disease.
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Franelio
Norgaard
Nove Ward
Walmaly
Wali
Notice to subscribers on evening bulletin delivery
Notice to subscribers states all copies should reach carriers by 5 30 p m and asks those not receiving by then to call 2256. A messenger will deliver after hours if the subscriber’s name and address are provided.
Kauai Survey 15 Completes Topographic Work Islandwide
The Kauai topographic survey reached completion after immense effort by a party of two chiefs and seven topographers plus assistants, totaling 30 to 40 workers. Federal funding aided instruments until June, then Territory paid salaries. survey covers nearly all islands with possible exception of Oahu where authorities mapped thoroughly. The work aims to provide essential data for future development and precise measurements of terrain, with four to five years needed to finish all mountain and forest components.
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Kauai
Pab
Campbell
Poscavion
Kawal
Kaul
Mader
Territarht
Nim
Ebiate
Naklitante
Oahu
Hawaii
Botah
Waipahu Rally on for Tonight in Fourth District
In Waipahu crowds attend GOP rallies with James Boyd and James K Morrobere at Moll for ceremony. Democrats hold two separate meetings in Punchbow and Kalit camp as Republican groups 1 and 2 list candidates for Representatives. at-large candidates move between districts.
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Thiat
Kinny
Moll
James Boyd
James K. Morrobere
Howe McCandiens
Punchbow
Kalit Camp
Monet
Jh. G. Riventurgh
Jack Kalakielo
Joeta Klakahl
Wo H. McClellan
Laexter
Petrie
Bhorit Jarrett
Sher
Hf Rose
Richard Trent
W. ‘Thayer
Ednew
Edward Hanapl
Mayne Fern
Robert Pahaw
M. ©. Pacheco
MH. Homer
M. J. Silva
J. C. Anderson
Chutes Baker
Groupe
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promises Urgent Relief
Advert claims PAZO OINTMENT cures piles in 6 to 14 days with guaranteed results and money back. Note exaggeration and promotional tone. mentions Paris Medicine Co. Saint Louis U.S. of AL for distribution.
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Paris Medicine CO
Saint Limis
U.S
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