Adjourning Convention Sparks Political Caucuses
A lively convention sequence near Progress Hall on Friday evening September 1 st signals varied plans for adjournment to Wednesday. Delegates discuss harmonizing factions to form a united ticket while others fear losing ground. Fourth District caucus shows Gonsalves not running for House amid Portuguese representation debates. Several nominations surface including W W Harris and J A Hughes with broad support, while Brow n and Dowsett contend in Senate races. Chinese voters in the Territory press for representation, forming a committee to seek party support.
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Progress Hall
Gonsalves
Atrade
Pacheco
Eawor
Geo. K. Low
W. W. Harris
Sam Kamatopitt
W. Quinn
H.l Towne
J. A. Hughes
Cancun
Brown
Ry Adams
Attorney, General's Department
Ninth Precinct
Fifth District
Benatar
Ada
United Chinese Hall
Kwai Fong
Crawford
Chun Sting
No Man War
Republican Central Committee
Regatta Day Prep For Myrtles Healanis Crews
Myrtles and Healani crews in final preparations for Regatta Day at the harbor. Seniors and Juniors practice around 4 30 p m while Freshmen also train. Names of key rowers listed for seniors juniors and freshmen. crews not finalized but likely selections include Monear Melkron Allen McCorriton and others. Myrtles aim to win the Armitage cup with a strong Henjur race generating local excitement.
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Healans
Harhor
Mbout
Healani
Dan Itenoar
Joan
Etit
Bert Hell Heen
Walter Myerof
Bob Ste .Corrintow
John Clark
Blackman
Sullivan
Ceo
Prank Hateh
Vincent Fernandes
Beniors
Paul Monear
Bert Melk
Ron
Jean Allen
Bob McCorriton
Myrtles
Henler
G. Crozier
Simpson
Kooke
Crabbe
Wright
King
Bocket
Hughes
Joe
Johnson
Kwust
Wiltson
Wrestmen — Brown
Hogan
Jenkins
Underwood
Mid
Knights Parade Echoes San Francisco Pageant Aged Veterans Return
San Francisco returns Knight Templars and a veteran turnout as aces extend to visiting Knights. The parade features many older Knights from twenty four years ago with a Royal Mawalian band leading the Vawatian delegation. Hawaiiana figures among the attendees prompting requests for Hawaiian badges and a special order to meet demand.
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San Francino
Golden Gate City
Hawaii
San Francisco
Dr. Grossman
Capt
Campbell
Henry Williams
Chas, Hall
Chinatown Fire Suppression Questions Wind Question
The article notes a hearing involving Kwong Lee Yuen Go and the Morvhante Firenlliance Coy over a $750 claim from the January 26, 1900 Chinatown fire that swept the Oriental part of Ute city. It discusses wind direction as a recurring detail in such fires, highlighting ongoing controversy about how weather influenced the blaze.
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Jwilge
Wovinson
Kwong Lee Yueng Go
Morvhante
Walt
Ute City
Hemith
Lane for Senate in Vitt District Card Announcement
John Lane consents to seek the Senate seat from Vitt district. Chairman Vida of Pitt District reports Lane delayed in accepting the bid and shifted from House to Senate after Joe Pern withdrew from the ticket. Party workers pressed for the final decision amidst changes.
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John Lane
Senate
Vitt
Charman Vida
Pitt District
Lane
House
Joe Pern
Senatariat
Fnat
Eleventh precinct Republicans organize club meeting
The Eleventh Precinct Republicans in the FHth District organized a club at Kalihi waens lockool house with over a hundred attendees. Officers elected include President B. F Zablan and Vice President W. J. Kingland, with an Executive Committee and officers for Election. Zablan projects the club to surpass 200 members and boost GOP support in the precinct.
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Kalihi Waens Lockool House
Weuthen
Whiner
Lie
B. F Zablan
W. J. Kingland
D. K. Kanuba
George I.uen
Aussistant
B. Sturgeon
Goo
Pile Of Papers And Inquisition Inkling
In the Capitol the Grand Jury occupies the hall awaiting county law drafters with a janitor lighting the room. A desk strewn with papers and copies of the Independent and Advertiser reveals dated issues from 1904 as they wait for further proceedings noted to continue on page 8.
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Hall of Representatives
County Commission
Chirk and Stenog
J. D. Avery
Harper's
London
Advertisar
Atkinson
Ofd
Act of Registration
Mail and Harbor Improvement: Trustees Meet in New Quarters
The Honolulu Chamber of Commerce held its regular quarterly trustees meeting today at 11 in the Stangenwald building. Reports on commerce, manufacture and agriculture were heard, plus a treasury update showing 4346 on hand and 5705 paid in the quarter. The committee urged sending a letter to Postmaster General asking faster mail sorting for Honolulu bound from San Francisco and criticized inadequate post office facilities.
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Honolulu
Riculture
Ct! Wight
Blahop
Swany
Honoulu
Pontminster Oat
Chamber of Commerce
Pont
Big Coast
Oat
Kahuku
Andrews Opens Long Fishery Rights Examination
Attorney General Lorrin Andrews begins the review of eighty fishery rights cases removed to his panel. Some claims are near assured while others need thorough investigation. The central issue remains whether ancient ocean extending rights will be compensated by the Territory or the federal government. A Coptic vessel was sighted off Walma at 2 PM in the afternoon.
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Lorrin Andrews
Banda
Uni
Fullerton Charged With Contempt Over Foreclosure Dispute
In Kalihi, James Fullerton and six Japanese men moved Mrs Bertelman furniture despite protest. She was knocked down, bleeding from the nose as the bedstead was pushed. Fullerton says foreclosures required court process. Bertelman explains steps to stop the eviction.
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Fullerton
Dire Bertelman
Bertelman
James Fullerton
Mra
Frank Bertelman
Bulletin
Kalihi Thin
MR. Dooley
Mra. Bertelmaty
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