Garfield Suggestion Stirs Territorial Delegation Debate
Governor Carter proposed appointing Secretary Garfield as pilot of a Congressional party to visit the Territory. The plan drew skepticism after messages from Kuhio and Carter. In other items, reports from Honduras claim a Nicaraguan defeat and news of the French cruiser Jean Bart loss. A note on security warns of risks in keeping papers at home.
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Carter
Kahio
Garfield
Poron
Prince Cupid
Kublo
Garfeld
Salvador
Honduras
Paris
France
Jean Bart
Senate Starts Work Ofsession With Great Energy
The Senate opened with strong energy and unity, moving swiftly to adopt temporary rules, appoint officers, and organize committees. A joint effort with the House was planned to secure a $130,000 Congress appropriation, with Bishop pledged to impartial leadership and calls for House readiness for session cooperation.
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Congress
Lane
Coolho
House
Senate
Dowsett
Covlho
Muake
Kau
Smith
Maine
Fragmentary OCR Entry Notes a Scheduled Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a scheduled meeting or event with a cryptic note about wakeful tasks and a prompt tomorrow. It mentions a person or group named Teilieith and a venue or press context unclear. The readable parts suggest a local notice style with dates and attendance stakes.
Law Effective Upon Signature in Japanese Immigration Measure
Cable dispatch from Secretary Root states the act restricting Japanese immigration will take effect upon President Boone-Welt signing the net measure. The Hawaii passport provision included in the bill becomes law on approval, as reported from Carter Honolulu.
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Boone- Welt
Congrom
Root
Carter
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bill
Hawaii and its unity in the mid Pacific voice
A dated message recalls Kamehameha I and the 1840 constitutional precept guiding Hawaii toward unity and peaceful coexistence. It reflects hopes for just action amidst race tensions and notes immigration policy battles and a large wash goods sale at Sachs.
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Hiowernor Carter
Lute
Lnake
Pat
Kouti Woull
Hawaii
Earth
Usla
Orst
Ha‘waii
Pacific
Kaulkenault
Mongolia
San Francisco
Steamship Company
Page
Com Botinand Ox Page
Bugar Tuck
Officers Of House Elected In Ballot At Holstein Session
The Hawaii House elected officers with H L Holstein as Speaker after a mostly smooth ballot. Temporary positions went to J H Wise and A M Pilanain, while L R Charten won the stenographer post and Geo Kalilikane secured janitor duties. The assembly opened with credentials reviewed, and the Chief Justice swore in members as the body prepared for permanent officer elections.
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Senate
Jong
Hewitt
Haynesden
Olock
Coetho
House
Holstein
Renate
Italec
Alif
Eloek Sha
Mahoe
Watalus
Oahu
Charles Aki
Ite Huatess
Akau
Akin
Pon Kantho
J Kulelopu
J. HL Wise Anit
Pilanain
Wineswine
C. As Hee
Phillip Pall
Wiliam Nailima, Jr
Kalelopy
Mahon
Ho .L. Holstein
Sheldon
Correa
Philip Pall
Follo
Son
Rave
Willey
Howe
Utah
Hanen
Kasiop
Kalviopu
Wikre Wan
Yates Ajunnel
Woodward
Kastikow Wan
Acelemation
Aid
L. R. Charten Cod I A. Kearns
Klee
Sheldon Ie Messenger
Kellian Kinger
Kananat
Kanimakavie
Geo. Kalilikane
Niccolls
Kelukapu
Meekapu
Moore Kalek
Kantho
Hughes
Kas Wiho
Kalelopu
Deposit Boxes Offer Protection Against Theft
The ad asserts that fires and robbers can strike at any time and place, warning valuables are always at risk unless kept in deposit boxes. It promotes a fifty cent monthly protection fee and urges readers to safeguard their possessions in secure boxes.
Commercial Club Banquet At The Seaside Hotel
The Commercial Club hosts a banquet at the Seaside Hotel tonight. The Royal Mawallan Band, detached from the Military encampment, will perform alternating with the AMAL orchestra to provide music for the event. A fairylike lawn illumination will set the mood as friends gather for the club’s evening affair.
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Royal Mawallan
AMAL
Bill Is Signed By President In Immigration Bill
Washington February 20 The President signed the immigration bill its provisions regarding Japanese are effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Floral Parade Route Details in City Center
Readable lines describe a parade formation and streets from Young Hotel to Beretania and McCully in a downtown route. The text notes a continued description on Page 5 and includes a separate Washington report: The Senate voted that Senator Smoot retain his seat amid opposition over his Mormonism.
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Mlaral Piva Wislch
King Street
Young Hotel
Richards Trent
Richarow
Sentral Calon Ehurch
Miller Street
Haven's Hospital Grounds
Hospital Grounds
Punethows Street
King
McCuily Street
McCully Street
Beretania Street
Beretania
Washington, D. C
Senate
Smoot
Mrs Thaw Under Fire In Cross Examination
The cross-examination of Mrs Eve lyn Thaw continued today with very close questioning. Meanwhile in Sacramento the state adopted the law for woman's suffrage. A schooner disaster near Nova Scotia resulted in twelve deaths as Molly H and Jubelian were lost.
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New York
WN. Y
Evelyn Thaw
Sacramento
Cal
Nova Scotia
North Sydney
Molly H
Jubelian
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Kanalua
Kuhio
the Heary Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
F. Bishop
B. Kalama
Wm. Bavidge
N. K
Chas. H
J. Katine
E. Krueger
Januore
K. Nahale
Bishop
E. F. Bishop
E. Kalama
N.K. Ly
J. Kaline
Sachs
Dan
Hawaiian Trust
New and Nobby
LACE
J. Hopp & CO
Alexandra Young Building
Us-Fargo
The
Chase Chase Co
Fort Street
MaRaia
Ces 1879
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