Political Meetings Amid District Rallies and Candidates
The Fourth District Republicans plan a meeting at Duck Lane Nlopaia Numan Valley led by A Kaeo with a long list of speakers. The Fifth District meet at King Street and Kaahameha the Fourth Road under Benjamin P Zablan with several figures on the roster. Democrats hold a Palow schoolhouse event and a party rally at Ania Park tomorrow night featuring speakers S K Mul RoWE Trent RR Harvey among others. Republicans also announce monster meeting at Pearl City and a Fort Root gathering near Club Stabler. Home Hula groups hold events in Ewa Waipahu and Alea.
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Numan Valley
A. K. Kaeo
Bes Clf
Chillingworth
Lol McCandlerun
Woo
South
Kae Wo
B.A. C. Long
Rawilin
A. K. Castro
Jon A. Hughes
Alb. Hirown
Cathcart
B. Water
Chae Hustues
Dwight
J Hicknell
Kalanokalani
Wim
Bey
Local Quintet Club Names Players for Upcoming Match
The Ivaal quintet club announced a roster featuring Dani Moore Kamahu M A Silva J Kinkabl B 8 McClanahan C1 1 en W PB Jarrett W W Thayer Chas Howe Joe Fern Chas Broad Musle and Madame Alapal Mine Kaul as the lineup for an upcoming event.
Race for the Kingdom of Heaven sermon links politics
Cardinal Gibbons in Washington likens the Presidential campaign to religious striving. He recalls conversations with six statesmen and warns candidates face calumny and exposure of family records. A Democratic club with twenty one members formed at Hauula.
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Gibbons
Paign
Washington
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Hauula
Ex Sen Nakapaahu Dies At Waimeen Home
Kauai, Oct 26 Laka Nakapaahu dies at his home in Waimeen Last evening at 6 after paralysis. A prominent Maui‑ian figure for years he served in the Senate of 1903 elected on the Home Rule ticket. He was about 50, leaving a wife three sons and a daughter. Funeral will be held today.
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Bulletin Libue
Kaual
Laka Naka
Paahy
Waimen
Nakapaahu
Senate
Kalau Appouts Election Glebal Names 17 Precinct Clerks
Kalauokalani reversed plan to appoint election clerks with Democratic and Republican nominees listed. He had considered leaving appointment to the Board of Supervisors but then announced the list of appointees for the Fourth District, including Cummins, Jellings, Simpson, Asche, Kealoba, Gare, Fogarty, Cameron and Mann with no clerk assigned in one position.
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Board of Supervisors
Aulauokalal
Yeaterday
Afernoon
Wev
Kalavokalan
J. W. Asche
Charles Kealoba
J. N. Gare
P. Fogarty
J. GB. Cameron
o—Samuel Mann
Wilder Estate Shares Contested After Regained Control Sought
In Circuit Court Helen K Wilder of this city seeks to regain control of 800 shares of paid up capital stock in the Estate of B G Wilder Limited. The filing alleges a September 1897 transfer to trustee B D Tenney during a contemplated marriage to Horace J Craft, which never occurred and is now annulled. The complaint outlines income provisions and heirs upon Wilder's death, with rules for husband, children, or heirs according to the life of the plaintiff. The engagement to Craft and subsequent marriage are noted as previously annulled.
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Helen K. Wilder
D. Tenney
Circuit Court
Ehe
B. G. Wilder
B. D. Tenney
Mina Wilder
Mine Wilder
Mies Wilder
Horace J. Craft
Thin City
Hawaiian Show at Opera House Lights Local Benefit
A Hawaiian Opera House program tomorrow features a grand concert by Hawaii’s Blesters of Hawaii Pond j Society to aid the poor. The program includes vocal solos by talented Hawaiian singers and a tableaux of early Hawaiian history with King Lopotkamekanik and Queen Kapulent in 1520. Also, an old time hula will be presented as part of the event.
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Hawaiian Opera House
Hawaii
Lopotkamekanik
Kapulent
Island of
Kinney Memory Questioned on Election Law Claim
Mr. Kinney’s memory challenged as W C Smith disputes Kinney’s statement in Kinney’s Letter about a 1880s law. Smith says the law cited concerned election day bribery by providing meat drink or entertainment to influence voters, not general campaigning.
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Mr. Kinney
Mr. Smith
Nominations Close At Midnight For Territorial Seats
Nominations for delegates and members of the Senate and House close at midnight. Buckland will end filing this afternoon. Democrats show few filings in Fifth and Fourth Districts for House, while Senate candidates for Democratic and Home Rule slates are largely in. Some Home Rule hopefuls, Damien, Mahoe and Kalawalmaka, have filed. others wait. Prince Cuphi, McClanahan and Charles Notley nomination papers are all in.
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Heane
Ed. Inehat
M. A. Silva
Benate
Uckat
D. Kalavokalani
J. Kekipi
Nate
Daniel Damien
K. Mahoe
J. ¥. Kalawalmaka
J. M. Poepoe
J. K. Nakookoo
D. Me Kupinea
D. Kalauokalani
8. K. Mahoe
The
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Prince Cuphi
McClanahan
Charles Notley
Burglar Targeted Value in Intrinsic Theft Plotline
Unclear passage suggests a character seeks a value aide from the Intrinsic and valuables from a burglar. The text describes capturing or placing the burglar under care to thwart deception and secure the valuable associations. The fragment provides no clear names, dates, or locations.
Our Cabinet Fears Rupture With Japan
Washington October 26 The Cabinet faced a tense moment over Japan's protest against children being forced into separate schools by San Francisco authorities. A feared rupture of diplomatic relations between the two governments loomed, with the president and advisers weighing responses.
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Washington, D.C
Ihe
Japan
San Francisco
Pres Ad
Hearst’s Independence League Ballot Fight
The Supreme Court threw Hearst's Independence League candidates for Congress and the Legislature off the official ballot. The Associated Press dispatch from New York reports the decision on October 26.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Hearst Independence League
Congress
Supreme Court
Maritime and Trading Snags in 1930s San Francisco Fragments
Sugal San Francisco reports parity at 285 cents with Beets ds 101.20 in an analysis of quotients and quotas. France notes French and Spanish cruisers ready to sail to Morocco as conditions grow alarming. El M. Watson consents to serve Agan elvetion inaprder without ewe.
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San Francisco
Cal
Beawell
Abe Ruef
Langdon
Independence League
Atill
Graham
Sugal
Rib
France
Morocco
EL M. Watson
Mail Subsidy Renewed by New Zealand House of Representatives
New Zealand October 26 The House of Representatives approved renewal of the subsidy for the San Francisco mail service operated by the Queen Steamer Company.
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Ofene
New Zealand
House of Representatives
San Francisco
Qoeule Steamanip Company
Dorie MEX Arrives Amid Dense Mall Cruise and Ocean News
The vessel Dorie MEX docks in Bam Prandee Week 2:30 pm as crews and passengers discuss routes to the Orient. Reports describe officers returning to Liverpool and multiple crew members reassigned or remaining aboard as a bulletin notes shifts and pay supplements.
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Ati
Oltbie Mberonaring
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Clloers
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Hike
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Tian
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Thomie
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Vlee W. Wilcox
Ree Aurand
Liverpool
W. Alve
Chet
Win Allen
Weerund Engelher
Ankin
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