Republican County Convention Nominates Broad Hawaii Ticket
The Hilo Tribune reports the Republican County Convention produced a broad and representative ticket for Hawaii County offices including Sheriff John C. Searle, County Attorney W. S. Wise, Clerk Sam K. Pua, and Auditor John H. Wise, with others for supervisors and deputy sheriffs. The piece commends their qualifications and stresses honesty, efficient administration, and local merit across districts. It notes infrastructure concerns on Bridge Street and hints at upcoming Hawaiian mythology articles by A B Loebenstein.
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Hawaii
John C. Searle
Kan
R.A. Lyman
W. S. Wise
Hilo
Sam K. Pua
Kona
John HH. Wise
Waimea
Wreek to Be Sold At Public Auction In Hilo
A wreck of the Marthe Davis lies about 27 feet underwater near Hilo after a fire ten days ago. The cargo and salvageable ship parts, including lumber, spars, sails, anchors and chain, are considered valuable and unharmed. Capt. Maclean plans a public auction next Thursday with buyers removing debris at their cost.
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Jos. Robertson A
C. Brewer & Co
Marthe Davis
Aline
Maclean
Thuteliy
Mudoon
San Francisco
Harmony in Republican Convention Burying Hatchet
Delegations from Kansas united at the GOP convention as the so called fighting seventh yielded their feuds and listened with pleased faces to the evening harmony surrounding the Hilo bond debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Carter Speech Sparks Echoes at Republican County Convention
The convention failed to deliver its usual praise for the Carter administration, reflecting Carter's own disdain for "gold bricks" and signaling lingering partisan tensions in local politics.
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Carter
Planes Now in the Time Have Your Pianos Tuned
Jack Bergstrom the expert piano and organ liner of Hanoluy spends ten days in Hie. Leave your orders at Hille Dig Co.
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Jack Bergstrom
Hanoluy
Hie
Hille Dig Co
Entertainments at Cards and Tennis Club Elections
Mr and Mrs Philip Peek hosted a small card party for their daughter Meti and Dr Ormand Wall of Honolulu whose fall wedding was announced. Prizes were awarded to Ming Ivy Richardson and McKay. Violin duet by Wall and Emelie Peck delighted guests. Hilo Tennis Club elected Dr H B Elliott as President F W Thram as Captain Sheffield Grace as Secretary and Treasurer and formed a continuous tournament for July. A late pot supper at Mr Hapai’s on School Street honored Dr Wall and Miss Kinelie Peck for Harriet Hapai's birthday with a Hawaiian collation and card games.
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Philip Peek
Metiandl
Ormand Wall
Honolulu
Red
Ming Ivy Richardson
With McKay
Emelie Peck
Mesdames — Richardson
Castendyk
Metcalfe
Baldwin
McKay
Siliot
Mises Hayat
Richardson
Ahrens Shipwun
Dr. Wall
San Peck
Day
Trwit
Grace
Mellor
Hapai
Englis Simmer
Ridgwa
Hilo Tennis Club
H. B. Elliott
F. W. Thram
Sheffield Grace
A. Hamburg
Adam Lindsay
Messrs
J. Ki. Metcalfe
Geo. Hapai
School Street
Laundry Agency Eyes Honolulu Firm For Hilo Plant
Trace tartan representing the Sanitary Steam Laundry of Honolulu arrived last week to survey Hilo for a steam laundry. Conditions now not suited for a plant, but an agency will operate at Hilo Harbor Shop with weekly drop off and return by Kinaw. Honolulu prices apply and freight is paid.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Hilo Harbor
List of Names From a Historical Notice
A fragment lists numerous individuals including Robertson, G. R. Cullen, Loo Joe, J. J. Long, M. Kanakanui and son, Rev. J. D. Keliipio and wife, Miss Sarah Kelii pio, J. Hy Jarvis and wife, Mra. Win, K. Mapai, Renee Hartman, A. Hagneberg, Rev. CE. Shields, Rev. W. Manning, P. K. Yoon, pe Sheong, G. N. Day, G. W. Curt, I. M. Whitehouse, Dr. C. B. Cooper, J. B. McCandless, S. Peck, Mra. Wm. May, Mins A. Arnold, A. Mason and wife, H. W. Mist, Mrs. J. Moutsarratt.
