Straight Ticket Vote Turmoil in Second Precinct Rally
Voters in the Second Precinct favored straight Republican ballots amid a heated meeting led by Chairman Soper. Marston Campbell argued against the party while several speakers urged loyalty to Carter’s administration, asserting the party ticket would win if all precincts supported it.
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Marston Campbell
Mesure
Andrews
Towse
Soper
Campbell
Carver
Woratch
Republi
MF. Campbell
Oune Inlet
Bate Bere
J. A. Thompson
EL Ahepe
Billy Hoos Doe
Col. Soper
Carter
Republian
Col
Soper Ald
Coloper
Mr. Kinney
Gen. Carter
Lewin Aelth
Geo. Carter
Ronsat
Erlend
Hunor
Cory
Gem Carter
Tow
Bleith
Seond
Towa
Secon
Newhoune
Kentucky
H. A. C. Wins Tahwe Kauni Ort 24 A very steady game
A ball game played at the Court House grounds Saturday afternoon featured visiting HL AL Got and Kapaa players. Honolulu won by about 10 to 1. Upcoming games include H A C vs Koloaning at Koloa Monday and Mondalu vs nine picked at Likne Tuesday, promising entertaining action.
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Court House
HL AL Got
Kapaa
Honolulu
Koloa
Likne
Mondalu
Embezzlement Charges Shake Territorial Police Office
Auditor reports officers of the Honolulu Police Department accused of embezzling public funds. Fisher lists cash shortages totaling 720.00 with 15 cash balance, and notes missing records in a third drawer. Officers named include High Shortit's eri, Harry Moseman, and Deputy Sheriff life clerk.
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Fisher
Police Clerks
HM. Dow
Harry Moseman
Shor
Bow Jn
Orn
Mit
Dave
Honolulu
H. T
G. R. Carter
Toummmne
Private money schemes and court actions surface in Hawaii records
Disjointed notes describe a clerk, auditors, and deputies tracing cash misappropriations. Details mention receipts, forfeitures, and balances, with references to Hawaii Territory officials, a High Sheriff, and an arrest at a residence. The fragmented text outlines investigations into money handling and potential criminal charges.
Purifying the Police San Antonio Scare With Carrie Nation
Carrie Nation appeared in San Antonio from Wichita to reform gambling and saloon policy. A clash with gamblers led to shootings and a bartender assault, with Nation later jailed and then cleared. She met the mayor and roamed newspapers offices before leaving for Governor Lapham.
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Bop Antonio
Tex
Ort
Cieegymen
San Antonio
Amcrelly
Currie Nation
Wichita
Kan
Careen
Ata
Shy
Cosen
Pity
Abe
Tront
Borane
Lapham
Texas
Han
Methodist
United States
One Share One Dollar Per Month Stock Offer
A long standing stock prospectus announces the Thirtieth Series of stock in We Pioneer Building & Loan Associations. It notes monthly shares at one dollar per month per share with October 1904 as a reference point and invites subscriptions. A. Y. Gean, Secretary, 352 King Street, provides further information. Hart & Co, Ltd, The Elite, are mentioned in relation to the catering services for events.
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Building & Loan Assoets
Allgennia
Sayings Bank
A. Y. Gean
King Bt
Hart & Co, Ltd
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Beretania Street
Batchelor
N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co
J. Barney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charles F. Chandler
N. Y. Board of Health
Julius
American Institute
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
Theo
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
J. Lando
Hotel
St. Store
Baconi
Agatner
H. A.C
Repari
Aluiun
Wow and
Mussman
Serview Shin Vrain Rensipte Pines and Code
Cush
Olor
Mater Caeh
Oak Valley Distilling Co
Covington, KY
Braunschweiger & Co, Inc
San Francisco
H. Hackfeld&co.,ltd
Hawaiian Islands
Eres
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd
Office King Ltd
Alakea
Phone Main
Oregon
Metropolitan Meat Co. Ltd
How
Khoi Hoenyy
Gale Heenlig
Fiat
Ehud Bn
Ania
Mtr
Low Hag
ALF
Ted! Kor
Dow
TWA
Ee Pasher
Territory
Hawaii
Thee Awilior
Huth
Sheri
Bay
Pat
Carrie Nation
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