Mello affidavit prompts demand Johnson denial in Sixteenth Precinct vote row
The Mello affidavit accuses Ham Johnson of colonizing in Honolulu's Sixth Precinct to sway Republican primaries. The Bulletin reports Mello’s sworn statement while noting Mello later denies the interview and demands Johnson respond with a direct denial and proof. The piece links this to broader political maneuvering and calls for Johnson to address the charges publicly.
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Mello
Johnwotl
Johnson
Johnon
Costa
Melto
Marion
Comrne
Prn
Primarion
Lince
Sam Johnson
Arthur Brown
Jou
Lanai Land Debate Sparks Population Policy Clash
In a Legislative Bulletin report Senator McCandless opposes large land sales on Lanai to attract settlers. He argues private holdings block homestead parcels and warns the Territory must control land to foster future growth. Official talks reference Kahoolawe leases and long term land use, with calls to pressure Washington if needed.
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Lam
Iolanda
Mur
Lanab
McCandress
Washington
McCanthon
McCantlen
McCandrews
Ientins
Stock market row from Honolulu Oct 25 1906 ranking
Honolulu stock exchange listing shows a sugar price of 4 cents per pound or 60 dollars a ton with latest quotation. It notes paid up share ranking and market status as of October 25 1906.
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R. J. Trent
Oahu
Hanks
Lous
Trent
Trust Fonda
Tag
Endorsed by Civic Federation and local figures in City race
Democratic candidate Frank Harvey for Supervison at Large claims the Civic Federation endorsed him and W. W. Martin. He disputes the federation's stance and notes confusion over the endorsement while naming local backers on King street near the Fishmarket. He emphasizes seeking voters views amid the contested backing.
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Eration
Frank Harvey
Supervison
W. W. Martin
Civic Rede
Clviv Federation
Harvey
Kilohans
King Street
Local Shipping and Official Notices From Katulal and Kahatal
A sprawling dated dispatch details arrivals and departures from the Chanetine and Cluading ports, listing boats like Claudine and Chandi Ale bringing passengers and cargo from Katulal and Kahatal. It notes officials including Mink heen, Leletwh, and the Attorney General, with references to legal actions and a Supreme Court decision affecting government burdens and halved duties.
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Lipton
Chile
Willy OW
San Fraiche
Sehinene
Katnilie
Ratuilul
Akwerton
Kolutal
Whilmay
Kahatal
Keni
Mary Keans
Katulal
Mie
N. Birety
Claudine
Taday
Smith
Lilitokitant
Laney
Cape of
al Chin
Elueraed
Tie Werrie
Mink
Ubeeter Islands
Leletwh
Renee Entative
Qatar
Mophensus
TH. Jaview & Co
Ulitidt
Mary de
Tiowe
Hynes
Militarte
Notice of Tender Calls and Public Actions
Public notices published in the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin call for tenders and outline duties for Cotton work and related matters. The items reference business actions and official processes, with notices to bidders and details of required submissions.
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Democrats
Wail
Kam
Wood
Inham
Mamaia
Pat Rowe
McCarthy
Broad
Voy
Fern
Moore
Gandalf
Hop
Jarrett
Thayer Tromt
Aed Oth Kink
Bulletin
Re O Trent
Kandy
Iim
Democrate
Maer
Call
County Beacon
Bullwtin
Mpgandlessbiects
Egan
Lanai
Monolulu Stock Exchange
Honolulu
CIVIC
Thielan & Williamson Stock and Bond Brokers
Hon
Stock and Bond Exchange
Fort ST. Sel Main
Primo Beer
M. R. Counter
Fort St
Poor Dome
Cotton Wrok & CO
Geo. A Mantin
Arheer
Prince Albert
McInerny Shoe Store
Fort Street
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd
J. Lando
Collegian Globes
Boss OF the Road
Lowney
Chocolates
Hawaii
Lewis & Company, Limite
Dr. Hufeland
Rainier
E. W. Jordan & Co. Ltd