New Steamer Manuika Asinate Liner
Davies & Co as local agents announce the new steamer Manuka for the Canadian Australian service. The vessel will sail from Sydney to Vancouver then Victoria, then back to Sydney for repairs on Moana. The Manuka, a new 4605 ton ship built at Dunbarton, may serve beyond this voyage if successful and is commanded by Captain Carey on the Vancouver leg.
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Manuka
Union Steamship Company of
New Zealand
Comany
Scotland
Sydney
Dunbarton
Carey
Vancouver
Baseball League Seeks Season Tickets and Grand Stand Seats
Trustees decided to sell season tickets for the grand stand and reserved seats. A reserved season seat costs 12.00 dollars, while a grand stand season ticket is 6.25 dollars. Tickets will be sold at the resident office in room 606 Stangenwald. An auction sale of boxes to follow at a later date. Officer Apana arrested seventeen Japanese gambling in a theater room after entering through a skylight.
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Baseball League
Stangenwald Utlaidig
Baseball Sea
Apana
Spirit of Economy In First Labor Session Dominates House
In the House the second day saw a committee of the whole rush through a humdrum bill. Speaker Beckley appointed Long to the chair as section by section readings began. The fray cut key salaries including the chief clerk in the executive office from 150 to 120 monthly. Kumalae argued reductions were due across departments and perquisites would drop. The treasurer’s salary vote failed 16 to 12. Registrar of Public Accounts cut to 200, commissioner to 160, and inspector duties added to the license clerk. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Bork
Beckley
Representative Long
Kamalas
Casey
Kumalae
Persia
Vida
Registrar of Public Accounts
Kunaine
Repealing Bills and Appropriations Move Through Senate
The Senate debates repeal measures, schedules, and special appropriations. Bills 2 3 and 4 are referred to the Judiciary Committee for study with a report due tomorrow. A suspension moved to set a judge's salary at 1800 yearly passes after delays. The session adjourns near 2 pm with committees listed and a funeral notice for Mrs. Kunulakes.
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Senate
Dickey
Hascoktiensesending
Finance Committee
Senatorberg
Judiciary Committee
Senator Act
Rafer
Bonster
P Pracanty
Paris
Fnally
Senator
Act
Land Registration Court
Ald Court
Wrinance McCandlees
Dicker
Woods
Kalauokalan Pulctary
Acb
Brown
Isenberg
Kaohe
Kalwe Mincellaneous
Wilcox
Nake
Isles
Loewberg
J.T. Brown
Kepoikai Resigns as Territorial Treasurer
Treasurer A Mi Repoikai tendered resignation to Governor Ci aly amid rumors of a vacant judgeship. Governor Carter later said no decision on the treasurership had been made after a brief morning conference and Kepoikai confirmed his resignation.
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A. Mi Repoikai
Cialy
Carter
Kepoi
Tittle
Kepotkal
Thiral Knox
President Removes Kalua From Office
By order of President Roosevelt a Maui judge Kalua is removed from office amid controversy. Governor Carter reports a cable from Washington confirming the action. Treasurer Kepolkal retains stance on Kalua’s competence and possible candidacy if endorsed by the Governor. Washington cites Attorney General findings and term expirations as central to the removal.
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Roosevelt
A. N. Kepolkal
Magut
Carter
Washington
Maui
Washington, D. C
Geo. R. Cart
Hawa
Repotkal
United States
Cater
Kepolkal
Knox
Tin
Flu
Hoon
Maut
Kalua
Fecom
Kepolkas
Kae
Attorn Ley General's
Jon
Attorney General’s Department
Worthy Tribute Marks Death of NY College Secretary
At the Sereonth Precinct meeting T McCants Stewart offered the Totevns resolution, adopted unanimously with applause. The men praised his worth and prominence, noting his love for the party, the Hawaiian people, and the Territory. The resolution calls for its sole inscription on a page of the club minutes in memory of the deceased leader.
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T. McCants Stewart
Republican Territorial Central
Doceanad
House moves to rapid passage of salary bill items
During a noon session the House shifted tactics and, in over two hours, moved through nearly 400 items. The body approved on second reading all remaining items, reconsiderations followed, and the Queen’s stipend resumed at 625 dollars per month while other items were re reassigned to the Finance Committee.
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Kumaine
Bomb Thrown At Spanish King. Assassination Attempt Fails
An assassination attempt on King Aloman of Spain occurred as his party left a Barcelona exposition. A bomb exploded before reaching the intended target, injuring two nearby peasants while the King escaped unharmed.
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Spain
Associated Press
Barcelona
Aloman
Un and the Weakly Edition notices and bids summary
A compact record of public notices and bids including tenders, building permits, and real estate transactions. The summary notes mention the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin as sources for yearlong notices and related government actions.
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Manuika
Aled Benjanivn
Makers
New York
Jarantes Avery
the Kash
St I
Alu
North
Kona
Kunulakes Wil
Terment
Catholic Cemetery
King
Alco & Parkins
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Masonie Temple
Kepoikai
Inwr
Japan
Wilu
Tokio
Yalu
Korea
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Port Arthur
Waywood, Ill
Toung
Bishon Strat
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., ‘Ltd
Fort Street
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