Democratic platform shapes Hawaii Supervisors race
Hawaii Democrats push three candidacies in Fifth District while debating district representation. Ashford-backed platform approved amid contention. McInerney wins Fifth District nomination over Testa after two ballots. party seeks unity with Home Rulers or risk Republican control.
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Felow
GC. W.ashtoni
Harry Juen
Cc. W. Ashford
J. J. McGuire
F. J. Testa
EB. A. McInerney
Fo. Tésta
C. W. Ashford
A. McInerney
J. Testa
Testa
Uinanimous
Senford B. Dole
Fire strikes Chinatown block near River Street
A major blaze narrowly missed destroying a large Chinatown block of wooden buildings near River and Paushi streets after midnight. An 88 watchman from Winston buildings spotted the rear wall catching fire and alarms were raised. Chinese workers doused flames before firefighters arrived. Authorities noted weakened wall structure and possible arson, with kerosene cans found beneath. The patrol and crowd cleared as engines arrived andworkmen contained the danger.
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Boyd Defects From Party in Local Election Fight
The article reports James Hy Boyd signaling defection from the Republican Party amid a fight with the Home Rule faction over nominations for local offices. It notes Boyd signed a pledge aligning with Republican and Home Rule factions, with accusations about his suitability and handling of records as auditor. The piece implies ongoing political maneuvering and mentions other figures like Kumalae and Chas Wilcox.
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Bréd. Turrill
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Jong Green
McGonagle
Kensan
Col. McCarthy
Noblitt
McCarthy
Hawaii
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Levera
Republican Party
Peraudaiter
Republican
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Pauoa Water Tame
Home Rule
Jeye
Publican Party
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Hey
Gore
Wil- Fun
Booth
Tion
Boyd Pe
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Adopts European Plan Change
The Royal Hawaiian Hotel board adopts the European plan with October 1 target. Director Col. George Macfarlane says the move aligns with modern progress and contrasts with the American plan by charging only for items actually consumed and avoiding waste. The change aims to increase guest independence and reduce meal-time waste and overcooked dishes.
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Royal Hawaiian Hotel
George, Macefarlane
Macgrlane
Honolulu
London
Puria
Europe
New York
Orient
California
San Francisco
United States
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Mr. Macfarlane
Turks Meet Bulgarians on Frontier Clash
Sofia dispatch reports a mountain border clash between Turks and Bulgarians after a Saturday engagement in the Krena defile. It says 500 Turks were killed by dynamite and that Turks massed about 40,000 to 4,000 Bulgarians on the frontier.
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Sofia
Krena
Mrs Bowers Held for Murder in Arsenic Case
San Francisco reports Mrs Martha Bowers held for murder after arsenic found in her husband. Sister cleared. She allegedly poisoned him twice, first during hospitalization and later via food. She reportedly sought to wed another man after three prior marriages.
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San Francisco
Martha Bowers
Texan Ships 14000 Mile Nonstop Voyage To Delaware Breakwater
The steamer Texan sails from Tacoma with sugar and salmon for Delaware Breakwater in a 14000 mile nonstop trip. Capt Morrison commands the 404 foot ship, a sister to Arizonan and Alaskan, and she previously did a round trip from New York via Cape Horn in 47 days.
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Texan
Delaware
Morrison
Honolulu
New York
Straits of Magellan
Army of Odd Fellows Gather in Baltimore Session
Twenty five thousand visiting Odd Fellows are in Baltimore for the Sovereign Lodge session, drawing participants from across the country to the city.
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Army of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Sovereign Lodge
Government seeks Irish nationalist support over fiscal policy
London reports Sept 22 that the Government asks Irish Nationalists to back the new fiscal approach, offering concessions in return. The Irish demand self-government remains a key condition.
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London
Cavalryman Davis Completes 1600 Mile Ride Test
West Point reports Cavalryman Davis riding 1600 miles from Oklahoma on a testing journey. He traveled by horseback in thirty nine days, verifying stamina and logistics. The piece notes hotel and dining pricing comparisons, as travelers consider costs in Hawaii.
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Oklahoma
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