Hilo Politicians in Lively War Over Clerk Post
Special bulletin from Hilo Hawaii reports a four to three vote to discharge T. J. Ryan Democrat, former manager of the Pasion campaign, as clerk in the County Treasurer’s office. Eugene Lyman and Home Ruler were appointed to succeed him. The fusion majority on the board is described as utterly split. A centre committee proposal to appoint Ewaliko was referred by a four to three vote.
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Hilo
Hawaii
T. J. Ryan
Eugene Lyman
Home Ruler
Ewaliko
Hawaii Papers Report Ozawa Rulers Back Steamship Combine Claim
An item in The Hawaiian Journal Chronicle recounts Ozawa ined ho rulers backing a steamship combine and credit claims. The piece discusses Honolulu hotel proprietors, political alignments of Home Rulers and Republicans, and a labor pay resolution of 150 per day debated at a Home Rule meeting on Kukut Street.
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OZAWA
Steamship Combine
Tne
Pita
Dujanese
HUE
Danity Whee
Phenters’ Association
White Fe
Eliain
Neuliol
Hotel Y Elite 4
Stormer
Anwena
Kukut
A. Cox
Watatua
Huxtace
Archer
Ielves
Home Rails
Huttoce
Harvey
Fern
Legislative Tug of War Over Refund Bill Debate
The article notes a heated dispute in the legislature over whether to veto an appropriation for expenses tied to the refunding bill. Merchants association leaders and the board of directors discussed strategy and potential impacts, with messages indicating ongoing lobbying and continued debate into the afternoon.
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Cannan
Marie Cuaested
To Kuhio burn Dalzell and Hamilton during passage
A brief, fragmented report notes dramatic actions by lawmakers including Kuhio calling for burns to Dalzell and Hamilton as a refund bill moves through Congress and signals a heated procedural moment amid cable dispatches and shifting alliances.
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Dalzell
Hamilton
Lilikalan Lowers Ambitions for Congressional Help
Five dozen applicants seek support from the central committees for a government post. The latest list includes KK Litton and Tani, both seeking nomination for the House. Howe A. K. Fatpe and Ringer also seek positions, with updates on their candidacies and roles in the shifting slate.
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Gemmlti
Ripublica
Lisle
Honorn
Vermont
Privat
Stenoxragher Howe
Atenr
Mowe
Heromne
Rovert A. Churton
Beauties 10 Lend Charm Parade on Mackin Island
The Floral Committee plans a parade featuring Beauty contestants and equestrians. Annie Rowe, from Ilo, Mia Rowe, and Mie Hore are highlighted as notable riders. new representatives from Hawaii and Kailua are anticipated. Plans include mounted pages and arrangements for island contingents with widespread community support.
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Annie Rowe
Ilo
Mia Rowe
Chine
Hawaii
Tle
Omatn
Hiwailin Beauty
Bie
Eric Kasson
Peter Malvin
Luit
Mir Alalinn
Awe
Avery
Kaaal
Franei Gay Fae
Lin
Salons of Hawaii Stand Pat on County Affairs
The Hawaii County Board of Supervisors received reports from the Honalute Iron Work detailing machinery mounting costs to 12,000. The board voted unanimously to approve the contract, confirming the farmer representative and the Roar Highe pontri ne as key figures in the decision.
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Hullette Winstone Hilo
Hawaii
He Waii
Japanese Man Run Over by Railroad Train
A Japanese man was killed when struck by a railroad train on the Kahului line near Molokai. The body was taken to the city for coroners inquest with a jury pending and a coroner’s report expected. The accident occurred early morning and the victim’s identity is to be confirmed.
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Qabi Burial and Land Co
Elie
Thie
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Oceanon Fy
Shere Willan Jarrett
Hick
Olt Kallis
David Kaahani
Albert Trask
Ge Awinton
Iwo Mosamuin
Otte Res
World's Greatest Drydock Planned in San Francisco
Plans are completed for a massive dry dock at Hunter's Point in San Francisco, touted as the largest of its kind in the world. The facility will dominance ship repair activity and anchors a major maritime project in California.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hunter's Point
Presidents seek arbitration to ease Central American tensions
President Roosevelt urged by the United States has asked Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala to mediate to avert trouble between Nicaragua and Honduras. Also in U S dispatches the Thaw case unfolds with Mrs Thaw testifying about her late husband and Stanford White as defense hints at more damaging testimony to come.
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Mexico
Mex
Ding
Roosevelt
Costa Rica
Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
N. Y
Harry Thaw
Thaw
White
Delmas
Governor Assassinated in Pensea National Tragedy
Associated Press reports Governor Alexandrovisky of Pensea was killed in Pensea Russia on February 6. The assassin died by self-inflicted action, ending the attack.
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Associated Press
Pensea
Russia
Alexandrovisky
Safe vault protects papers and valuables for four dollars a year
Bulletin advertises a secure vault service with emphasis on mattress hiding spots being unsafe. It promises protection for papers and valuables at a safe de vault offered for four dollars annually, stressing privacy and security.
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