Scheme to Be Foot: Hawaii Natives Seek Franchise Amid Monarchy Fears
A Honolulu column reports a meeting at Patwee Square where natives discuss the push for Hawaiian suffrage and criticize a faction seeking to block native voting. The piece notes absence of Hui Aloha Aina and Hui Kalaiaina leaders, urging the public to support universal franchise despite opposition from some groups.
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Hin Kalaiutua
Patwee Square
United States
Hui Aldinina
Kalaiaii
HuifAlohi Aiou
Honolulu
National League
Directory Display Highlights Fraternal Endorsements
Fraternal societies cheer the new society directory plan. Mystic Lodge No. 23 K of P shows support and a card in the directory today. Burton's Freemal Directory is praised as an ideal medium for announcing meetings, with favorable inducements for visibility. American Messenger Survive, Marouic Temple, Telephone 4.
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Bune Levin
Mystic Lodge
K. of P
Pather or Annexation Dr McGrew on Hawaiian suffrage
Dr J B McGrew told the Hawaiian Commission he favored no restrictions on native Hawaiian suffrage. He supported annexationist views and argued Hawaiians, many literate, had rights equal or greater than others. He warned against restricting native landowners and discussed immigration limits for Chinese and Japanese.
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J.8. McGrew
Hawaiian Commission
Dole
Dr. McGrew
McGraw Anid
Judge Wilcox Davis clash over court jurisdiction
In the Honolulu Police Court this forenoon a dispute arose between Judge Wilcox and Attorney Davis over jurisdiction in the assault and battery case against Captain Milnor. Milnor sought a continuance until 2 o clock to protest the court’s jurisdiction, while the judge indicated the matter would be taken up when the pet time arrives. Honolulu Messenger Service delivers messages and packages Telephone 378.
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Wilcox
Davis
Milnor
Attorney Davis
Judy Wilcox
Davia
Audge Wilcox
Royalists Unready Delegates at Hawaiian Commission
Five Royalist delegates sought audience with the Hawaiian Commission but offered nothing beyond a memorial request. Other groups, including the advanced Hawaiian patriotic association, answered questions and supported American citizenship for natives. The Portuguese Union debated sending a Washington representative to back their memorial. Executors and heirs of Theo H Davies were named in probate in England, detailing extensive trusts and legacies. Two Minneapolis Times sponsored excursions to Hawaii, led by Col W E Haskell, promising attractive travel packages and business interest in Hawaii.
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John Bush
Hag
C. Il. Hopkine
Ohdieman
D. L. Noone
John EB. Bush
Robert H. Baker
8. K. Kane
Carl Widemann
Honolulu
Washington
M. Vivas
M. Swanzy
Jouit
Clumbera
Theo
H. Davies
Ravensdale
Laubridge Wells
Hawaiian Islands
Sal
Wiso
Kite
Loire
Jaw
West of Kin
Clive’ Davies
George F. Davies
Arthur Whiteliffe Davies
Choiphins Maxwell Davies
Harry Lincover Davies
Alice Marion Davies
Violet Mary Davies
Perry
Shea, H Davies & Co. Limited
Hawaiinu
Craigside
Denigside
Theophilus Clive
George Frederick
Frederick James Jackson
Manchester
Thomas Kain Walker
Sunsdown
England
Truat
Paul Her
Theophilus Clive Davies
Harry Lisuover Davies
Violet Marion Davies
Thomas Morris
Capital Stock Increased At Oahu Plantation Meeting
Stockholders voted to raise capital from 1 800 000 to 2 000 000 dollars. New shares issued at par to stockholders first then leftovers to plantation workers at par. Likely no surplus for laborers. Manager authorized to install a large pump soon. Also notes Red Cross fund intake about 550 dollars. A Japanese girl at quarantine to be counted as Hawaiian in census. Dillingham hosted Hawaiian Commission at dinner. Woodlawn was well lit.
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Oahu
Japanese May Div Case of Neda Charged With Assault
The Police Court heard the case of Neda charged with assault with a weapon on a Japanese man. Marshal Brown requested custody due to the injured man’s grave condition. The defendant was sent below. the case will be continued daily as the injured man’s condition may improve or worsen.
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Neda
Marshal Brown
Healani Club Evening Jollification and Auction Notice
Healani Jottines announce a club house gathering this evening with all members invited. Post mortem discussions on the Myrilea death and recent flag pole incidents will be noted. An auction of potatoes grain alfalfa timothy hay and apples will take place at Brewers Wharf tomorrow at 12 noon conducted by J P Morgan auctioneer.
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Healani
Healania
Healanis
Brewer's Wharf
J.P. Morgan
Bally Honolla Cyclery Ad on King Street
An unclear ad-style note for Bally Honolla Cyclery on King Street praises high quality and low prices while criticizing competitors. The fragmentary text mentions customer service, product quality, and a few brand-like phrases, though specifics remain obscured.
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Bally Honolla Cyclery
King Street
McComb Robbery Case Tenative Plea Plea Entered
Officers report ongoing investigation into the McComb robbery from Monday night. The defendant has pleaded not guilty and the case has been continued. Police believe the defendant may be involved, though associates doubt guilt.
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McComb
Lom
Troopship Tacoma Sails To San Francisco With Mules
The troopship Tacoma will depart for San Francisco tomorrow carrying additional mules for work and bringing the recently acquired prevent antenna to Max Hild. The plan reflects initial proposals and ongoing logistical steps for the unit.
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Max Hild
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Praverlse
Aloha Alua
Pather
Wr. McGrew
Tiwr Incoun
Wilcor
Davin Hiwe
Honolulu Messenger Service
Royal
Theo. H. Davies
Minneapolis
Commission
Times
Boston
Herald
Vivas
Lange Settlements
Lusitana
J. M. Vives
Committee On Memorial
Parker
Col. Haskell
George W. Parker
Hawaii
Minneapolis Times
Arlington
Houslula
Shinde
Col WE. Haskell
Northwest
Col. Hackell
Boston Herald
New England
Hawai
Muny
Minneapolia
Dillingham
Stormer
Morgan & Whighes
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