County Pay Mix Up Nearing Resolution in City and County
A disputed salary adjustment for City and County workers covering March 1 through March 15 nears final terms. The Mayor and Board of Supervisors have agreed on liquidation of claims. Treasurer Trent supports the plan. Small totals are involved, roughly $200 for mayoral and supervisor appointees, with divisions based on who worked and who held the keys of time.
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Board of Supervisors
Maren
Trent
Imael
Vern Nye
Board of Survivors
Amnet
Supreme Court
Legislatiure
Ita
Department Home
Wilson
Nd Aik
Cumuninn
Havin
Sime
Curinfan
Jay
Paolo
Cox
Cummins
Pocket Veto Looms Large Over Territory Bill
Beventeen bille and Joint rev olution passed by the Legislature and sent to the Governor for approval. The governor has not signed or vetoed before adjournment, with ten days to act, leaving several measures on the brink. The most important is the Great Register bill for voter records. Some bills are already dead or near the danger line as the governor is away in Pearl City with ex President Fairbanks. The attorney general says the governor can sign within ten days after passage. Continued on Page 8.
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Danker
Pearl City
Fairbanks
Arter
House
Senate
Dole
Grand Jury repudiates published statement in Honolulu
A Honolulu Grand Jury rejects a falsified statement claimed as their view criticizing the Attorney General on sidewalk safety and hanging issues. The foreman is authorized to file the resolution with the First Circuit Court clerk.
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Puebic
Ayrrtt
Grand Jury
Ander
Hhe
Attorney General's Department
Nigny
Honolulu
Thin
Rand
Belief Kuhio Could Become Territorial Governor Following Rumors
The text reports rumors that Delegate Kuhio might become the chief executive of the Territory if Governor Frear is replaced by President Taft ally, with talk of Frear’s recommended judges and a looming reshuffle. McClellan says he knows nothing of the proposition, while Kuhi o’s supporters push the Affonso resolution and Organic Act debate as part of the power shift.
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Kuhio
Tly
Proudent
Taft
Frear
Kubio
Mongolia
Taft, Forney Clash Over Sugar Tariff Debate
Congressman Forney of Michigan spoke on the House floor amid the sugar tariff debate. He argued for Philippine trade concessions, pledging to accept 300,000 tons of sugar from the Philippines while asserting President Taft would avoid further reductions in the sugar schedule. The exchange highlighted tensions over tariff policy and sugar imports.
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Congressman Forney
Michigan
Fordnes
Congrem
Fordney
Fam
Philippines
Phone Company Plans Underground Lines for Honolulu
The telephone company outlines plans to bury wires to reduce induction and outages. A 60 day extension prompts a Coast visit to study automatic systems, with Mr Lehigh overseeing improvements and a desire to deliver the best possible service. The underground work aims to preclude field problems and speed repairs, despite funding limits.
Legislative scramble for treasurer post ends with delays
After adjournment the legislature faced a stalled treasurer confirmation as Governor Frear could not find a suitable candidate. Willard Hinawa Wak declined the nomination, Mark Robinson also refused, and two others were asked to let the governor appoint them but declined. Pratt was expected to be renominated six times before being passed over.
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Lily
Renate Lawt
Frear
Rink
Willard Hinwa
Will
Mark Robinson
Pratt
Senate
Messina Fire Threatens Christian Quarter Women
April reports from Adana and Hamdin describe disaster amid Messina fire and floating bodies in the river after attacks by Mohammedans. San Francisco market notes on sugar and oil quotes, with technical commodity figures. A high school event is announced with a fancy dress ball linked to athletics.
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Adana
Messina
Hadsin
San Francisco
Cal
Territorial Messenger Service Ad Offers Reliable Punctuality
Get the Best here is no advantage trying un proven messengers. Get those you r s now to be reliable and prompt, the kind we have. TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE. PHONE 361.
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Territorial Messenger Service
Trust pays $900000 two million-dollar Sugar Trust settlement
New York April 29 The American Refining Company pays nine hundred thousand dollars into the United States Treasury completing two million in fines for fraudulent weighing of sugar by the Luxor Trust. Found guilty as charged the trust pays the fine and government drops further prosecution. Washington approves an overall settlement of the Sugar Trust case.
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New York
N. Y
American Refining Company
United States Treasury
Lux Wor Trust
Washington, D.C
Sugar Trust
Execution of Nadir Pasha for palace revolt in Constantinople
In Constantinople on April 29 Nadir Pasha second eunuch of the palace was executed for instigating a revolt. The event underscores ongoing instability within the Ottoman capital and reflects the authorities’ decisive response to political agitation.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Nadir Pasha
It Is Pratt Or Who A Mott-Smith Mystery Bulletin
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political matter tied to Territory governance, health boards, and a territorial salary. Mentions Maldini, a governor, and a potential superintendent role amid malaria economic concerns.
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Pratt
Mott-Smith
Gowly
Rurbot
Afuleeiy
Minoth
Luimbigria
Met
Maldini
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