25 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
1
Honolulu, Oct 25 1906 Democrat leader W A Kinney refutes claims beer was dispensed at Republican meetings. He says he attended over twenty gatherings, found no beer furnished during his presence, notes occasional drinks by non-candidates, and argues the meetings were orderly with sound doctrine taught. He defends the atmosphere and warns against sensational reports.
A political letter accuses Republican leaders of ties to liquor interests. It claims two prominent party men own or run saloons and bars, with occasional hospitality drinks, while urging no liquor use in campaigns. The writer contrasts with a Democratic meeting in Walange.
Sugar market notes show 88 analy parity and 3.87 cents, with a reference to a previous quote. Alon at 96 and 11-2d is cited, indicating a departmental or market update on pricing and parity.
The notice stresses it is a duty for every man to make a will for himself and his family. It offers guidance on the subject and promises advice at no charge if consulted.
The Advertiser accuses the Bulletin of lies and suppression of their material after a political space leasing dispute. Demands for corroboration target Mr Trent and other Democrats, with threats to recall the Advertiser if their claims are not published.
A county sheriff candidate proclaims support for Hawaiian citizens’ voting rights under the 14th Amendment. He pledges lawful policing, denies coercion or partisan pressure, and denounces the Advertiser’s attacks while urging voters to back him on November 6.
Washington Oct 25 Secretary of State Root has requested the arrest and punishment by the Japanese Government of poachers operating in near fisheries.
Reported in Washington on October 26 Ambassador Aoki stated that the government agrees Japanese children in California deserve full rights in public schools. The San Francisco authorities are pressing for compliance with school integration amid ongoing discussions.
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