Dike of Gornwall Debates and Pension Bills in Senate Session
The Haute convened for the afternoon session as the Public Landy Committee reported on damages claimed by Maal sugar planters. The committee advised granting the claim while discussing various bills including Hover DU 84 franchising the Standard Telephone Company, and a proposal to fund commission expenses. The session saw extensive debate on taxation, a new telephone company, and public works with adjournment after a long discussion period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Landy Committee
Wm. Whiteli
San
Uinalae
Kaniho
Hooge
Trenns
Am & Hoes Hi
Ayme—Hihie
Elk Felitkon
Dicey
Rebectson
Wilcox
Inspector of Welgate and Measures
Ambiguous Legislative Fragments Surface From House Notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at deliberations on taxation, mounting costs, and minimal amendments. Representatives rushed final action before the House adjourned, with mentions of percentages and a debated question 34. The text preserves a snapshot of procedural activity and incomplete lines.
Miners Turmoil at Hawalias Comer Tunnel Bajo 6.05
Report covers mining dispute near Wailuku with the Walluka Star Company challenging H C 44 00 in court. Judge Humpheesa ruled for the former while earth dumping and contract terms provoke further legal and labor friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Hawalias Comercial Tunnel
Nawii
Bet
At & SiKar Company
W. J. Lairowy
Irving
Broweh
Uinere Ts
Waldeyer
Uy Niling Negineer
Hv Bolas
Aguinaldo Manifesto from Emilio Aguinaldo
April 19 release in which Emilio Aguinaldo declares his support for peace with the United States and explains his allegiance to the Filipino cause. He asserts the Filipino people seek freedom under U.S. protection and condemns renewed fighting, urging unity toward liberty under American guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manite
Agni Ho
Talauda
United States
Emilio Aguinaldo
Wall Street Boom Sparks Record Trading Day
New York markets surged with the index climbing as prices rose and volume spiked. Traders cheered the late-session rally, tallying a heavy day with Union Pacific activity and a reported million dollar turnover amid brisk buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific Amet
Oranger
Senator Clark Attacked In Street Behind Madeleine Church
An account reports Senator Clark returning to his hotel after midnight when three roughs attacked him near Madeleine Church. A French cabman named Marlow intervened, beating the assailants with a whip as Clark struggled and was robbed in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perle
Clark
Mantas
Fabian
Madeleine Church
Mons Marlow
Seam Clark
Jane
Shamrock II Near Ready for Launch at Glengow
The Shamrock II nears readiness for launching with evening workers at Dennys yards under Mr. Watson’s eye. Sir Thomas Lipton praises the vessel as the finest yacht on this side of the Atlantic, with experts agreeing. The notable figure is expected to attend the launch and arrive tomorrow hoping for a successful debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glangow
Apell
Dennys
Realatinos
Abe
Jen
Thomas Lipton
Bolent ‘Thidruday
Hawaiian matters in Congress by Coloya Wilcox speech
The meeting at YM featured Coloya Robert W. Wilcox addressing Hawaiian issues in Congress. Wilcox urged reform and Western development measures while praising the American form of government and urging continued trust in national institutions. The crowd reacted with discussion of Supreme Court decisions and related political topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mab
Congress
Coloya Robert W. Wilcox
Wilcox Wa
C. L. Athodes
Wilcox
Wilcow
Able
Mr. Whee
Hoy
Warhington
British Ninth Lancet ambush report from Pretoria
Dispatch from Pretoria reports that a party of the Ninth Lancore was ambushed with casualties including Hdeut, MacDonald, and three others killed and five wounded. The message notes a cooling effect after successive British advances and hints at renewed resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
MacDonald
Japan as reformer warned by Shanghai correspondent
Shanghai Morning Post correspondent says Japan could back reformers to topple the Manchu dynasty if China appears unable to prove stability. The dispatch notes strong motives and potential influence from Tokyo on Chinese internal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Hel
Ruwata
Sugar Ruling Upheld Release of 1000 Prisoners
A garbled World Telegraph style report notes a sugar ruling, mass prisoner release, and related political shifts. It mentions General Appraisers, Hoarded sugar cane, and a resignation by President Raymond with plans to depart May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Hoymoul
Tivattlh
Hla
Peace Talks in London Amid Turmoil and Delayed Negotiations
Fragmented report shows ongoing peace talks between Lord Kitchener and allied generals stretching into April. Communications suggest divisions within the government and uncertain progress toward a ceasefire or treaty terms amid political discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hi Ieee
