Defends Charles Wilcox and Republican loyalty in editorials
A Honolulu Republican letter defends Captain Charles Wilcox, praising his ten years as chief clerk of the Board of Health and calling him a genuine Republican. The piece rebuts claims he acted as a tool for his brother’s party, arguing he remained loyal despite political attacks and urging support from Hawaiian youths and voters.
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Charles Witeos
Euane
Arora
Howallag Gasette
Erantine
Hendry
Charles Wilony
Charles Wilcox
Boon
Robert
Charles Wilcon
Charles
Caesar
Charley Wilcox
Board of Health
Charles Wilrcox
Charles Wilcox le
Harlow
Hawkaiian
Honolulu
Clare Charles Wilcox
Charles Wilcos
Charter Wilcox W Ll
Teputtican
Jas
K. Reola
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Republican Party
Waituku
Wailuku
Maul
Makainal Denies It In Evening Bulletin Ad
A clipping from the Spokesman is cited by Makainal Home Rule candidate for the Senate. It claims he held up the loan bill in the lower house, affecting party funding and improvements. He asserts the assertions are late, noting the bill died after first reading and he did not hinder it.
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Eltor
Maskainal
Senate
Av Phairman
Wilcox and Cupid Clash in Territorial Campaign
A contested election analysis contrasts Delegate Wilcox with Prince Cupid. Wilcox is accused of manipulating voter ignorance and promoting personal advancement, while Cupid is praised for upholding American ideals, integrity, and dedication to public trust. The piece argues for informed voting in the Territory's future leadership.
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Fulletin
Wallin
Fats
Wiens
Trv Wharucten
Witenes Politionl Campalen Uni
Wilcox Forte
Personel Advancement
Anit
Roy
Otter
Wilcox
Prince Cupid
Vrinve Cupid
Eticke
Buneat
Ani Ue
How the Lepers Would Be Treated Featured
A reader letter criticizes an Advertiser editorial titled How the Lepers Would Be Treated arguing the piece insults the American government. The writer defends American Christian principles and condemns the inflammatory rhetoric as a threat to republican voters.
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Edior
Haye
Advertiser
le Mag
Bennett Locked Up In Connection With Local Shooting
Soldier Bennett a well known figure on the ring belt area was arrested for vagrancy after being found on or near the premises of the Hawaiian Hotel at night. Authorities suspect a possible link to a recent burglary and shooting at the hotel, though no charges beyond vagrancy are recorded.
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Bennett
Drige Beltre
Thie Nor- Hig
Ty Oustody
Minard
Henner Wite
Tt le
Workin Gman's Lunch at First National Saloon
Arbahr and Wessel, proprietors of the First National Saloon on King Street below Maunakea, draw steady crowds at noon with cordial service and a fine town lunch. Between 12 and 1 the counter offers piney le thronged patrons cold wine, liquor, and beer, highlighting their popular midday meal.
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Arbahr & Wessel
First National
King Street
Maunakea
Vote for J. M. Camara for the Legislature
The case of the Chinese pair of car tablets occupied most of the forenoon at the Police Court today. Attorney Brooks for the defendants introduced expert testimony. Li Chong the interpreter Coup Poon the detective and Wille Crawford testified. They said it was impossible to state if they depended on a lottery event and that they bore only the date number but not the year. Crawford was examined vigorously but the defendants were cleared for lack of evidence on that charge.
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Alterney Brooks
Li Chong
Coup Poon
Wille Crawford
Crawford Ws
Hotel Marauder Foiled After Midnight Window Attempt
A man tried to enter a two story hotel cottage on Richards street just after midnight. HH Williams alerted Manager Smith who fired two or three shots from a revolver. The intruder fled around Williams cottage toward the Gedge cottage, with a bullet lodging in a tree. A Japanese worker who had been near the Beretania street entrance identified the suspect as a white man. The case remains mysterious with few solid facts.
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HH. Williams
Beretaca
Richards Wheels
Richards Wrrest
Smith
Williams Cottage
Williams
Steetf
Gedge Cottage
Warman
Mr. Willams
Beretania
Eny
Lim
Sinclair and Oliphant Charged With Police Duty Absence
Police Court calendar shows Sinclair and Oliphant charged with abstracting a police officer in the line of duty. Oliphant failed to appear and forfeited his recognizance while Sinclair was remanded and discharged. A separate note mentions a Miowern assignment and a crude sea voyage reference.
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P. Sinclair
F. Oliphant
Omcer Haumen
Oliphant
Sinclair
Local Names and Abbreviations in Sparse Page Text
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and initials including David Kawananakoa, Edgar Crypless, Jebbe P, Marainal Representatives, Frank Fr. Harvey, David M. KuPIHEA, Daniel Damien, and 4K Paele NK, with scattered initials K and ILL. The text appears as a partial roster or attribution line with no clear event or context.
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David Kawananakoa
Edgar Crypless
Jebbe P, Marainal
Frank FR. Harvey
David M. Kupihea
Daniel Damien
Paele
NK. Kou
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Republican Meetings Across Districts Stir Voter Interest
Republicans plan a series of meetings around Purili and Kakaako tonight and later at the garbage department stables. Principal speaker Prince Cupid will address the Purili rally while Robert N. Boyd and L. McCundlens spoke at the Honolulu Iron Works earlier. About a hundred native voters attended. An event at Panchbow Street is planned for Wednesday. The campaign aims to intensify efforts from tomorrow onward.
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Puril
Wyllie
Prince 1
Cupid
Honolulu
Kakaako
Robert N. Boyd
McCundlens
Apeakurs
Panchbow
Independent candidate for island of Oahu Senator
Clarence W. Ashford appeals to electors of Oahu as an independent candidate. He pledges no party ties and promises to promote honest government, curb reckless spending, and push for municipal government laws and qualified legislators to manage public land and fire claim settlements. He asks for votes and support under equal rights to all and special privileges to none.
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Electton
Ing
Les
Nithem
Expalr Properti
Clarence W. Ashford
Kaun Riot at Kolon Sparks Riot Charges and Arrests
The steamer W G Hall brought twelve Puerto Rican prisoners to the High Sheriff for trial after a report of rioting at Kolon on October 14. The defendants face Circuit Court in March. border tensions include a plantation dispute between Puerto Rican and Japanese workers. No weapons used and no serious injuries reported.
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W. G. Hall
Kaunl
Brown
Ahyritt Coney
Met
Kolon
Tral
Ith
Cleenit Purner Priel
Berl
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