Emergency appropriation drive for Honolulu public works
A garbled report discusses an emergency appropriation of 200000 for sanitation and 40000 for water and sewer improvements in Honolulu. It mentions a veto by the House, Senate consideration, and a plan tied to Public Works Department recommendations. References to Governor, Board of Health, and funding from auto revenue are included, with continued coverage on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoooe
Nor Wrear
Alott-binith
Biard
Devtarea
Public
Hwa
Political conflicts in Wayson threaten health board talks
An article fragment discusses politics in Wayson delaying a City and County physician handover. Dr Wayson resists external pressure while prospects of cooperation with the Territorial Board loom. A meeting of a committee is hinted for today to decide dispensary control and city health matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers Tilorial Board of Health
D. Wayson
Beretonia Street
Wayson
Wal de Wayson
Movile
Sugar Ban Paranciruo Analysis Apr 12 Report
An analyst notes a sugar ban and related parity issues with unclear details. The fragment mentions a plan, timing, and references to authority or organization but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAN Pranciruo
Beete
Bishop Street–King Street Area Contact Info
A brief notice lists J Diaz at Bishop Street below King Street with a phone line 448 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vves J Dias
King St
Fairchild Land Resolution Passes Senate Debate Continues
The Senate debated the Fairchild land resolution amid opposition arguing it preserves the plantation system and expands government land control. Supporters claimed it would expose misuses and protect homesteaders, while foes warned of entrenching monopolies and resisted altering the current order. The piece notes continued discussion and a continuation on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti
Ayor—Haker
Cool Brown
Jobarein
Chillingworth
Fishchild
Makan
Quit
Robillion
Khadven Noesdudi
Howitt
Kalama
Kale Joni
Path Benning Judd
Uwe
Hiawall
Waddle Elvan
Pi Ronson
Mt IL
Senate
Fuld
Hewitt
Duit Tive Wala
Additional Property Tax Measure in House Seeks Emergency Funds
A bill discussed in the House proposes an additional general property tax in case of necessity. It outlines January budgeting, governor approval, and estimated funds to cover expected expenditures, with a potential rate not exceeding one quarter of one percent. The measure details timelines, assessment base, and collection for the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
New Ordinance Aimed at Food Safety by City Health Panel
Supervisor McCreran and health committee back drafting a stronger ordinance to regulate protection of meats vegetables and foods from flies and pests. The move follows past proposals and a court-tested standard, with McClellan urging a robust measure. The group seeks city and county cooperation to finalize the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreran
Health and Aanutation Committee
Kovern
Fies
Bill
McClellan
Clymond
Joe Cannon Opposes Reciprocity Measure
Former Speaker Joe Cannon speaks on the House floor opposing a Canadian reciprocity measure. The report notes the discussion during a session in Washington D C with reference to Associated Press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cannon
Rum Cable
Washington, D
Cannon
Baseball in Big Leagues results and rainouts
In a Tuesday schedule Francisco April 19 results show National League games with Boston 4 over Philadelphia 3 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 6 as well as New York New York 4 Brooklyn ?. American League features St Louis 4 Chicago 5. Several games postponed due to rain.
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Ea Als Ees
Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
St. Ladie
St. Louis
Chicago
Early Peace in Mexico Says Minister Zamaitona
Washington April 19 The new Mexican minister Zamaitona told President Tate that he expects peace at a party date despite daily border battles and limited federal gains He was presented to the President and the two discussed the Mexican situation Zamaitona favors a peace draft acceptable to both sides.
Rebels Lose Many in Great Battle at Durango
Tucson April 18 The rebels commanded by American William Collins were defeated at Durango. Collins and sixty of his men were killed and 180 wounded amid a clash that wounded over 200.
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Tucson
Aris
William Collins
Durango
Collins
Rebels Using Fire to Defeat Federals in Agua Prieta
Rebels set fire to a depot in Agua Prieta as part of an attack on federal forces. Casualties reported include rebels killed and wounded. A separate note from Tex, Apr 19 mentions extensive rail disruption and northern frontier tensions.
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Agua Prieta
Mex
Furniture workers strike for wage advance in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich April 19 Over six thousand furniture workers walked off the job demanding a wage advance. The strike signals a developing labor clash as talks break down and union leaders brace for extended bargaining and possible further action.
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Tanmonaton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Portuguese steamer Lusitanians sinks with eight lost
Capetown Apr 19 The Portuguese steamer Lusitanians sank with eight officers and crew lost and several saved after a disaster reported at sea.
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Cante
Capetown, & A
Cathedral Dedicated In New York Ceremony
A brief ceremonial event in New York on April 1 marked the dedication of a cathedral. Local officials and clergy attended as the building was formally consecrated and opened to the public for worship and community events.
Senate Fails to Pass Over Veto on Road Funding
The Senate debated the vetoed House appropriation of £100,000 for road works but failed to secure the necessary two thirds majority. The bill remained unpassed as the day ended, with the House already having overridden the veto according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Beir
Emigration Law in Supreme Court Attorneys Argue on Right
The Hawaii Supreme Court heard arguments on emigration law and conditions in the Territory. Cralk’s counsel urged strict construction while opposing sides debated constitutionality and the necessity of considering living conditions.
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Supreme Court
Crate
Cralk
Kinney
Baliow
Hecowitt
Watson
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Hawaii
Shippers Tax Up Today At Merchants Meeting
Discussion on lowering the shippers wharf tax continues as Merchants Association members convene at 3:70 o clock afternoon. Several levies oppose the tax claiming it not fit the industry. Attendees include Fred te Waldron and Hyla attorney with plans to present views. The case of Frank W Crate Habeas Corpus draft cited in argument.
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Shippers Wharf
Merchants’ Association
Fred Te Waldron
Ironey
Bill to Narrow Union Street Tabled in House
Public lands committee reports that Senate Bill No. 117 to relocate part of Union Street does not widen the street and would defeat the Bishop street extension to Teretania. The House tabled the measure, citing opposition and urging Bishop street work proceed under public works authority.
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Public Lands Committee
House of Rapre
Senate
Scnme
Upton Street
Howse
Affonso
Reig Tue
Onion Street
Bishop Street
Teretania Street
Chah Alfonso
Towee
Kanokoniyaye
Huddy
Cockett
Fone
H. J. Holstein
House of Representatives
E W. Quing
Union Street
Honolulu
Heretonia Street
Sugar Stocks Rise on Honolulu Exchange Activity
Stocks advanced with Sosas, Oshu, Hwa, and McBryde driving tempo on the Honolulu Exchange. Unofficial street buzz said sugar's New York call at 3.98. The halo market listed Olaa, Olan, and Ewa with varied bids and asks amid scattered trading on the board.
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Sosas
Aukar
Honolulu
Oshu
Hwa
Ataber
Nales
Ee Ouhi
McBryde
New York
Sate
Honolulu Consolidated OU Lao Lgt
Humaama Ol Co
AO Templar Ranch OU Co
Ide 16 Venture
Dev
Purtesima
Cece
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Board of Health
Territorial Board
Pabolo Hill
Ocean View
Kalihi
Fairchild Land
Effidiain
Vatrehill
Henate
Renator Baker
Watd Baker
Baker
Syain
Tetralitinis
Ceeil Brewe
Wa- Hive
Mexico
Andl Brean Cable
Tex
Many Raillerthern
Cameriated
New York, N. Y
Sam
Says
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