Biennial Finance Report Shows Tax Trends and Imports
Minister Damon submits a rare comparative review of the Republic’s finances since its organization. The report highlights rising receipts for 1896 97 and 1897, tax shifts toward corporations, rising customs duties, and increased imports from the United States and Great Britain. It notes stronger revenues from land leases and harbor improvements, and urges reform of assessments and wine duties.
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Lago Fund
Damon
Messrs
T. C. Porter
G. R. Carter
W. A. Bowen
Customs Bureau
United States
Great Britain
Great Bri
Germany
China
Japan
California
Hawaii
Sapsa
Wiander the Hawgested
Baew
Interior Office
San Francisco
Faod
Iuterior Department
Land Office
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Honolulu
Registry of Dots Bureau
Wales
Money-back deal assures honesty safety with Schilling’s Best
Advertising notes a money-back offer from Schilling and Company for Schilling’s Best baking powder and tea. The pitch promises a refund if the customer is not satisfied.
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Schilling
Schilling & Compan Tar
Legislature in Session Elects Speaker And Sets Committees
The Senate and House convened with President Walder presiding and Chaplain Pearson opening. Oath administered to officials, Kaulakou elected Speaker, Kaai Vice Speaker, Keola permanent secretary, Waim on chaplain. Committees on Foreign Relations, Judiciary, Finance, Public Lands, Commerce, Public Health, Military, Enrollment, Rules and more named. several bills introduced for session funding and schoolhouse support. Adjourned to 10:10 tomorrow.
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Waterhouse
Lyman
Buei Hern
Damon
Jon
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Convittee
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Achi
Lottom
Robertson
Masara
Koni
Loebenstein
Loebenstin
Therfore Pacoe Uetars
Hobertron
A. G M. Robertson
A. Atkinson
W. PB. Pogue
A. G. M. Robertson
W. C. Achi
K. Ky
W Gvar
J.D. Paris
L. L. McCandless
W. Kani
Commerce
Agriculture
G. Wilder
P. Ixenberg
EB Richards
A. V. Gear
A. T. Atkinson
D. H. Kabaulelio
P. RB
Leenberg
E. E. Richards
J.D. Paria
K. Karo
L. L. McCandlone
D. H. Kahaalelio
D. H. Kahadelio
W.C. Achi
A.T. Atkinson
WP. E Suliary
A. G. M. Robert Aes U O Avhi
Kyoa
Coe Pane
F. Pogue
Aly
Fio
B. Lovbenstein
LL. McCandless
W. O Ashi
A.V. Gear
D. HL. Kabaulelia
D H. Kabwalelia
We Kani
Paris
E. BE
RL Laenberg
Smith
W. L. Wilcox
Loehwnstein
Howevr
Wilcox
Representative Loebenstein Raps for Order at Ten Sharp
The Committee on Credentials reported papers of Sr. Kaeo in due form. Absirman Loebenstein excused Mr. Kaeo until other business had progressed. Attorney General Smith argued that the acceptance of members was the priority before any other business.
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Loebenstein
Sr. Kaeo
Absirman Loebenstein
Mr. Kaeo
Smith
Funeral of Charies W. Day Held at Temple
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the temple for Charies W. Day. Mrs. Woodward, the aunt, requested the family hymn Nearer My God to Thee. Wray Taylor played the organ as walls lilies adorned the casket. remains were placed in the Paty vault awaiting Dr. Day’s return from Sinton.
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Charies W. Day
Tote Fixed in Telophone Office Annex
The annex to the telephone office board was placed this morning. It was practically manufactured by Captain J. W. Pratt with the assistance of Superintendent Cassidy and Chas. S. Crane. The addition enables the company to take all communications at cover. A new modern switchboard will arrive from Chicago in about six weeks.
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J. W. Pratt
Cassidy
Chicago
Rainstorm Ravages Waialae Fences and Valleys
A severe rainstorm swept Waialae this morning between 1 and 6 with lightning and thunder. Fences were washed away and deep freshet damaged many routes and gables as valleys bore the brunt of the surge.
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Yenra
Waialae
Cyclomere Postponed to Evening of February 28
Due to heavy camp activities over the past 24 hours the ree program arranged for Cyclomere tonight has been postponed until the evening of February 28.
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Ree
Desertion charge against Domingo Parker in Portugarss case
Domingo Parker, a Portugarss enilor, was intected today on a charge of desertion from the abip Dmond Hend.
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Domingo Parker
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