Two Primary Clauses Stand Against Fraud in Hawaii Politics
The piece argues two reform clauses protect honest primaries: membership signups with party loyalty and a fifteen day primary registration cutoff. It criticizes opponents led by Mr. Humphreys who favor open voting, urging enactment of strict party rules to exclude fraudulent ballots and ensure fair elections.
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Republican Party
States
California
Mainland
Hawaii
Humphreys
Roosters Fail to Crow at Democratic Meeting Sat
An odd scene at a Democratic gathering shows two roosters unable to crow despite efforts by speakers including C. McCarthy and W. McGrew. The crowd, described as restless, mocked the birds and the party, comparing the effort to a mule and a wake. The piece lampoons party leadership and public performance, ending with a satirical note on Democratic image.
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Democratic Party
Pamy
McGrew
C. McCarthy
Reaster
Trine
Slo
Rafas Choate
Denmierra
Golden Gate Park
Qecil Rhodes
West Africa
Vos Gol. Padilla
Nueva Eriga
Stone
Cape Town
Fifer
Illinois
McKinley
Wm. Alden Smith
Michigan
Washington
C. Benedict
Grover Cleveland
Bermuda
Oneida
Federal Department of Mines and Mining
Joliet
Ilinois Steel Co
Queen Victoria
Charles R. Stone
San Mataeo
Lucky Baldwin
Alaska
Bernardo Viguera
San Jose
Ater
Marshall Field
Canwas Masa
Prince of Wale
California
Convention Results Stir Battle Over Good Government
The convention factions accuse the machine clique of fraud in primaries and ballot stuffing to block McCants Stewart and Charley Acbl. They warn the machine seeks to control Legislature and municipal government in Hilo and Honolulu, urging defeat of the scheme.
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Dloor
Sidne
McCants Stewart
Charley Acbl
Clarence White
Dillingham
Lorrin Andrews
Charley Achi
Hilo
Honolulu
Iself
Motals
The Mule Speaks for Democrats in a Party Gathering
The article notes a mule representing the Democratic party and contrasts it with a rooster. It recalls past examples by McGrew and Mearthy with roosters and suggests Pryon’s presence would trigger a spirited response from the mule. It reflects on an evening paper’s ads and the planned speaking program last Saturday night.
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Democratic Party
Jong Democratic Association
McGrew
Mearthy
Platform endorses McKinley policy and Hawaiian statehood
The Hawaii Republican platform praises McKinley administration policy, Hawaii’s territorial status, and cable and Nicaragua canal aims. It calls for local self government, homestead expansion, and mobilizing voters to join the Good Government Republicans, pledging loyalty to national leaders and opposing machine influence.
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Repubican
McKinley
Republican Party
Sta
Hawaii
Union
Nicaragua
Pacific
Mherty
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Democratic platform under fire in Hawaii editorial critique
The article denounces the Democratic platform as hollow rhetoric claiming press and conscience freedoms while pointing to Southern abuses. It argues that freedom of press and equal rights are contradicted by actions in the postwar South and cites Senator B. R. Tillman's Jesuit Weekly piece as evidence.
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Hawaii
Editoria
Owen Lovejoy
Alton
Wm. Lloyd Garrison
Boston
B. R. Thilman
South Carolina
Jeslii’s Weekly
Raud
Car- Tae
Tom Ebomva
South
Demecrey
Appa
Monroe doctrine debate faces South American fate and costs
A Maui News analysis argues abandoning the Monroe doctrine would invite European encroachment and require a vast navy and army, risking war and a trillion-dollar protectorate. It foresees partition of South America as possible and urges restraint while noting recent San Francisco discourse and local marriage and accident notices.
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Maui News
Adyar
United States
England
France
Germany
Frowlog
Maximilian
South America
Great Britain
Europe
Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
la Dreibund
Panama
Spain
Boxers on War Path Adds to Global Tension
Reporter notes Boxer secretly forming in Peiping with high Manchus joining. Diplomatic leaders urge suppression as potential foreign troops may be used. Dispatches cite Russian naval activity near Taku and growing anti foreign sentiment across northern China.
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The
Hoxers
Peking
H. J. Decologan
China
London
Ilen-Tsin
Kao Lau Tsun
Fakas
Pechill
Yang Fu Tung
ST. Petersburg
Folieda
Aurora
Emperor Nicholas
Shanghai
Rusak
Taku
Port Arthur
Hu-Nan
Kiang
Kiang Yi
Chang Tuan
Manchuria
Bhanghali
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Agokan
d'Entres Casteaux
New York
Isaac Taylor Headland
University of Peking
Russia
Europe
I-Ho
Tuon
Herald
Washington
Kempt Cormmmiacdir
Arter Istasnen Keng
Taku Maniday
Newark
United States
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Emu May
Edo
Americn
Pgi Hystin- Waroartian
Paw
Wied Tetas
State Department
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Josie Eaier
Stafford Springs
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Hung Chang
Canton
Tan Chun Lin
Pekinto Jawatt
Boxers Drilling
News of Coast
Gladstone
King Otto of
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Mrs. Langtry
Burope Nay Zad
Calumet and
Hecla
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Pontiac
Joe Gaus
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Frances Bicknell Carpenter
Po Craic
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Cal
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Coomasale
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Gridley
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Catalpa
Denver
Sir Power Palmer
India
Murphy Foster
Louisiana
Shah of Persia
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University of Utah
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Colombia
Colorado
Pueblo
Hugh J. Grant
New York Street Railway
Elks of California
Countess Teffener
John W. Mackay
Paris
Turkey
Henry Irving-Terry
Charles Sheldon
Christian Newspaper Fame
Sullivan
Kansas City Times
John Scudder
Admiral Schley
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