Senate Demands More Money for House and Expenditures
The article reports ongoing Senate moves to boost funding for the House and related expenses, noting proposals for a $814,000 appropriation for ex penses and additional allocations to cover staff and publishing costs. It describes debates over appropriations, committee reviews, and plans to push the measure through both chambers, with figures cited for various line items and upcoming readings. The piece references named officials and institutions and alludes to related land and property matters in a broader legislative context.
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Senate
Hout
Honale
Howe
House
Renee
Mencire
Judd
Carl
Hireel
Gianoli
Lenni
Direct Vote for Senators Amended by Senate
Washington February 21 the Senate adopted a key amendment to the rencos on direct vote for senators by popular ballot. The amendment grants Congress power to regulate elections to ensure the suffrage is not interfered with and that each provision is necessary to safeguard the vote.
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Hmaeuclatial Presa Cahhe
Washington, D.C
Lwest
United States Senate
Congress
Taft Recommends New State Constitution for New Mexico
President Taft sent the proposed New Mexico constitution to Congress for ratification. Nine special messages urged approval, as did Taft in a formal dispatch. The move signals federal endorsement of the draft governing document for the territory’s path to statehood.
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Taft
Uebon
Washington
Cangr
State of
New Mexico
Action on Queen's Claims Awaits Return of W C Smith
The legislature debates settling the queen's claims against the United States. Talks of a lump sum payment, ranging from 75000 to 200000, surface as W C Smith returns from Washington. Lawmakers aim for a settlement in exchange for the queen relinquishing further claims.
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W. C. Smith
United States
WO. Smith
Washington
Stith Ie
Waington
Waikilei
Hawaiian Agricultural Company Reports Crop Yields and Finances
The annual meeting at Castle and Cooke offices reelected officers and heard manager W G Oca and teacher George H Robertson report yields slightly below last year due to scarce rainfall. They foresee 14,000 tons of sugar from about 4,400 acres, with 1,100 tons in bags. Treasurer Robertson notes assets and dividends. Manager W W Goodale of Waialua reports 1911 grinding progress and irrigation costs.
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Hawaiian Agricultural Company
Co Brewer & Company
Oca
George H. Robertson
Wii
SOROP
Roberton
Mager Julian Monsarrat
Kapapala Ranch
W. W. Goodale
Waialua Agricultural Company
Castle & Cooke
Goodile Saya
Pat
Taye
Erinding
Refined Sugar Market Gains Amid Price Push
A garbled bulletin notes sugar price movement with scattered names and places. Despite the unclear text, key terms suggest refined sugar rising and a sale or market action possibly tied to Bishop or New York references and a dated note around February 24.
Senate ratifies Japanese treaty amid protests
Washington Feb 24 The United States Senate approved the Japanese treaty ending opposition. The measure imposes no immigration restrictions, leaving that issue to the Japanese government. Violent protests from California were disregarded.
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Sore Prens Cable
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Senate
California
Water Works Privatization Debate In Territorial Revenue Plan
A proposed shift to private control of Honolulu Water Works dominates early discussion. The plan links water management to a fund, with charter changes to allow a private corporation to operate the system and a court to oversee revenues. Critics warn of losing public control, while supporters push for a modern funding mechanism without extra appropriation.
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Honolulu Water [Works Ty
Choir Prem
Heire Mont
Public School Fund Commission
Association of the Winds
Executive Department
States of the Union
Roth
Congress
Bodies of mine victims recovered at Belmont mine
Anínelated Prean Cwbse.y reports in Tonopah that the Belmont mine fire has been subdued. Eleven bodies of those known to be entombed have been recovered.
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Tonopah
Belmont Mine
Han Prancibe Fe Summary of an Unknown Event
Incomplete readable text referencing Hanlon and Sheddery with unclear context. The fragment provides no clear event dates places or outcomes. No verifiable facts beyond personal names and garbled phrases.
Mayor Fern in Legislative Battle Over Road Supervisor Post
The clash between Mayor Fern and the Honolulu Board of Supervisors over the road supervisor's abolition continues in the Territorial Legislature. A bill by Representative Fernandes would create a Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways elected like the county attorney, with a $2400 salary and $16,000 bonds, shifting control from the mayor to the supervisor. The House debated amendments and adjourned to Page 2 after routine business and committee work.
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Fern
Board OF Supervisors
Territorial
Fernandes
Onlin
Honolulu
Uecea
Mayer
Howse Wel Tnt
Tinddy
Kaual
Williateon
Oahu
Coastwise Laws Not to Be Suspended Despite Plea
Coastwise laws will not be suspended despite the Merchants' Association plea. Reports say Congress declined to abrogate the law, arguing the move would undermine the purpose of the statute and shift transpacific business to larger foreign lines, harming smaller American operators.
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Merchants’ Association
Congress
Toyo Kleen Kalba
Ina Buy Pram Lisco
San Francisco
Honolui
Lieutenant West Found Dead on Trail
Nome City dispatch reports Lieutenant B West was found dead after freezing on the trail. Rescue teams recovered the body on February 24.
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West
Nome City
B. West
Bonilla Withdraws Presidential Candidacy Pending Peace Talks
Puerto Cortez February 24 General Bonilla has withdrawn his candidacy for President pending peace negotiations to be inaugurated tomorrow.
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Spool
Cate
Puerto Cortez
General Bonilla
Rivers and Harbors Bill Near Passage Senate Action
The Senate adapted the conference report on the rivers and harbors bill. The report notes related measures and a Canadian reciprocity bill reported in the Senate without recommendation. The notice mentions health restrictions and a bulletin offer, all set within the Washington scene on February 4.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
British Cruiser Kent Sighted Near Port Harbor
A garbled report notes the British cruiser Kent sighted near the harbor, with fragments mentioning its origin and movements. The readable parts allude to a brief period of visibility and planned actions by British forces, though details are unclear.
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Algerine
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