Senate Proceedings in Hawaii Yearly Session Report
The Hawaii Senate opens with President Wilder in the chair and Chaplain Pearson leading the prayer. Amendments from the last session are printed. House Bill No. 2 advances to second reading. Members discuss finance, road funding in Hawaii, and inquiries to the Attorney General about annual reports, cabinet opinions, and enforcement of statutes. The session notes quorum issues, committee actions, and adjournment amid proposed adjournment motions.
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Wilder
Senate
Pearson
Kell
Horner
McCandless
Brown
Committee On Rules
Interior
Achi
Kawaikai
Waimea
Island of Hawaii
Pogue
Ianace
Auditor-General
Damon
Finance Office
Achiroad
Paris
Supreme Court
H. E. Cooper
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Gear
Kani
Hana
Atkinson
Board of Immigration
Judiciary Committee
Pease
Monay
Clara Nevada Steamship Lost With All Aboard Near Skagway
Reports from Union say the Clara Nevada, en route from Seattle to Skagway, was seen aflame off Seward City Berner Bay. No wreckage or survivors found. 40 to 70 or 80 people feared lost amid rough seas and a gale.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Union
Clara Nevada
Skagway
Seattle
Juneau
Seward City
Berner Bay
Berner Buy
Histor
Waverly Chute Reception Planned by Waverley Club
The Waverley Social Club announces a Thursday evening reception featuring opening address by Theo H. Davies. Music will be provided by the Amateur Orchestra under Wray Taylor. Membership applications for ballot on March fifth must reach the club by Saturday evening of this week.
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Waverley
Theo. H. Davies
Wray Taylor
Intercollegiate Ball Open To Public Tomorrow Afternoon
An intercollegiate ball event will be open to the public tomorrow afternoon. Punshou ya amphacnabe will host the gathering, inviting community members to attend the social event.
Maine Blast Sinks Warship. 53 Missing or Dead
Reports from Havana and Washington recount the explosion that sank the Maine off Havana harbor with 53 lives lost and many wounded. Captain Sigsbee doubts accident, fearing possible enemy involvement. secretary Long orders assistance from Key West as authorities seek full investigation.
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Havana Harbor
Ward Line
Key West
Jenkins
Merritt
Blanco
Sigsbee
Havana
Mr. Long
Navy
United States Navy
Long
Key Wess
Washington
Madrid
Beneta
Thesio
Lenorde Lowe
Spain
United States
New York
Sigebee
Bigabee
Romeation
Iems
Day
Lee
New York Navy Yard
Japanese in Marshal Brown's Office Locks Up Four
This morning at Marshal Brown's office Four Japanese suspects stood in line as the cause of a dispute over about ninety dollars among countrymen. All protested innocence, and the marshal ordered the entire group held for police to untangle the case.
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Marshal Brown
Faigo
Willi Sons Circus Bows on Beretania Street Lot
Mr. Martin, manager of Willi sons circus, has accepted from W C Abi the use of the new lot beyond the Methodist Church on Beretania street for the remaining performances in this city. The Brat show will be given on the evening of March 17.
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Mr. Martin
Willisons Circus
W. C. Abi
Methodist Church
Beretania Street
Washington Treaty Vote Hinted In Ten Days Says Dispatches
Washington dispatches report Minister Hatch indicating a vote on the annexation treaty may occur in ten days. A February 17 telegram suggests the Senate will likely debate two more weeks before a decision. Native friends warn progress is mishandled while some observers expect the treaty to be defeated. Senator White travels to California and supporters claim 58 votes with two uncertain.
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Hatch
Zealandia
Washington
Senate
White Lef
California
Bensator Bryo
Mikoe
Sugar Market Report From Zoslandia Circulation
Market notes dated up to the 17th show Centrifagula with bid 4416 and asked 414, sellers withdrawing. Granulated 496, Boots 44d off. Rice about four receipts sold by last Australia trip at 45 Benet. Coffee receipts unchanged and price range set as current.
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Zoslandia
Australia
Benet
License Act Advances with Tiered Fees Fixed
Late yesterday the License Act progressed on second reading, read by sections. The barf and pork license set at $20 for Honolulu and Hilo, and $10 for other areas, while the fire arma license remained at $1.
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Honolulu
Hilo
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