Lottery veto clash stalls dog tax bill in state House
The House conferred over a governor veto of a dog tax measure and debated passage. Attorney General Dole defined lottery to include all schemes based on payment for chances, influencing the bill’s fate as votes fell short of the two-thirds threshold.
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Dole
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Andrews
Lyn van Overend
Brown
Inger
Hoverill
Roassing
Paver
Kantho
Makekait
Dickey
Makalat
Enmeluth
Hoogs
Hawilian
Podmore Excused From Grand Jury Duty Over Citizenship Doubts
In federal court Judge convened a Grand Jury session with JW Podmore excused amid questions about his citizenship. The court noted new testimony casting doubt on his status and warned the panel about future participation. Foreman Weedon led the jury in acknowledging Podmore’s removal and the court adjourned until 9 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Grand Tire
Podmore
Mariner
Neo Siron
Potmore
Poinen
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Weedon
Jones
Maling
Judie Keter
JW. Podmore
Grand Jury
Wodmore
Etitl Glam
White Seeks Home Rule as Fight Garners Support
A Bulletin report quotes Native leader White urging a staunch stand for Home Rule in Hawaii. He criticizes fusion with the Republican party, emphasizes unity among island natives, and vows opposition to any plan that splits the party or tacks on Republican ties. He promises continued opposition to federalizing efforts until Home Rule is secured.
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Walte
Kenator
Maul
Lahaina
Ron
Wilcos
Wilcox
White
United States
Washington
Noah
Miners Quit Work At Hawaiian Copper Tunnel Site
A group of miners employed by Hawaiian Copper walked off the job near Wailuku on April 16. The strike was triggered by a contract dispute and safety concerns, prompting the men to refuse further work until demands are addressed by superintendent Waldever at the maintenance station.
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Lahaina
Wailuka
Waldever
Manaynr Larwrey
Elena
Dispensary Bill Battles Senate Amid Conflicting Debates
In a lengthy session the Senate confronted house and county measures, with divisions over an act to amend penalties and census, municipal forms for Honolulu, and delays on the dispensary bill. Minority reports urged maintaining current justice while proponents pressed for action as Lahaina and other Maui towns faced proposed amendments and budget allocations.
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Senate
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Munteipa
Honolulu
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Mawall
Joe Matter
Russel
Pew For Justice
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Maul
Nweday
Larbaina
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Haldwin
Lahalon
Circuit Court
White
Lahaina
Wallahu
Onlahel
Warnine
White Fine
Paris
Anilug
Honoliti
Hilo
Nakapanbu
Willie's Name Missing at Sea Sparks Official Search
A long sailing mystery unfolds as Wille Forrest, a fifteen year old cabin boy, is reported lost at sea near Honolulu in 1901. Government officials including Attorney General Dole and District Attorney Baird coordinate efforts with ship captains and the Territorial Public Works Superintendent to locate the youth. A plea for assistance is issued, highlighting that local authorities lack power to compel search actions and urging aid from federal representatives.
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Wille
United States
Bali
Sewreh
John C. Baled
Mawali
Dave
Five Thousand Tons Bugar and a Grand Voyage Tale
A fragmentary historic note describes a large American ship, Arthur Sewalllet, loaded with five thousand tons of cargo and towed by Prairie, anchored near Walkik during high water. The piece hints at a long voyage around the Hore Mint Paplain GAMPry area with preparations underway, and mentions observers and the ship’s departure, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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York
Arthur Sewalllet
Prarie
Hore Mint
Uae
Unclear 1900s Hawaii politics union grows
Fragmented OCR text describes union talks between Republicans and Independents in Hawaii, opposition from Democrats, and plans for Governor Dole's tenure. Notes on Wilcox statements, Hawaii’s political stance, and forthcoming actions in Washington.
Fusion urged by Hawaii delegates amid Home Rule shifts
A Hawaiian political report quotes leader of the Home Rule Party advocating fusion with the Republican Party of the United States. He argues Hawaii’s delegates favor unity with the GOP to gain mainland influence, while praising the people and urging careful voter guidance.
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Hubert W. Wilcox
Fonter's
Wilcox
United Geopte
Congres
Varinnes
United States
United Biaten Bena Tors
Hawaii
Kalanokalani
Home Rule Party
Delete Wilcox
Renite Hyes
Howe
Bulletin
Kauai
Yenterday
Robert Wilcox
Republican Party of
Republican Party
Dowlene
Will Combine for Business Purposes
A historical notice outlines a forthcoming business combination involving principal partner Meare RL Waldron and partners Charen Horster and others. It details intent, parties, and anticipated arrangements with timelines and agency actions surrounding this merger.
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Meare
Waldron
Charen Horster
Ry & Hache
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