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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
3
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Kauai meeting labeled a county convention. It notes attempts at harmony, a peaceful tone, and no injuries, with unclear names or dates. The fragment references political activity and citizen sentiment but provides few concrete details or outcomes.
The Kauri County Republican convention on September 22 renews party pledges to national platform principles and endorses the administration's public works. Delegates elect W. H. Rice as temporary chair and judge credentials, appoint committees on platform, rules, and finances, and nominate candidates for sheriff, county attorney, clerk, and auditor. District conventions select deputies and announce nominees, with party pledges to tax, primary laws, and county-only allocations.
Properties offered for sale include a $2700 large hotel and acre lot near the zoo with easy payments, a $3600 two room modern house with stables in Guthapun, a $1300 cottage in Puunul Linia with terms, a $276 cottage on King Street in a quiet district with small payments, a $4200 several building lots near Puinal, and a $73 annual ten year lease. Also advertised are numerous other bargains at Waity Building No. 74 South King Street.
Independent Home Rule party on Kauai held its County Convention at Kapaa to nominate candidates for the November election. President Notley outlined the party’s aims for honest, capable men and pledged to support good officials and reform measures, including land laws to extend rights to property.
Kawai candidates endorsed by the Republican delegation at a county convention for representatives county attorney county clerk and other offices. Names include A. Bice W. J. Sheldon J. Silva M. M. Kaen and others. Delegates discussed nominees and duties, with remarks on party loyalty and future elections.
A Bellevue hospital case describes Drs Lielus Hotehkian and Robert Wo Carter performing a pioneering spinal operation on Mrs. Aitka Shuster. After severe car crash injuries left her paralyzed from the neck down, they stabilized the spine, removed pressure, and placed her on a custom bed. Seven months later she could move her limbs, prompting high praise from a commentator comparing the feat to major medical breakthroughs.
Local printer et Fine Job Printing at the Bul nce eel continues operations after a minor equipment hiccup. The firm emphasizes quality work and prompt delivery for community notices and small business needs.
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