Kuhio plans for visiting delegation to Hawaii
J Kalamanaole, delegate to Congress, urges commercial groups to fund a June or July delegation of about twenty men and their wives to Hawaii. He seeks authority to invite and arrange ocean transport with Pueblo Mail Co and steamer plans, aiming to leverage the presidential campaign context for two years of legislative aid. He notes late legislature limits and asks for swift action by February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muder
Dan Fiat
Carter Muggert
Pueblo + S Mall Co
Ocean Transporta
Cormmute
Pete
Hawaii
J. Kalamianaole
Congroa
Machine Made Poi Delivered In Cleansed Cans Citywide
Abbreviated notice reports a machine produced poi delivery service operating with thoroughly cleansed cans and nationwide reach. The terse item hints at logistics and ordering instructions amid unclear source lines. Local context suggests a small business or promotional note without full details.
Thaw Trial Delayed by Juror Death and Arbitration Hope
The Thaw trial was continued due to the death of Juror Bolton allowing jurors to depart briefly. In Washington, Presidents of Honduras and another republic assured Roosevelt that they may arbitrate their disputes and will accept court arbitration outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Special Cobley
New York, N. Y
Bolton
Washington, D. C
Honduras
Roosevelt
Venture and Sonoma to be laid off on return voyage
A cablegram from Oceanic Steamship Co. to Wi G Irwin & Co. reports that Venture and Sonoma will be laid off on their return voyage. Sonoma is not mentioned in the message. It is rumored the layoff is temporary, tied to subsidy talks in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Steamship Co
Wi. G. Irwin & Co
Iowa
Tor de Tite
Venture
Sonoma
Sonomé
Oceanic
Home
LIT
Pam
Congress
Myrtil s Officers and Club Annual Meeting Report
Myrtilepout Club held its annual meeting last night electing W W Harri as president TY King as vice president J F Roper as treasurer 1 Spalding as treasurer Jonking as auditor frank Bechert as captain Trustees named A Ewart G Heechert C Olivin The report noted discontinuance of the Pearl Harbor annual race due to high costs and no decision read. railroad contract expires with next race discussion covered income methods.
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Myrtlepout Club
W.W. Harri
TY. King
J. F. Roper
Spalding
Jonking
Frank Bechert
A. Ewart
G. Heechert
C. Olivin
T. V. King Heart
Pearl Harbor
Knocker of Honolulu Exposed by Delegate Kuhio Tale
Fragmented excerpt recounts congressional debate over Hawaii fortifications funding. Mentions Hawaii coast batteries and wires costs, appropriations for defense of the Philippines and Hawaii, and a later amendment rejected after military advice favored defense. Continues on page 2.
Hawaii Gets Much From Congress Despite Refund Bill Failing
Hawaii officials report rising federal appropriations with near certainty of about 1,000,000 dollars for Hawaii. They hoped refunding debt legislation would pass, but Speaker Cannon remains firm against it, limiting progress. The message from Kuhio emphasizes ongoing gains from Congress and the belief the current session will be favorable to Hawaii’s funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Hawaii
House
Philippines
Haiwaii
Thiat
Dutor
Hulletin
Congress
Cannon
Floral Parade Plans Roosevelt Prize for Largest Filly
The Floral Parade organizers announce a Roosevelt prize for the largest filly to feature in the Washington's birthday event. A grand display of attractions, enthusiastic crowds, and new riders are expected as Walnut transportation arrangements proceed. The finance committee reports strong community support, with grandstand funds soon for sale to raise revenue.
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Washington
Pacu
Reali
Walauae Transportation
Iris
Baseball Park
Aale
Willy
Dami
Wake law against drinks on credit in Wake bill
A Wake bill adds new features to liquor control granting supervisors power over licenses and a misdemeanor for enticing women or a man to drink on premises. It prohibits drinks on credit and strengthens authority to grant or revoke licenses. The measure, supported by the Liquor Dealers Association, introduces new penalties and regulatory tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Captain McVey Admits He Left Larchmont
Captain McVey of the steamer Larchmont concedes he was among the first to abandon ship after its loss on February 12 near Block Island. About 180 passengers were drowned in the disaster. The incident adds to a string of maritime fatalities noted in the wake of the voyage.
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Block Island
R. 1
McVey
Larchmont
Disagreement in County Committee over municipal bill wording
The executive committees of the County Committee met at noon to debate a municipal bill drafted by a special committee, but the majority failed to agree. Names mentioned include Nugarun Fernandes, Chas Clark, J. He, and Harey Mi fay objecting to provisions for metabolic treatment and other disputed sections. The report notes a minority view by Murray and that Dirake withdrew from the committee amid internal tensions. A Grand Clearance Bale is announced for Friday to Monday by LB Kerr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugarun Fernandes
Chas, Clark
San Princisco
Harey Mi Fay
Yarenané ’ Hey
Murray
Miles
Jeannot
Kerr & Co Thin
Risky House Paper Security Seems Worth Four Dollar Bet
A speaker notes the unseen risk of keeping valuable papers at home until a fire or burglary occurs and proposes a four dollar annual plan to guarantee security. This item presents a cautious consumer gamble in securing documents.
Party Wants the Visitors Party Wants the Fie executive contilute
A fragmented report notes a political scene with mention of the Visitors Party, Renate Ladins, and an upcoming meeting. It describes aspirations, amendments, and consent as the parties discuss procedure to avoid delays in readings and establish a course for the reform effort amid unclear wording and several damaged fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Laken
Jane
Fae
Atuernian Hawaiian Shipping Co Buys Line Two Freighters
In a brisk market note the Atuernian-Hawaiian Shipping Co secures two large freighters for its Atlantic and Pacific routes. The Mathew is slated for Atlantic service while the Minour is chartered for Ah. Co. operations, signaling a shift in line capacity and seasonal shipbuilding demand.
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Hovangey Co
Alitaut
cArey
Mathew Witl
AH. Co
Owith Fae Slater Ship
Gow
Cite
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