Wires to Be Laid Underground in Town
Report from mainline city officials praises underground wires for efficiency of the new automatic telephone system. A bill was introduced to place all wires underground in business districts. cities like Portland and Columbus cited for rapid connections and customer satisfaction.
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10 Place
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Underground
Col Soper
Wall River
Maeshaw
Stroweer Este
Augusta
Georgia
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Portland
Eldew
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Coumbus
Dayton
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Michinan the
Brooklyn Eagle
Germany
Berlin
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Supreme Court enters hearing on multiple appeals
The Supreme Court met to adjourn out of respect for a birthday as 92 cases remain on the calendar including 18 tax appeals. Notable items include the Sumner case and an appeal concerning Anna Gertz and J A Magoon. Divided fire claims await determination of claimants in Cotbrun versus Auditor J J Fishews.
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Supreme Court
Austin
Dole
Gear
Anna Gertz
J. A. Magoon
Veteran Printer Dead in Honolulu at 63
James Auld, a veteran Honolulu printer and former partner of Capitan J. H. Black, died at 7 am after years of illness from strokes. He leaves a widow, two sons, a daughter, and several siblings. Funeral set from Willem’s parlors to Catholic cemetery at 3 pm tomorrow.
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Honolulu
Atrick
IC. Advertiver
Capitan
J. H. Black
Auld
William Auld
HH. J
H.C. Morton
Harry
Abo
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Wan
Adams
Agnes Auld
St Patrick’s Day celebration planned by Triad men
A meeting is called at Waverley Mall at 7:80 this evening to discuss ways and means for a St Patrick’s Day celebration in town, organized by local Triad men.
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Waverley Mall
Notice of Intentions in Fourth Day Senate Session
The Senate opened with prayer at 10 14 led by Chaplain Exera. Secretary Bavidge read minutes approved. Senators Crabbe Brows Wilcox Dickey Basil win Isenberg McCandless Ack Paris Woods J.T. Brown Kobe Kulauoka lent Kalug attended. Debates covered statehood certification, petitions on Honolua funding and Leper Settlement roads. Hawaiian petitions caused language issues. a special session committee discussed a bill from Superintendent Cooper.
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Crabbe
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Dickey
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Isenberg
McCandless
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Woods
J.T. Brown
Kobe
Kulauoka
Lent
Kalug
Nakapaahy
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Kalavokalan
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Honoula
Baldwin Aso
Battlement
Putlie
East Maus
Hainwin
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Inenberg
Pale Me
Cooper
McCundlems
Ali
Carter Dinner Brings Unity to Territorial Legislature
A dinner hosted by George K. R. Carter at the Hawaiian Hotel brought lawmakers into closer relations and fostered unity. About 42 guests, including Senate and House leaders, enjoyed ten courses as speeches urged burying past differences and pursuing harmonious action for the Territory’s welfare.
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Hawaiiian
Terie
Paline
Senate
House
Weil
Palma
Ferns
Carter
Fred. W. Beckley
Houne Fund
Clarence L. Crabbe
Bela Carnn
Meokley
Cecil Brown Krone
Kalauokalani
Epwedies
Bee “Ey
Jonah Kahlo Kalaniandle
Haswallan
Crabbe
Hawaii House Debates Road Funding And Leprosy Laws
The Hawaii Territorial Legislature considers road funding for multiple homesteads and a macadam road project in Honoka. A bill to repeal leprosy related penalties is discussed. Several resolutions propose appropriations for roads, public buildings, and a new Koehia school, with multiple items totaling thousands of dollars.
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the Svenksr
Washington
Koniho
Hawaii
Poole
Aylett
Perenandez
Territory of Hawaii
Kuliau Homestead
Paatilo Homestead
Papalele Homestead
Robakes Homestead
Honoka Village
Malekoula Guich
Honoka Lyceum
Totamakin
Koehia
Hasmakus
Mr. Kupthen
Lown Bui
Strost
Haalitiamanu Bridge
Kapakaki
Federation to send rep to study Oriental labor influx
Chicago February 23 The Federation of Labor decides to send an official representative to investigate Oriental labor immigration to the Philippines and the Mawati possessions The move potentially shapes the federation's stance at the next Congress and could affect labor policy.
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Associated Pree
Chicago
Hae
Federation of Labor
Mawati
Philippines
Sultan Accepts Reform And Prepares for War
Constantinople reports the sultan agrees to adopt powers reforms while his government accelerates armament purchases. In Sofia Macedonian preparations continue with thousands massing for an attack on Meinik amid growing war prospects.
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Associated Pree
Constantinople
Turkey
Sofia
Marna
Macedonia
Meinik
Dewey Prize Money Awarded by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that Dewey and the Manila fleet officers may collect their prize money from the Spanish American War but rejected the prize claims of Samson and Taylor from the Santiago battle. The decision affirms Dewey and fleet officers but denies other officers' claims.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Dewey
Manila
Sampson
Taylor
Santiago
German Demand Refused and Venezuelan News Summary
German demand for immediate payment of 5 000 dollars from Venezuela rejected by Minister Bowen. Caracas reports Allies retain captured Venezuelan vessels and government troops pressing advances amid revolutionists suffers. Rawlins resolution favored in Senate Philippines inquiry. Carmack’s inquiry opposed. Ship Subsidy Bill dead in House. San Francisco declared plague free by Surgeon General Wyman.
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Germany
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Castro
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Rawlins
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Senator Lodge
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