Lord
Sugar Tax Debate Remains In British House of Commons
A fragmented report from Parliament outlines the proposed sugar tax with estimates for revenue and expenditure in 1001-2. It notes high member attendance, public interest in new taxation, and a tentative graduated tax scale on refined sugar to fund government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainiten
Howe of Commons
Stanite
Epltieleuy
Bills Move Through Senate in Busy Afternoon Session
The Senate advanced several measures including a plan for an electric railway and a temporary station committee, passing third readings by varied margins. Voting patterns showed a mix of party lines and concessions, with an evening session extended to conclude business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawiiha
de Ruse
Sir
Russel
Senate
Jacov Coper
Bork
Decidedly Brilliant Prospects For Electric City Transport
An分析 of urban transit compares electric tramcars with independent battery vehicles. It discusses operating costs, flexibility, and the potential for reduced capital outlay, suggesting batteries and autonomous vehicles may advance city transportation while tram systems face investment and structural limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam Dinpinoe
Iierem
Hiah
Tana
Venelra
Atreata
Rhureen of
Drisent Brat Car Ayateme
Casslar’s
Odd Fellows Anniversary Observed by Honolulu Lodge
Odd Fellows of Honolulu celebrated the anniversary with a Progress Ball event featuring a nine‑prayer program led by Rev. Alexander Macintosh and a proclamation by J. D. MeVeleh mint by Mixelola Harbor. The night included lectures by Prof. Sharp’s orchestra, table dances, and a dance floor opening after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odi
Honulili
de Fine Piyle Joot
Inlet
Alexander Macintosh
J.D. MeVeleh
Siater
Rebekah
Lander
Imepary
Tm Cal Prageat
Bro
J. 1
Mp Yeigh
B.D
Chaleman
Eran
Bol
A. F, Clark
J.B. Kwey
Charlork
Roda L
Cutting
Bieter
Witmannester EA
Me Kochnie
Stator
M. Smith
Statens
Gurney
Bios
O. Sellers
Kigodein
Mekey
Lister & J. Aiton
Pon
Gyro
Malone
SG Rep
GOW
Bitea
Bro A
Pcat
Willinens
Biro
O. Sellen
Hiro
Goodwin
Meaty
Leo
Funeral of Inte Mins Kamokeha Kelama at Makawao
Wathika April 20 funeral for Inte Mins Kamokeha Kelama from the Makawao family residence with about fourteen carriages and thirty horse drawn mourners. The service at Makawao Church was conducted by dove Kuthablatt Kalina, with offerings by young girls from the Buntay school. J Wy led a hymn as the body was carried to the grave at Joba Kalama near Brave and the burial followed prayers by Mor Kalitio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathika
Makawao
Pri Craton
Dove
Kuthablatt Kalina
Buntay School
Dovvanmd
Faughe Chen
Dadew J. Wy
Katia
Enita Giztom
Box Miles
Worlef
Dermanod
Mor Kalitio
Joba Kalama
Fragmented OCR Tale of a Maritime Event From Panabeet
Fragmented readable phrases describe a maritime incident near Panabeet with references to a series of events, a duel, and a forthcoming display at a location called Sere. Names and exact places are garbled, but a tension around a tochte event and a failed plan is hinted.
Platt and the Guabans in Havana Cuba interview outline
An uneven interview discusses Cuban constitutional matters and property rights amid Cuban unrest. It notes the US position on independence and the Havana convention, with property owners favoring continued American protection and Cuban leaders divided on revolutionary outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uwitet
Che Mil
Lee
Fta
Uber
Havana
Adeentierere
Roe Fisserson
Ciba
Howite
Vite Staten Amt
Colaoe
fAD CONCERT AT RETIN SQUARE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
The Gund orchestra presents a Sunday afternoon concert in Retin Square with Marek The Bersagner Ellenberg Overture The Yeoman Priyol Equire Belection Ermanl Vert Walta The Syrena Waldtentet Lag Good Klee Conte Star Spangled Manner Part 1 The Old Hundred Overture Tita Mortar Adagiomsunate Pathetic Beethoven Anlante Surprise Symphony Part 1 Selection The Rowe of Sire Filenbere Lavenery Warter Intermpern Jahime Lorsine Overture Murmuring Pare Beushion The Star Spangled Banner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gund
Marek
Ellenberg
Yeoman Priyol
Bohan
Pratran
Hardy Iirand
Sire Filenbere Sr
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Gornwall
Ammerath
Tickey
Teekley Enoke
Teobertson
Vinmelith
Robertson Hind
Robertson
von Thip
Emmeluth
Pererke
Ullateral Hele
Etfanger
Eich Manufacturing Emtabliahy
Brame Teto
Wittiks
Joan Campabtes
Watton Works
College Hills
Ffi
Castle & Lansdale
Tha House
Aijournen
Contenet
Senator Clark
Shamrock
Supreme Court
Coir
Vetere
Japan
Stata
ANC
Geemral Murra
Alonaltze Lin Kewnatien
Wray Taylor
Comet
Amy Lenibiart
Winrem
AGAI
Piemare
Dacken
Adlermans
Vannah
Ues
Airco Ain
ODD Fellows
Mss Kalama
Heror
Belee
Hdeemone
Platt and
the Gubans
Wigek Cott
Goat
Man Oma
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