Local self government plea frames Hawaii election
The Hilo Tribune argues Republicans offer clear principles and honest governance in Hawaii county elections while decrying the fashion ticket. It warns against inexperienced candidates and urges voters to back a straight Republican ticket for honest civil servants and good government. It also cites editorials on city affairs and a sermon on John Knox, noting Honolulu public scrutiny.
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Hawaii
Washington
Roosevelt
Election returns posted in Hoodlers Club Rooms this evening
The verse notes a candidate’s vow not to take a bribe while in office and hints at a planned imbibe at Hoodlers fountain. It mentions the election returns will be posted in the Club Rooms this evening for Eiles and their friends.
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Hoodlers' Fountain
Eiles
Ballot Marking Instructions for Voters
Instructions detail how to mark the ballot at the polling booth. Voters receive a folded white ballot, mark the name chosen on the right side, avoid crossing other names, and return the folded ballot to the inspector for counting. Spoiled ballots can be exchanged with the chair.
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Japan
Excellent Work by Mrs Jarret Lewis Students Recitals
The pupils of Mrs Jarret Lewis gave Friday and Saturday evenings recitals at the Hilo Hotel. Miss Catherine Westervelt, only sixteen, performed with clarity and expressive skill. A fashionably hosted Saturday night audience praised the high standard, with numerous named attendees and participants listed.
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Jarret T. Lewis
Parelors
Hilo
Lewin
Catherine Westervelt
Tnder
Mia
Lewis
Kuulei Hapai
Henschel
Lilince Hapai
Saffo
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A promotional note proclaims Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the most successful medicine for bowel complaints, claiming quick cures in even severe cases and griping. It notes availability at Hilo Drug Co.
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Hilo| Drug Co
Hookena Postmaster Convicted of Embezzlement
Joseph Keawe, formerly Hooked postmaster in South Kona, was found guilty in Judge Dole's Court for embezzling 458.68. Defense claimed no criminal intent and restitution was made to the United States. the minimum sentence was imposed. The note references a biblical quote and a boarding school donation context.
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Hookena
Joseph Keawe
Hooked
South Kona
Dole
Menotary
Keawe
Territorial government offices closing day notice
By authority. Tuessay Jolyath is legally toll. All offices of the Territorial government will be closed on that day. Governor Carter announces the closure from the Executive Building on June 16, 1905.
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Tuessay
Jolyath
Carter
Public Instruction Seeks Outstanding Bills For 1905
All bills for materials fare and services rendered to the Department during the year ending June 16 1905 must be presented certified at the office by July 16 on Oahu and July 19 from other islands. Secretary Co T Rodgers.
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Oahu
Co. T. Rodgers
Polling Places and Inspectors for Hawaii County Election 1905
Governor directs notice of polling places and election inspectors for June 16 1905 county officer election across Hawaii Island. Precincts list Kalapana Volcano Road Davies Co Hilo Papaikou Honomu Tanpa Kaohe Honokan Kukuihaele Kapoho Kailua Kailua Kona Hookena Waiohinu Papa Waimea Kailua Kona details include chairmen inspectors names and polling locations as shown in the executive notice from the Hawaii Secretary.
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Funa
Hilo
Hamakua
Island OF Hawaii
Kalapana
J. M. Kauswila
J. K. Kaiwi
J. W. Hawanio
Volcano Road
W.B. Nailima
T. W. Kekookulani
W. 5
Ward
Davies & Co
Walakea
Kulepolepo
Wim
Geo
Kathenni
David Spalding
H. West
Circuit Court House
Win
Vanuatta
Ra B. Ray
Thos. B. al Leong
Papaikou School House
G. V. Jakins
J. M. Kaubi
Simeons Paaluhi
Honomu
Court House
J. 1. Olivers
Hay
J. K. Une
Tanpa Kochioe Court House
Daingerfield
Was. Kittle
Kahue
Kaohe! School House
Albert Horner
Henry Louisson
Ky Keatawe
K. Keenoi
J. A. K. Oia
Hawaii Territory County Election Proclamation 1908
Governor Carter issues a special county election for Hawaii Territory on June 9 1908 with county borders and seats set for Oahu Maui Hawaii Kauai and Molokai Kailaupapa and Waiakea districts define precincts and polling places across Hilo Puna Kona and Hamakua including Kalaapuna Road Davies & Co. Warehouse Kaohe and Kapotho Ranch Barn as voting sites for the numerous districts and offices to be filled by qualified electors.
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Territory of
Mawati
Jane
A.D
George KR. Carter
Territory of Hawaii
Kalawao
Kulaupapa
Katawao
Wikot
Molokai
Oahu
Hovolulu
Hawalt
Hawaii
Hilo
Maui
Molokal
Lanal
Kahoolawe
Othe
Kawai
Lihue
Puna
Keaaa
Kau
Kami
Kaohe
Keaau
Kala‘puna
Lawls
Keaan
Olaa
Heard Stables
Volcano Road
Ponahawai
Davies & Co
Waiakea
Kalepolepa
Honolu
Circuit Court House
Makahanaloa
Hawaiian County District Polling Precincts and Officials Notice
A historic Hawaii Territory proclamation lists Second Representative District precincts Kohala Kona Kaw and Kailua polling places Circuit Court House Waimea North Kona North Kohala and Keokea boundaries and appoints election validity. Governor Carter signs in Honolulu May 3 1909 per Act 54 and Act 36 amendments invalidating Assessor Tax Collector offices for the first county elections.
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Kona and
Kaw
Island of Hawaii
North Kohala
Circuit Court House
South Kohala
Waimea Court House
North Kona
Holualoa
Theorth
Puuanahala
Kailua
Hamakua
Kau
Kerlin T
Killa
Keokea
Honaaway
Honawada
Sea
Konawaena School House
South Kona
Keel 2
Olelouoans 1
Mace
Hookena Court House
Territory of
Hawaii
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