Government payroll and expenses exceed revenues in Honolulu
A Honolulu Bulletin interview cites a monthly salary payroll of 89 988 and argues the government operates like a large business, with actual improvements and labor costs far below salaries. The report suggests borrowing funds to cover pro rata salaries for April through June and questions the sustainability of current spending.
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Wright
Honolulu
Lew Aimerene Manet
Sovernor's Council For
Shane Ae
Wwe
Government funds and taxpayers face crunch in local talks
In town, residents weigh the government’s borrowing needs and a treasurer forced to defend a perilous balance. The piece argues that high expenses strain solvency, with 70 percent earmarked for salaries and 30 percent for improvements, raising questions about debt and prudent public finance.
Juries Sitting In Dinirlet Court Over Civil and Probate Matters
The junew suthority reports Jun Fook withdrew Wie appeal in Dinirlet Court, with $25 suit for litting slope run on the street. Judge Gear ordered mutinae to stand. George R. Carter and heirs faced sixth annual account on Hens & arter property, $2700.40 received, $6240.21 paid, balance $457.25. The estate includes heirs of Chin Carter and Leone Ti Hillaway, with minors represented. W. Davia seeks leave to withdraw papers for Leone. Judge Gear denied withdrawal, then quashed plea in Kailninpelii case. Judge Humphreys presides over liquor case and jury panel includes Holt, Nour, Crook, Ordway, Homan, Sabin, Simpran, Drew.
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Jun Fook
Dinirlet
Mondal
Juulge Gear
George R. Carter
Hens & Arter
Grace Carter
Tilners
FMEA
Ant
Childinr
Chin
Carter
Leone Ti Hillaway
Hia Ate
AL Long
Ble Leone
Int
J. K. Kabookano
Cane
Kailninpelii
Astery
Geat
John Kanak
Alian
Lemos
Uolantil
Humphreys
Polua Malina
B.D. Holt
Nour
W. G. Crook
Ordway
JM Homan
Sabin HH
Simpran
MR Inc
Lh Drew
Soldiers Seek Money After Train Transport Incident
Soldiers along Fort King Nuanu and Merchant streets last night were bothered by a man from a transport unit who claimed to need funds for rational purposes. A paldiers asked a banker for a loan to buy chewing tobacco, saying they had not received pay for three months. The man handed money from his coat pocket, then the soldier bought tobacco but did not intend to purchase it. People walked by.
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Waything
I Tna Wolbost
Iy Iid
King
Nuanu
Thomas
Will Return With Bride William T HawTina
Hone ill' Younng lingers well ap itn citl fen born leaves li the Sonoma for the Jululand. Mrs Janet Bonvers for Hingepert cont. Mr Rawlins wp Wig Nawees white attending Vite ust veraity. The rauple ay be exycoped to Honolula alow the mibile of Apel.
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William T HawTina
Honeill
Janet Bonvers
Rawlins
Judge condemns punishing father for youths’ crime in manslaughter case
The court weighs fining a father for his son's offense in a Wade like manslaughter matter. Judge Gear questions efficacy of deterring crime by punishment, noting a possible one year with hard labor if the defendant cannot pay a thousand dollar fine. The prosecution and defense clash over youth, remorse, and the role of drink in the crime.
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Wade
Witlamavin
Dulne
Amalik
Wang
Chee
T. McCunts Stewart
Mark P. Robinson
A. J Camptell
Stewart
Juudor
Douthitt
Gemr
Breather
Wigan
Wong’ Chee
Dunne Cave
Hawalinne
Kona Plan and Committee Appointed Over Plantations
A committee led by JG Waller, BL Melauriy, and Henry Halwa is to manage the Noanrial matters of the Kou and the Buen Company. They aim to appoint Daman to take charge at the plantation and seek approval from majority stockholders before a re-vesting decision. The text notes delays ahead of a forthcoming event and mentions a stream and a Japanese team quarantine.
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Thy Kou
Buen Company
Hiren Vonmlating
Mesare JG
Waller
Melauriy
Henry Halwa
Inderstood Lhet Iim Nommittier
Ndeavor
Daman
de Daron
Bark Alden Besse In Honolulu Again
The Bark Alden Besse arrived in port this morning after a day at sea. A prior signal for aid was sent yesterday afternoon but assistance reached the ship only this morning. Aboard were Captain Fuller and pilot Charley Petron, with efforts focused on keeping the vessel from sinking due to a four ton leak.
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Elgiaie
Charley Petron
Diamond Mead
Fuller
Wien
Alton Etreet Watt
Witte
Buniay
Dole to resign as Hawaii governor amid White House shake-up
President Roosevelt moves to radically change Pacific administration. A letter urging Governor Doles resignation due to poor health is forwarded from Washington. Col Parker and Harold Kowal key Hawaii figures participate in lobbying for new territorial leadership as the shift unfolds.
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Roosevelt
Mid-Pacific
Gov
Dole
Santurthe Hole
Hawaii
Hemin Varker
Prine
Recreuity-Hitchoork
Hanolin
Hwa
Corrh
Tory
Haury
Montis
Gov Toles
H Carter
Viale Callas
Tanger
Col Tartar
Col Parker
Tame
Sie Eikal
Buc
Eee
Rogeerett Hawberth
White House
Checuit Cour Jude
McKinney
Hhimphreya
Ant
Ishen
Washington
Unclear Harbor Entry Described in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a harbor entrance and a vessel named in association with Irwin & Co. The text is garbled but implies a sailing event or ownership detail with limited readable facts and no clear outcome.
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Hue
Wight
Irwin & Co
Tubly
Motorman Arrest Trial Details From Street Collision
A late night incident on Lily Street led to the arrest of Beatty, accused of striking and damaging a Japanese man on a moving streetcar. The proceedings recount the chaotic scene with multiple bystanders, the theater crowd, and witnesses describing the events. The motor man, Beatt, pleaded not guilty as authorities set to continue the case into Monday.
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CO Scott
Ile Vars
Beatt
Katia
Kot Beats
Putrotman Alting Seuith
Diajatetid Alonyr
Axel Ig
Entemier
Attlorre
Lilia Strat
Smith
Mar Durtnay
Mwesteny
Honolulu Athletic Club Officers Elected for En Swing Year
The article details officers elected for the Honolulu Athletic Club for the coming year including President Chih and Vice-President Thompson. It notes cabinet and committees forming, with secretary Charley Moana and treasurer Reherme thorn among attendees at a winter meeting to plan events and supervision across departments.
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Chillingworth
Thompson
Malta
Tenem
Chih
Prommit
Chillinaworttid
Hat Gloaain
Charles Cooper EC
K. Erving
Noel Urtmef
Alberts
Carter Denies Rumors In Confused Report
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rumor denying by someone named Carter. The garbled lines mention a meeting, a wife, and general remarks, but no clear dates, places, or verifiable actions. The piece lacks coherent names and a definite event to confirm.
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