Hawaii Legislature Bills Seek Funds For Expenses And Schools
Five appropriation bills introduced by Minister Damon in the Senate seek funds for the legislature, school house construction across the islands, unpaid claims, and salaries. The legislature may debate increasing the totals, with proposed figures reaching up to 60 thousand for school buildings and 2,147,506 for two years of government payrolls and salaries.
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Senate
Damon
Desblete
Islands
Damon and
Cooper
Ministr Cooper
Board of Education
Eure
Paucines
Legislature in Session Advances Bills and Debates Appropriations
The legislature opened with prayer and readings of previous minutes. Officers of the House were announced. Petitions seeking tax remission and various road and waterway appropriations were referred to committees. Bills on licenses for low alcohol beverages and several public works projects were read and assigned to the appropriate committees.
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Wilder
Pearson
House
House of Representatives
McCandless
Paliboa
Finance Committee
Rice
Holstein
Senate
Dail New School Hoys
Damon
Committees On Public Health
Wilcox
Smith
Achi
Robertson
Loebenstein
Hawaii
Maui
Molokai
Oahu
Kauai
Hilo
Judiciary Committee
Houw
Kahaulotio
Gear
Judiciary Committees
V. Smith
McCand ‘Ens
Judiciary
Sanitary Committee
Sanitary Committee, Vander Auspension of the Rale Mr. Kabaulelio
Senfing & Company’s Sau Prancinou sale note
An old advertising snippet contrasts good baking powder with cheap alum containing brands. It warns that cheap powder can upset the stomach and health costs, promoting Schitting's Best as a safer grocer option. The fragment hints at a promotional line from Senfing & Company.
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Schitting
Senfing & Company
Sau Prancinou
Long Draw Competition Sparks Trophy Reform
Regiment officers push to rename the Marlin trophy program to allow bi monthly rifle shooting instead of techaoonaity. The prize has lingered for over two years and the lengthy contest prompts moving the rifle aside as other trophies come into view.
Removal of cottage from Hawaiian hotel rear to Alakea makai drive
The big three hundred cottage has finally been moved from the rear of the Hawaiian hotel to the makai side of the Alakea street driveway. The process took a week and required trimming several limbs of a large tree near the kitchen to clear a passage for the building during the transition.
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Makai
Alakea Street
Military drill notice for second battalion units
Companies C H E and D are ordered out for drill this evening by Major McCarthy. The second battalion will assemble at 7 o clock and parade 16 Bly front, double tank. The unit will march to Arwory square for the drill event.
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McCarthy
Arwory Square
All About Tobasco and W. W. Dimond’s tobacco venture
W. W. Dimond received a New York prospectus detailing tobacco culture and farm estimates. Seed from the same sources arrived weeks ago, and Dimond will experiment in the business.
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W. W. Timond
New York
Dimond
Company A Hall Event Next Tuesday Evening
Extensive preparations are underway for a grand hall event at Company A on Tuesday the 22nd. Hart's venue is listed with committee members coordinating effort and tickets prepared for attendees.
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Company A
Hart's
Adopting Hosiery Maker Badge Debate At Meeting
A large attendance of Young Hawaiiana Institute members attended a special meeting last night. Time was taken up discussing the proposed society badge. A design featuring the crest in the center of the Hawaiian coat of arms was adopted.
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Young Hawaiiana’ Institute
Amateur troupe rehearses in Opera House for Honolulu show
Their Last Herdemenal, the amateur group, offers a dress rehearsal tonight at 7:30 at the Opera House. They will present By Way of a Loke and The Palas Note, two rich comedies well staged by the Thespians.
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Honolulu
Opera
Fifth Appropriation Bill Introduced for Biennial Expenses
The Fifth Appropriation Bill presented by Minister Damon seeks nearly two million dollars for current government expenses in the biennial period. It itemizes funds for Judiciary, Foreign Affairs, Finance, Customs, Postal Bureau, Tax Office, Attorney General, Public Instruction, and related services across departments, detailing allocations for courts, printing, diplomatic costs, pensions, transports, and institutional operations.
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Bureau of Customs
Department of the Attorney General
Department of Hic
Department of Interior
Commission of Publ Registry
Bureau of Immigration
Natead
Bureau of Public Works
Fire
Damon
Senate
Judiciary Department
Supreme and
Orcuit
Ihe Dentals
San Francisco
Exaewive Council
Tod'gent Hawaiiaod
C Tneil
Department of Fiasee
Init Na
General's Office
London
Iivitentals
As Eo Janneh
Postal Bureau
Koreau
Attorney General’s Department
Rvice
Citixne’ Guard
T.he Department of Publio Lestructi N Nek
Induetivit and
Watani Treiing Seig
Tenchers’ Conventin
Bank Fond
Rivilor Cum Far Inentale
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Mawats
Dificult
George D. Gear
King and Bethel
Aroeit
William A. Henshall
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Tela
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Kaabumang Street
Edings
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King Streets
A. C. Wall
D. D
Ron Love
Fort Streat
Gilbert F. Little
LAW
Hilo, Wawaty
Aasirilian Steamship Company
Isese
Charies Dan Wells Oes
SS Kinwimara
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Circuit Cours
Fisance Otee
Aserse
Tome En Commission
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J. Waisman
J.D. Paris
Kani
Interpreter Wilcox
Loebensten
Tobasco
Royal
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