Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-05
REPUBLICANS SOUND THE CALL
Thursday, May 3.

forty chairs in the Drill shed were DC.
cupied long before the meeting was
called to order at 7:45, and proceedings
were mot far advanced until three
times as many more people filled the
standing space.
Clarence l.. Crabbe. secretary OF the
Republican club lately formed, called
the meeting to order and asked 1t to
elect temporary chairman.
Hon. Cecil Brown was nominate" oy
Geo. A. Davis, secondeo ali over 'hs
house. +. y. Berry moved, seconueu ny
Harry l.. Evans, ana IL carried py VIA
nimous cheers, that the honiiha'io"S
e'ose'
Inc chairman then proceeueu WIN
business, requesting tne eiec'ion y, I"
temporary secretary. vi Tue no'h'.i
uon OF Mr.. evans. eeconueu ny MI
berry, clarence H. Crappe was onahi
mously eiecteo.
Next the chairman read list OF
nominations for vice presidents, invit'
ing the meeting at It's pleasure TO make
any other nominations. ms Is tue
list and, there being no other names
proposed, 1t was adopted by acclama
ton on motion OF Mr.. Humphreys, seq
ended by Captain Pratt: Samuel Par
ker, Paul Neumann. L. u. Murray, w
G. Achi. S. M. Ballou, j. II. BOYD, ). l.
Kaulukou, A. V. Gear, A. N. Kepoikai
r. J. Berry, X. ID. Silliman, w. II. Rice
p. G. Jones.
The Chairman read letters of regret
at inability to attend the meeting from
Messrs. Jones, Silliman and Neumann.
HIM. Harold NJ Sewall. limited
States Minister tn the Kenuniic on ,,a.
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