Move from Camp McKinney to Kahawiki Barracks Planned
Major Van Vilet leads the Tenth tifyntey ainter battalion in moving from Camp McKinney to the Kahawiki reservation. The new port facility is complete and preparations for cam move accelerate as tenancies and pens are ready. Officers note Camp McKinney offered daily swims while Kahawiki will provide barracks space and improved quarters. The transfer hinges on land leases, 60 days whitewash on remaining buildings, and decommodalization of the camp as units settle in.
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Will Buy 400 Acres Of Queen Emma Estate For Pearl Harbor Forts
The government plans to acquire 400 acres of land on the east side of Pearl Harbor for fortifications on Oahu with a $150,000 budget. Negotiations were reported for purchasing the Queen Emma estate lands including frontage near Barbers Point and Diamond Head. Continued on Page 8.
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Senate Debates Library Funding Amid Budget Showdown
The Senate and House clashed over appropriations including a $925,000 restoration for the Promotion Committee and a contested $10,000 public library item. The House slashed the Committee funding to $12,000 and retained reductions for library support.
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Public Building Site Confirmation via Washington Cable
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co received a Washington cable confirming acceptance of the Mahuka lot for a public building site on condition that Bishop Street be cut from Mercial to King Street. The cable stated the cut must reach the waterfront before the allotment but that line was an error.
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Mahuka
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Jin Hill No Longer President
A fragmentary notice reports Jin Hill stepping down from the presidency amid unclear context. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled names and places obscuring the full event.
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Penalty For Swit Penalty For Swit
Washington report states Captain Swift who commanded the battleship Connecticut during the grounding at Culebra was suspended nine months and reduced three numbers. The action follows an inquiry into the incident and affects his rank and duties within the navy.
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Culebra
Ruef Jury Progress Amid Mixed Labor Strikes In Cities
In San Francisco on April 2 the Ruef jury examination continues with jurors being questioned for Abe Ruef's trial. The report notes labor actions and strikes in several cities affecting workers, with disruptions in carpenters and tinsmiths unions cited as part of the national scene.
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Fragmentary note outlines war transport and Red Cross aims
A garbled report references delegation letters dated March 21 and claims Secretary of War Taft planned transport to China for Red Cross relief. It notes River and Harbor Committee debate, a June timeline, and misconduct accusations involving Mrs Kaul in District Court with unresolved judgment details.
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Weatherreds Tour Plans for Lucky Six Hawaiian Party
Mrs Weatherred leads the Bulletin Pacific States Tour and outlines an entertainment agenda including a luncheon at the Portland Heights tower for the Hawaiian party. She describes sweeping views of Willamette Valley, Columbia River, Mount Hood, Hood River Valley fruit orchards, and suggests a Mt Hood trip with snowballing in summer. Hood River fruit growers pledge hospitality and samples for the journey.
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Hilo First Stop on Honolulu Trip Amid Debate
In Hilo there is no public movement yet to change the Congressional party program. A decisive contingent appears to favor the Governor and the Delegate to Congress as the first to receive representatives on the ground for the people of the territory.
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Safe Deposit Boxes Advertised to Avoid Earthquake Loss
A vintage ad presses readers to rent safe deposit boxes to guard documents and valuables from robbers and fires. It promotes a price of 0c a month and promises peace of mind, claiming unguarded items risk sudden loss.
Roosevelt Fund Raising Claim Sparks Letter Release
A published letter from E. H. Harriman alleges Roosevelt urged him to raise 250000 dollars for the 1904 Republican campaign fund. President Roosevelt denies the charge.
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E. H. Harriman
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Rifles For China Ordered From Germany
BERLIN April 2 It is reported that China has ordered two million rifles from Germany. JA PANESE WARSHIPS: ADEN Isthmus of Suez April 2 The Chitose and Tsukuba have passed Perim and are entering the Read Sea bound for Jamestown to take part in the Exposition.
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Front Range work started on Honolulu harbor project
The front work for Honolulu harbor is begun this afternoon under Captain Howell supervision. A $50,000 model building of iron and concrete will rise with day labor and local crews assembling concrete blocks and iron stairs. Carton & Neifl will craft the iron and steel parts while Honolulu Truck Work handles the steel framing. About thirty men will be employed on the jet as the concrete blocks cure, with the structure reaching a significant height and a sturdy entrance planned.
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Carton & Neifl
Howell
Grabless County Salary Bill Faces House Approval
A county salary bill in Grabless County sparks a partisan clash as lawmakers debate pay scales for territorial officers and county officials. Opponents denounce extravagance while supporters argue for proportional salaries, with tense exchanges highlighting budget strain and governance priorities. (Continued on Page 2).
Michigan Goes Republican Deita April Election
The report notes Michigan shifts toward Republican forces with local parties asserting momentum in April voting. Key figures and party organizations are cited, highlighting regional shifts and anticipated policy implications.
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