Prince Kuhio's Island Majority Brightens Republican Victory
The Hawaii returns show Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole leading across Oahu, Hawaii, and Maui with 982, 662, and 680 votes respectively, and a total majority around 2050 as Molokai and Kauai supplies come in. The result signals a sweeping Republican triumph with nine senate Republicans and twenty Republicans in the House, aided by strong showings from Kauai and Maui supporters and a pivotal late boost from Desha and Woods alliances.
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Lanai
Kauai
Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
Oahu
Hawaii
Maui
Pogue
Senate
Palmer P. Woods
Wilcox
Mikahala
Bing
Prince
W. Wilcox
John Gandall
Kaili
Akina
Kuhio
Desha
Crabbe
Dickey
L. von Tempsky
Beckley
Luch
Holstein
Kohala
Cupid
Wright
Makahalupa
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Paris
Woods
Julian Monsarrat
Palmer Woode
Kayman
Kekino
Kekino Kealewsa
Republican Party
Members of the Second Hawaiian Legislature Listings
A historical roster highlights senators and representatives for Oahu and Hawaii, listing names with party affiliations and districts across the second Hawaiian Legislature. Included are D P R Isenberg L L McCandless W C Achi and others with R and H R labels.
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Second Hawaiian Legislature
Will Consider Bills Under Party's Pledges
The Republican Territorial committee meets to map party pledges and lay groundwork for legislative work. It plans to keep rooms open as a legislature headquarters, seek advice from lawyers and business leaders, and prepare vital bills for early introduction. Volunteers powered the campaign, and plans include a Hawaiian labor bureau to place workers.
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Republican Territorial Committee
Bar Association
Carter
Iabor
Governor Dole Praises Election Outcome For Territorial Legislature
Governor Dole expresses satisfaction with the election results, noting the Republican ticket’s success and predicting a legislature aligned with the territory’s best interests. He cites calm expectations and a hoped for improved community sentiment following the vote.
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May Bombara Bolivar. Port of Spain report on bombardment fears
May Bombora Bolivar reports from Port of Spain that a Venezuelan transport Oscan towing a troop schooner is heading toward the Orinoco river. The belief is that the Bolivar Restaurador and Zumbador warships will renew bombardment of Bolivar city, where many Europeans reside, amid great fear.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Oscan
Orincop River
Verre
Bolivar
Restaurador
Zumbador
Governor Dole's broad Hawaii reform recommendations
Special to the Advertiser. Washington October 25. The Hawaii governor's report to the Interior outlines many recommendations for the Territory's welfare. Key asks include fire claim payments, $1,106,000 in appropriations, power to suspend officials, control of public waters, unified federal support for buildings and harbors, tax enforcement, and pest and fishing regulation.
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Advertiser
Washington
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Hawaii
Secretary of the Interior
Dole
Congress
Hilo
Tas
Orient
San Francisco
Public Works Department
Curtis J. Lyons
Territorial Meteorologist
Land Department
Department of Agriculture
United States
Atkinson
Department of Public
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Jones Af
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Honothiu
National Guard
Fire Commission
J. G. Pratt
Government of
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L. L. M'Candless
W. C. Achi
WM. Aylett
Frank Andrade
FP. Chillingworth
W. W. Harris
Jonah Kumalae
Carlos A. Long
Sth
Henry Vida
D. Damien
H.R
M. K. Kou
D. M. Kupihea
Ind
K. Oili
H. R
J. K. Paele
Senator
S. W. Wilcox
J. K. Gandall
H. A. Jaeger
K. Kaili
Eric Knudsen
L. Desha
P. P. Woods
J. D. Lewis
W. N. Purdy
H. RE
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A. Fernandez
H. Pulaa
F. R. Greenwell
W. J. Wright
R. Makahalupa
H. FR
C. H. Dickey
W. P. Haia
S. E. Keliinoi
I. Nakaleka
Philip Pals
E. Kalama
F. W. Beckley
Senator Isenberg
Achl
Senator M'Candless
Bombara Bolivar