Local Honolulu Officials Named in City Government Roster
Mayors, sheriffs, attorneys, treasurers, auditors, clerks and supervisors listed for Honolulu area. Deputy sheriffs named across districts including Waimanao, Oahu and surrounding regions with multiple named individuals such as John Cathcart, Robert Shingle, James Bicknell, D Kalauokalani Jr, Chas Arnold and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Laialua
Oscar Cox
Oolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Aianae
J. K. Kupauwa
John Fernandez
Oolauloa
L. K. Naone
Political turmoil and campaign rhetoric in Hawaii
An opinion-filled piece rails against Democratic and Republican rivals in Hawaii’s political scene. It argues for a straight Republican ticket, critiques McCandless and Bowes, and warns of the consequences of Democratic rule. It praises Territorial loyalty and the Honolulu theater scene amid election fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Truth and deceit in a heated campaign clash
The piece attacks Democratic candidates and bosses for falsehoods in speeches and claims. It alleges McCandless and Bose Me distort facts about Washington, immigration, and labor, asserting deceit in campaign messaging and denying any truth in Democratic assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Deceit in Trent’s Political Game and Public Trust
A fragmentary historical critique denounces misrepresentation in Washington and local counties. It claims Trent and allies push false statements to sway voters, corrupting democracy with deceit, hidden influence, and premeditated platforms while promising reform. The piece laments damaged public trust and demands truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trent
Boy
Kraftere
Australia invites colonists to settle irrigated lands
Agent H M McInnesie tours the United States seeking settlers for Australian homesteads. Government incentives include 60 percent land improvement loans, up to 30 years to repay, with homes built for entrants. Prospective cattlemen must show capital, with $2000 to $8000 required, as adverts urge migration.
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Australia
H. M Mclensie
Landa
Rolta
Uolun
MeKertate
Stradivarius Violin Change Hands for One Dollar
A Tacoma pawnbroker sold a Stradivarius violin to a cobbler for 10 dollars after buying it from a German worker for 1 dollar. A prominent music dealer arrived the same evening and offered 2500 dollars, keeping the instrument at a firm price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
War
Packie Street
Muse
Ting
Yorsenion
Voting Demographics and Likely Voter Turnout on Kauai
The article outlines expected voter increases next town election, noting Japanese and Kanai volunteers, with 2837 residents over age 21 and 1182 registered. It lists race and nationality breakdowns among potential voters including Hawaiians, Cancasians, Spaniards, Portuguese, Chinese, Koreans, Africans, Russians, and one Hindu, projecting turnout growth over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Creawe
Kauai
Prenr
Cancaniana
Jayaneen Volun
Aguyes
Aige
Tani Ellaile
Moonlight Picnic Birthday Party Surprise for Miley Carrawnd
A delightful birthday surprise at the home of Miley Conta was hosted by about ten to twelve couples and friends. Guests enjoyed refreshments and dancing in Moanalua Park, as well as a lively evening honoring Miley Carrawnd with warm felicitations before the informal gathering ended.
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Miverston
Moanalua Park
High periodical compares Kamnos pottry with Avastin pottery
The Washington Herald Weekly Bulletin notes a high periodical drawing a comparison between Kamnos pottery and the work of Alfred Avastin. It suggests that a broader Anglo German conflict seems imminent as tensions rise between Germany and England.
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High
Kamnos
Alfred Avastin
Germany
England
Washington Herald
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Lease 00., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Wallace R. Farrington
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Canade
Pontpant
Foreign
Territory of
Hawaii
Postoffice A
Hosaelu
Hoo Ino
Ecw
Wahiawa
Selone
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
J. K. Kalanianaole
Chas. Chillingworth
Cecil Brown
A. F. Judd
A. S. Kaleiopu
House OF Representatives
John K. Kamanoulu
E. A.C. Long
A. Q. Marcallino
Ed Towse
Norman Watkins
William Williamson
Frank K. Archer
A. L. Castle
S. P. Correa
Edwin Fernandez
Eddie Kane Fernandez
Chas. Kanekoa
S. K. Mahoe
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West
Hemit Andirector
Hoxwie Trent
George
Theodore Meecaming
Atrang Lurigua
Firat Olive School
Doss
Bows
Wows McCandressy
Atierlewne
Maitland
Beas
Hayor Beas McCandlewe Hn
Cohen
Howard
San Francine
McCandions
Jon Cuba
Democrate
Prominen
Mawali
Cougeray
faMare
Abe
Pasadeni Nowe
San Francisco
Panama Exposition
Heneft
San Myradcie
Calltornia
Nuvana Avenue
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
I. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Port Street
Wireless
Bose Me
Candien
Voss McCandless
Bower
Abe Vioux
Waterhouse Trust
Makiki District
Kewalo Street
Waikiki Beach
Kly Bal
A. Blom
Fort Street
Catholic Church
Cooper
Lion Head
Henry May & Co., Ltd
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