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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1910
Page
5
Honolulu Democrats split over McCandless platform with Trent opposing and C J McCarthy plus other leaders repudiating it. McCarthy and allied Democrats now claim a separate platform, prompting questions about how many platforms exist and whether future promises will be aligned with a hidden agenda.
A radical broadside accuses the Democratic Party in Hawaii of secret conspiracies to trigger a waterfront strike. It links labor agitation to political machines, charges corruption in city and territory governance, and urges voters to eject Democrats to protect public order and prosperity. The piece targets Honolulu readers with calls to action against perceived graft and covert societies.
A fragment outlines indictments from a grand jury with mentions of minor nature offenses and individuals facing charges. It references United States matters and legal actions involving several defendants, with unclear specifics due to OCR garble.
Fragmentary OCR passage references Frear, California, Hawaii, and discussions of the Panama expansion, with mentions of a governor, secretary Mott, Congress questions, and a possible 1983 timeline, all muddled and hard to parse. The text shows erratic phrasing and incomplete names, offering few concrete facts.
A series of names listed for the Hawaii territorial legislature includes delegates and senators such as Hon J Kalanianaole Chas Chillingworth Cecil area A F Judd A S Kaleiopu and Representatives John K Kamanouiu E A C Long A Q Marcallino Ed Pase Norman Watkins William Williamson Frank K Archer A L Castle S P Correa Eddie Kane Fernandez Chas Kanekoa and S K Mahoe.
Honolulu announces mayor John C. Lane and sheriff Andrew Cox leading the city government with city attorney John Cathcart and treasurer Robert W. Shingle. City clerk D Kalavokalani Jr and auditor James Bicknell oversee administrative offices alongside supervisors Chas Arnold Makanoe Amana Samuel Dwight Frank Kruger Eben Low Harry Murray and James Quinn. Deputy sheriffs include Wm. K. Simerson Cear Cox Frank Pahia J. K. Kapau L. K. Naone and John Fernandez.
A dramatic escape unfolds as Henson evades capture after fleeing toward Queen Street via a warehouse route. Police purse him through streets and rooftops, with a pursuit that spanned warehouses and nearby buildings, while authorities anticipate possible enhancements to his sentence.
The undersigned states the public notice corrects an error on a battlefield billboard at Nunanu Wai Meretudia etreris. The attribution to Colonel McCarily is incorrect. it should read De THaymiand. The notice is dated December 24, 1910, Clonsbully.
A chaotic OCR tale claims a Democratic secret plot to corrupt elections, with statements of waterfront graft, laborer vetting, and alleged ties to a broader conspiracy. The piece asserts Republicans vow to expose those involved and defend honest government ahead of voting.
A large Republican rally is set for tonight at Atkindon Park Kakauke. Candidacy details for county and state tickets will be presented by speakers including Prince Kahlo. The event aims to mobilize voters before the forthcoming campaign and speakers will explain levies and platform points.
Fragmented OCR text notes Democratic meetings impacted by wet weather with plans adjusted for the week. Mentions of officials or venues are unclear, but indicates postponements or reorganized schedules and potential long-term implications for participants.
A fragmentary report reviews Cathcart as City and County Attorney and defends his record against opponents. It notes the Republican party urging electors to support him on election day, while praising his integrity and public service. A ship, the Charming, owned by Pacific Navigation, is mentioned with a crew missing after a boiler explosion near Panama.
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