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C. B. Cooper
J. 8. McCandless
S. Peck
Mra
Wm. May
A. ©. Arnold
A. Mason
H.W. M. Mist
Mrs. J. Moutsarratt
Water Struck at Olan Mill Well Depth 240 Feet
J A McCandless drilled to 240 feet at the Olan Mill and found an ample pure water supply 20 feet below sea level. The well, used exclusively for the mill, reached thirty feet depth with the hole filling. Manager Watt praises the result. McCandless returned to Honolulu on Friday. The notice ends with a sales pitch for Hilo Coffee Mill services.
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J. A. McCandless
Olan
Watt
McCandless
Honolulu
Hawaii Territory Holds Special County Officers Election Proclamation
Governor George R. Carter proclaims a special election for county officers across the Territory of Hawaii on June 20, 1906. Voters will elect seven supervisors per district, sheriffs, clerks, auditors, assessors, tax collectors, and county attorneys, with deputies to be chosen per district. Registration precincts are listed for multiple districts across Hawaii.
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United States
Territory of Hawaii
George R. Carter
Territory of
Hawaii
Kalawao
Kalaupapa
Waikol
Molokai
Hawaii Territory First Representative District Polling Precincts
The document lists polling places for the First Representative District across multiple precincts in Hilo, Puna, and Kau, naming Kala pano School House, Road Board Stables, Davies Co Warehouse, Circuit Court House, Papaikou School House, Tionomu School House, Jan pahochoe Court House, and more, with boundaries and official dates. It contains later text about amendments to Act 54 of 1965, and notices from Governor Carter about eliminating Assessor and Tax Collector offices and deputies.
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Puna
Kenau
Kau
Kamaili
Kaohe
Keaau
Kalapana
Seanu
Olua
Road Board
Miley Volcano Road
Hilo
Ponahawai
Davies & Co
Waiakea
Kalepolepo
Honolu
Milo
Makahianaloa
North Kohli
Circuit Court House
South Kohala
Watines Court House
North Kona
Holwalan
Theorth
Tox Junion
Puuanabut
Palling Mace—Circwit Court House
Kaitan
Haruakia
Keakat
Killac
Keoken
Honaunau
Mary of Honaunan
Seio
Notice to Candidates for Election to County Offices
Official call for county office candidates outlines filing deadlines and qualifications for Hawaii Territory. Nominations due by 5 pm May 21 1905 with a $25 deposit, signed by 25 electors, and language ballot requests addressed at filing. Hawaii County offices including Sheriff Clerk Auditor Attorney Treasurer and Deputy Sheriffs across districts are listed.
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Onlin
United States
Amurion
Hawali
Board of Supervisory
Thei Beneyed
Peace Ace
Supreme Court of the
Hawaii
Te Hoard
North Kohala
South Kona
North Kona
Kan
Panay
Hamaleun
North Hilo
South Hilo
Mawani
Sherif
Board of Supervisors
South Kohala
Kav
Puna
Yamakua
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The
Hatered
Hinevenil
Ap Decomelans Matter Pomlianred
Aoney Tehamay
J. Castin
Rivaway
D W. Mason
Runitens
Bridge Street
King
A. B. Loebenstein
C. VP. Benton
A. N. Sanford
Optician
Boston Building
Over May & CO
Dr. Blake
Hilo Drug Co., Limited
H. L., Shaw, Manacrr
Wharf Road
Primo
Finest Brands
Society Stationery
Tribune
Oahu
Oulu
Island OF Hawaii
Kalanpapa
Waikolioi
Maui
Aa Luku
Kauai
Rey Nuhau
Libue
Pana
Hamakua
North
Soroner
Kako Potting
Mace —Honokaa Court
Piret Mleetion
Kolela
Mace — Kukeuihwole
Tntrance
Kapolin Kunely
Tare
Vana, Hilo and
Esland of
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Crit
Aou
Taitter
Aity Bers
Perone
Wawali
Hausul
G. BR. Carter
Kohala
Island of
Nawati
Sexth
Kay
Dolling Pace
Papa School House
Panalwa
Waiohinu Court House
Sahala School House
Executive Building
U. R. Carter
A. L. C. Atkinson
Hawai
A. LC. Atkinson
KR. Wackland
May Sth
E. N. Holmes
Colf
Balbriggan
Scrivan’s Drawers
Guyot
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