Republicans Accept Challenge For Debate In Honolulu 1906
Republican and Democratic county committees plan a joint debate at the Orpheum Theatre on a Wednesday in November 1906. Three speakers will represent each side, alternated with Democrats opening. no candidate may participate. no personal attacks. expenses split. local and national issues to be discussed. committee members Geo A Davin ALG. M. Robertson and H B Murray oversee arrangements.
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Jaman
Bay
Democratic
Hoolulu
Orpheum Theatre
Sprakers
Geo A
Davin
Alg
M. Robertuan
HB Murray
Republiey
Arrangements in Criminal Cases At Morning Session
The Grand Jury report leads to indictments including Antone Carvalho for murder in the first degree who did not plead, with plea to be entered Wednesday. Shigeoka the Japanese suspect pled guilty to first degree larceny and was sentenced to two years in prison. Multiple defendants, including Hannon, Vachooo, and others, faced arraignment for burglary and assault charges with various plea outcomes. several pleas not guilty or received. The 28 ton steamer W G Hall is being placed aboard the Nebraskan after arrival, with the earlier repairs continuing under contract.
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Ty Jie Lindway
Huhgravenia
Renault
Antone Carvalho
Shigeoki
J Hannon
N. Vachooo
W. HM. Smith
Shigeoka
Hawal
Taleo Hiayama
Joe Manuel
Bate Ws
Chin
al Kok
Ameault
al Chong
Lareeny
Yong Kal
Nusty Pena
Firat Deere
Albert al Leong
Asvalt
Land sale on Liliha Street amid foreclosed Mary Nott mortgage
A high sheriff sale on four parcels of Mary Nott property, foreclosed to satisfy a $2101.18 mortgage, realized $3110. Bids started low and rose with spirited bidding, led by W. W. Chamberlain for Silex Mary Whine. Parcels front Liliha Street and a proposed road, with bids ranging from $300 to $1,000, with bidders including Wm Henry, W O Smith, and J W Andrews among others.
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Ind Wax Holt
Withias Henry
Mary Nott
W. O. Smith
Wylie
Lila Atres
Lillha Street
W. W. Chamberlain
Silex Mary Whine
Miseri
Wyllie Street
A. Balti
Gd Bown
Sampoon
J. W. Andrews
WW. Chamberlain
JW. Carbone
Campbell
B.S. McGrew
Halloway
F. i. Broore
Burton Doing Time In Riverside Bribery Case
Ironton dispatch reports former United States Senator J R Burton serving his sentence after a bribery conviction. The May filing notes Burton is in custody and continuing punishment for accepting bribes.
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Ironton
J R. Burton
United States
Way
California Trial Trip Outing of Battleship California
The battleship California went out on a test trip today from San Francisco with a crew aboard to check engines and equipment. Officials expect the voyage to test propulsion, navigation, and safety systems in varied sea conditions.
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Associated Prase
San Francisco
Cal
California
Estate of Herman Oelrichs Settled Out of Court
The difficulties over the estate of Herman Oelrichs have been settled out of court. The announcement comes via Associated Press Special Cable from New York dated October 22.
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Associated Press
New York, N. Y
Herman Oelrichs
Waterhouse Tells of Canna Am West Storm Toll
Ogden Utah October 22 one person reported killed and 100000 dollars in damage from a storm raging through the Western states with reports of widespread destruction and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Waterhouse
Canna AM
Ogden
Utah
Declared Candidacy for County Treasurer Nomination
An unnamed speaker recalls announcing candidacy weeks before the primary. He notes previous reports and references to a Civic Federation Committee. The message emphasizes eligibility and the impact of party machinery on the county nomination process.
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Civic Federation
Hill
Trent
Ares
Democratic Doctrine For Business Motion Cited
The text purports to quote a political box message urging support for a Democrat candidate, criticizing sugar barons bankers and merchants, and claiming the party seeks honest intentions for Washington. It notes a declaration read at a street corner box today at noon.
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Kinney
Dern
Washington
Dole Court Opens Crimin al Docket With Pending Cases
Judge Dole reviewed several criminal matters before the Federal Grand Jury. Notable items include a Japanese-based bigamy case against a woman, defense by attorney John D White likely affiliated with the Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints, and a motion to obtain Japan-sourced evidence. Other cases set for dates include Ko Knuat for mail fraud on November 7, and Moti hi and Malekit for adultery, plus Cowie and Macelio for stealing items from the transport Bulford on Wednesday and Le Kee for November 2.
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Dole
Bato
John D. White
Church of the Latter Day Sainte
Japan
Ko Knuat
Motihi
Malekit
Cowie
Macelio
Bulford
Drought on Kau Is Finally Broken by Rainfall
Hackfeld & Co reports rainfall at Koloa and Lihue amid a prolonged dry spell. W Pfotenhauer notes the weather shift as welcome, with inches of rain recorded. plantation interest groups expect relief, though exact figures incomplete.
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Hackfeld & Co
Koloa
Lihue
Kolow
W. Pfotenhauer
Hull
Estate Report in Dr Taylor Case Shows Higher Appraisal
Court heard the appraisal of Dr W K Taylor's estate with values around ten thousand dollars, led by examiner Hateheter with Hodgins and Chamberlain present. A separate matter involved Tal Viek, a China-born convert accused of selling rotten salmon under impurity laws, with Judge Gear presiding and Proser Prosser leading the defense on a later date.
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W. K. Taylor
He Holt
Job Hateheter
AL Hodgins
W.W Chamberlain
Tal Viek
Judy
Gear
Turney
Amd
Corel
Huilyay
Joarr
Hugh Cilewtt
Ale
Bankers Death By Own Action Shocks London Crowd
London October 22. Banker Macfadyen who made an assignment last week has committed suicide. The incident occurred in his home and prompted investigations by local authorities. Details remain unrevealed as inquiries continue.
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London
England
Macfadyen
Broker Goes Under in New York Market Slump
New York brokers face a downturn as a local firm collapses amid market turmoil. Officials report reduced trading activity and investor anxiety, with uncertain liquidity and potential creditor impacts lingering through the week.
Hawaiian Band Stranded Over Contract Funds
William Aylett, a Maui Hawaiian band member, says the group is stranded in Omaha due to a lack of funds for travel and salaries. Cohen the manager claims no money to pay two months of salaries totaling about $4,000, plus $2,000 owed by the Quintet Club. Band members faced unpaid wages for three months, and plans to perform in Eastern and Southern cities collapsed as funds vanished.
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William Aylett
Omaha
Cohen
Hophine
Cohen Saye Tir
Uhrer
Galeries
Henohia
Aylett
H. Berger
G. W. Bath
Supervile
San Francisco
Norihwra Bay
Hono In
Paldt
Wallen
Berger
Ambel
Ivy
California
Cornwell and Vival OY Mau! Big claims press folly
Cornwell and Vival, Maui County figures, face heated charges in a county attorney race. The meeting featured J. M. Vigne accusing Republican candidates of negligence, while W.H. Cornwell and other Home Rule supporters defended their man. Vivid claims, countercharges, and calls for investigation marked the public forum, with turnout and party maneuvering shaping the drive toward Election Day.
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Eprodal
Mau
Chaney
Vivian
Indipoud
Morin
Wuliebienivrwtli
Eanni
J. M. Vigne
Wallaby
Wallop
Aueapualien Hutiel Weatiid
Eunelng
Ambinent
Mant
Carruptian
Republien
Case
Vivas
W.H. Cornwell
Maui County
Candy Fey Rwalor
Meumnr
Motokal
Uabioni
Te T. Meyers
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