Senate actions in Hawaii discuss bills and bond funding
In the Senate a ministerial communication answered questions on sugar dividends. bills on salaries, additional expenses, and rule changes moved. Notices of new bills on water use, immigration taxes, and bonds for refunding public debt followed, with debates on Kailua port entry and street extensions before adjournment.
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Senate
Minister of the Interior
Schmidt
Brown
Committee On
Holstein
Kawaihao
Kealakekua
Hohoipo
Lyman
Wailuku
Hilo
Kailua
Pee Pnan
House
Honolulu
McCandless
Ayes
Ranhone
Baldwin
Hocking
Horner
Northrnwp
S. Noos
Waterhouse
Wright
Hono- Into
Mani
Peeps
Kula
The Marvelous Volcano Log From Kilauea Steamer Voyage
Editor Daniel Logan reports from the steamer Kinau about Mauna Loa eruption as seen from the sea and provides sketches. The piece praises Parker Hitchcock and Gardner Wilder, notes the eruption in the summit crater, and describes the lava lake, pillar of fire, and mushrooming smoke while detailing Mahukona anchorage and sugar exports.
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Kilauea Hou
Hawaii
Evextna Butters
Daniel Logan
Moknaweondéo
Mauna Loa
Battery
Logan
Ihs
Kilauea
Samuel Parker
Mr. Parker
Honolulu
Volcano House
Dr. Dille
Dan
Kilouen
Vesuvius
Hualalai
Gardner Wilder
Howard Hitchcock
Kay
Hay
Purser Buckley
Mahukona
Court Roundup At Prisoner Court
Judge de la Vergne presided despite a cold and handled multiple cases. Defendants faced charges from assault with a deadly weapon to illegal liquor distillation and opium possession. Several pleas resulted in fines and suspensions. others were discharged or continued to set dates.
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de la Vergne
Emil Klemme
G. Noble
Ab Bing
Frank Metcalf
Koon UN
Hana (W
Peter Lewie
Atence
Abbai
Costa
Native worker injured in dray accident at Lewers & Cooke
Jacob Kekapu, a Lewers and Cooke employee, was unloading corrugated iron when a dray backed up suddenly. His right leg broke above the ankle, a stretcher was used to transport him to the hospital where his condition was described as resting easily.
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Jacob Kekapu
Lewers & Cooke
Kekapu
Steppie
May Day Festival at Queena Emma Hall
The Free Kindergarten Association hosts a May-day festival tomorrow morning at Queena Emma Hall. Five kindergartens under its care prepared exercises for the occasion. All interested in kindergarten work are invited to attend. Events begin at 10 am and replace the usual term close activities. The band will be present.
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Queena Emma Hall
Free Kindergarten Association
Japanese Colliarization of Hawaiian Land Interests
A Japanese syndicate has purchased about 1200 acres of the Hawaiian Land and Improvement Company property, located roughly fifty days distant on Hawaiian land near Hilo along Olaw road. The area is described as excellent farmland. Promoters appear to press for rapid development, with plans involving new settlers and readiness to attract white traders.
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Jewette
Johnson
New Whatcom
Shin
Kahulai
Honokos
Hilo
Smithion
D. Howerd
Hawaiian Land and Imoprovement Company
Damaged Poster Warns of Dangers at King Miron Motel
A damaged OCR fragment warns that hangings with dirty wire threaten pictures near King Miron and Motel St. The note urges quick action to prevent falls, citing a dangerous setup and the need for immediate correction.
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King Miron
Motel St
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Ayer
Golé
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
United States
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Soxeler
Mumm & Co
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Eidsieck & Co
Monopole
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Perrier
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Delbeck & Go
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Monotala Maes
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Prisimier Court
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