Auditor Examines Books and Laborer Payment Debate
The Senate and House discuss an audit of Wray Taylor a agriculture official. Investigations found no misconduct while urgent measures consider emergency appropriations for roads landings and laborer weekly pay under the public works program.
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Doyle
Senate
Yor Jaye Bulletin
Wray Taylor
J. H. Plaher
Kepoikal
Fleet National Hawk
Wright
HE. Cooper
Senate Chamber
Momolul
Clarence le Crabbe
Renate
Lew
Nuviana Agente
Honolulu
Ho Oll
German Consul H Alexander Inenberg Appointed
A new Imperial German Consul, H Alexander Inenberg, has been named representative of the German Emperor at this port. He succeeds Aixdate, the prior consul, in the office. The town of Nidan, Georgia, has about 2,000 residents, all cared for by tram service. The town hall is a two-room structure and a church has been provided by the same trustees.
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Treumucer
Gus
Mr. Taylor
San Francisco
BD. Reynolds
Thurston Street
Chit Justice Rear
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Me Hala
Hana
Maui
Committee On Public Lands
Naniku
Kalidaguleh
Haolo
Kipaehuin
Kaypo
M. K. Keato
Hino
Hawaii
Widhin
Plople
Hilo
HC. Vida
Mr. Weight
Kona
Kan
Kaawaloa
Ka Vaii
Konahau
Kaole
Kona Kau
Kapua
Kau
Nw Poople
Hookens
DM. Kupiher
James D. Lewis
J. Wright
JK. Gandall
Fernandez
H. Alexander Inenberg
Aixdate, Thee
Nidan
Associated Press
Peking
China
Blockade Delays Cuban Treaty and Antitrust Bill Action
Washington February 27 The Senate shelves the Littlefield Antitrust Bill amid a blocked legislative session. Cabinet members doubt Panama Canal and Cuban treaties will pass this session. The President vows to call an extra session if key measures remain unacted upon.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
German naval forces accused of looting Venezuelan ship
Caracas February 27 The Venezuelan authorities accuse German naval forces of looting the Venezuelan vessel Restaurador and disabling her machinery. Germany denies damage and says the ship was returned in good condition as received.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Germany
Tables Turned On Sierra
Reports from Hon duras indicate President-elect Bonilla has increased support and pursues Sierra, the hold-over president seeking to retain control of the government.
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Sierra
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Honduras
Bonilla
Hawaiian Archives May Be Removed From Hawaii to Washington
A visitor from the Congressional Library, Worthington Ford, discussed fireproof storage for Hawaii archives during a Honolulu stop while en route to the Philippines. Professor W D Alexander warned the territorial government might be pressured to surrender archives, noting dates 186 and 1843 as significant in Hawaii’s political history.
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Hawaiian Islands
Washington
Conrena
Worthington Ford
Congressional Library
Honolulu
Philippines
W. D. Alexander
Ford
Alexander
Ritory
California
Chronicle
Hawaii
Ship goods with Wells Fargo and 60 Express
Ad copy promotes Wells Fargo and 60 Express shipping from San Prancisco with low rates for varying weights. Mentions office and contact via Main 199.
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Wells, Fargo, & 60
San Prancisco
Macedonians Demand Stronger Reforms Amid Balkans Tensions
Macedonian leaders in Constantinople condemn Sultan Abdul Hamid II reforms as insufficient and push for autonomy. The dispute signals rising Balkan war risk, with Russia's perceived indirect aid cited as backing for resistance if revolt occurs.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Turkey
Macedonia
Balkans
Russia
Navy Appropriation Bill Passes for 81 Million
The Senate approved the Naval Appropriation Bill authorizing eighty one million dollars for the Navy Department. It funds three first class battleships one armored cruiser two steel training ships and one wooden brig and permits each Senator Representative and Delegate to appoint two midshipmen as currently provided.
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Associated Prose
Washington, D. C
Senate
Naval
Navy Department
Taft Urges Pause in Philippines Tariff Legislation
Governor Taft urges Congress to pause tariff legislation for the Philippines, arguing continued unanti factory conditions will cause commercial low mood and great hardship across the Islands.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Philippines
Islands
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