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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
1
New York October 31 William Randolph Hearst Democratic candidate for governor offers 450000 for evidence of frauds practiced in the coming election. The press special cable reports Hearst states he will publish any verified fraud findings to influence the race and combat corruption in the election.
Paris Oct 31 The program pledges to pur chase the Western Railway and end government control of courts, outlining a shift in national transport and judiciary policy while signaling broader reforms in the cabinet agenda.
In ZUNGURN Nigeria on October 21 French camel patrol comprising one officer and 60 men was massacred at Benomanis northeast of Lake Chad. Report mentions a Pittsburg based outlet and references perjury conviction of an individual tied to a separate Harte citer Hiroe matter, with unclear bilingual relations noted.
Washington reports the Pate 2m Con Commission has woken to advocate a $25,000,000 appropriation for the next year. In sports, Attell wins in Los Angeles as Dougherty loses to Lewis. Sullivan defeats Hurley while Bhavkey tops Bhavkey in Honolulu. Dan Mcleod loses a wrestling match to Bell.
Republican campaign workers organize to counter a split ticket risk as surveys show a sizable portion of white voters favoring McClanahan over Kuhio. Democrats expect Civic Federation endorsements to influence many voters, with Hawaiians and religious groups likely to vote against certain candidates.
Ten indictments returned by the Territorial Grand Jury accuse individuals of perjury and false registration tied to a local election. Defendants J Lar Wale Lett Adolph Volberg and others pleaded not guilty before Judge Lindsay as the case schedule faced post election delay and continued coverage. The report centers on residency claims and voting eligibility at Richards and Queen streets, with debate over precinct changes and delegate implications for the county convention.
In a reissue matter following the fire, the Stock Exchange ruled against bundling stocks with reissue stamps on certificates. Certificates would be kept clean and eligible for transfer only if secured by bonds or surety instruments. A point was assigned to address the matter with valuation and safeguards for holders of destroyed certificates.
Speech at Anis Park by R. W. Brockens challenges supporters to defend the right of Hawaiians to vote and questions allies who back stripping franchise or dissolving state governance. He accuses critics of backing a Washington commission and warns of claims about Hawaiian political instability.
Chief Clerk Buckland met Sheriff Brown to discuss police stationing for election day. Arrangements will be similar to last year with a single officer at a booth and few expected disturbances. No trouble anticipated on November 6.
New York observers report the Court of Appeals decision permits Independence Langue slate candidates for tale and loyal nonce to appear on the amount ballot, marking a notable procedural win for third party ballots and impacting ballot design in upcoming elections.
The Republican party scheduled three meetings for tonight at multiple corners including Ruan the Pavou road and Liltha Bebgal streets. Speakers listed include C F Chillingworth W I McCand Hee W Smith J H Kaleo A C Long W T Thawline and others. a continuation note says more on Page bh.
At a Board of Health meeting President Pinkham presents the September 1 Food Commissioner report and the Board of Medical Examiners findings that they cannot recommend Dr Teutaumi for a medical license. The exam was conducted with Japanese interpreters amid strong remarks about sovereignty and domestic relations.
Hobron intends to enter the 1908 trans Pacific yacht race and seeks a larger boat than the Glasys which he sold. He has not decided whether to buy a boat or have one built. Other items note a steamer Raion foundering, coroners court on Hankow steamer fire, and rate regulation changes affecting O R and L Co, Kahulu, Mahtkons and Hilo railroads. Wireless stations planned from California to Australia, with a Honolulu site. Emperor birthday celebrations prepared for Boys Field next Saturday.
In Victoria on October 31, the steamer Sinan Maru was fined 42275 for landing 65 contraband of some sort in violation of law.
Utes cross the Wyoming line as more troops are sent to curb them. Cheyenne reports closing in on Utes with tension rising. In San Francisco, Republican leaders predict a governor's race victory by about 20,000 votes.
Warsaw reports terrorists killed several policemen. The item mentions Willie Hoppe defeating Wizard Schuet and references an unrelated divorce granted to Mikao by Judge De Bolt, with additional names and scattered phrases from various reports.
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