Iaukea Says Garter Ambitious In Election Brief
The brief for Curtin P Taukem va Jonah Kalaniannole argues the 1904 Hawaii delegate election was not fair. It cites illegal ballot form, coercion by Republican officials, and organized government workers marching to polling places. Contends officials abused authority and violated secret ballot protections.
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Iaukea
Jack
Curtin P
Notley
Kalantanaolé
Saukes
Territory
Ilegal
Territorial
Contempt Of Court Hearing On County Board Contested
In Judge Robinson's court this morning E B McClanahan moved to strike from the records Trent's supplemental power introducing the blanket warrant to Andrew Adama passed by the Board of Supervisors. County officials including Kalauokalani Dicknell Gee W Smith Lucas Adams Moore and Adama testified that the meeting was summoned by the chairman and some supervisors could not be present. Adams testified Trent refused to pay the blanket warrant and the warrant was not cancelled. Continued on Page 2.
La Hana strike report and early unrest among Japanese workers
A report from La Halon indicates Japanese laborers there stopped work, cited low daily wages and delays in payments as motives. Men at Kaanapali were said to be still on strike expected to join, while Hackfeld & Co. offices reported no information and suggested the report may reflect miscommunication or minor disputes.
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Larhalon
Kaanapali
Hackfeld & Co
Very Litte
Deer hunt yields nineteen bucks on Molokat island
D I Austin and partners with spouses Irwin Spalding and others spent fifteen days on Molokat island returning Saturday with nineteen deer killed. Gares and Spalding took the largest antlers seen inland in years, deer were hunted with kodaki and rifles, weights ranged 150 to 210 pounds, antlers over three feet. Most deer were bucks and the party camped near Myers brothers. Members receive congratulations for the success.
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H. &. Gares
Irwin Spalding
FB. J. Spalding
Molokat
Means
Gares
Spalding
Myers Brothers
Motokai
Judges Stay Busy as Court Breaks Bottleneck
The Chrowlt Court struggles with congested business as three judges seek ways to proceed. Judge Lindsay suggests continuing Parker Ranch term matters. Keney objects over potential stakes. The court decides to proceed with night sessions to handle civil and criminal cases, with Judge De Bolt proposing mixed dockets and Judge Robinson unsure of plans.
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Parker Ranch
Keney
de Bolt
Robinson
Free Trade With Philippines Divides Hawaii Sugar Sector
Bankers and planters in Hawaii debate free trade with the Philippines. William G. Irwin says it will come but will not help Hawaii sugar. A Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association meeting notes preliminary discussion and concern over European labor inducements as policy moves loom.
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Ith
Hawai
Philippines
Taft
Hawaii
William G. Irwin
Porter
Janda
Mawati
Sam
Irwin Milingly
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Anda
Associaion
Ita
Phill
Popular Men Contest Notes From Honolulu Letters
A collection of letters and votes from Honolulu dated Sept 1905 1906 showing employees and citizens nominating and endorsing popular men for entertainment roles including Alec Morrison Frank McIntyre and Geo Scott among others with comments from an Oahu R R Co employee endorsing Al Friege as the most popular boilermaker and entertainer.
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Honolulu
Avening Bulletin
Oregon
Alto
Geo
Scott
Catton, Neil & C
Catton, Neill & CO
Evening Bulletin
al. Friege
Oahu
Branch Post Office Plans Amid City Growth
Postmaster J G Pratt reports Washington orders to establish three branch post offices with money order and registry facilities. Locations slated are River and Hotel streets, 1872 King Street, and King and McCully Streets. Fred Makino to run the first branch, Loula Medeiros the second, and Farm Cornn the third.
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J. G. Pratt
Mall
Washington
King 1
King and McCully
Fred Makino
Loula Medeiros
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