Hawaii House Proceedings Discuss Tax Exemption Reforms
The House debated tax exemptions amid concern over abuse of wine industry relief. A measure to insert 15,500 for district road work was introduced and referred to the Education Committee. Other bills authorized funds for jails, a courthouse, and teacher housing while budget figures for repairs and new facilities were advanced or sent to committees. The session featured procedural moves on district representation and a challenge to committee referrals.
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Bennie Mille
Hewitt
Senate
Conllia
Makehan
Bitle
Knudeon
Hw Education Committee
Smith
Dowcett
Howey
Onder
Ehmmunek Lion
Consrensional Party
Hued Lown
Katetape
Lande Committee
Howe
Dull
Watinen
Katal
Kalelopu
Walon
Failore
Keoull
Hilea
Kaw
Kauronda
Lanse Committee
Hilo Wharf
Fawmds
Farm
Insurance pitch on paper security risk in a home
A seller warns about the hidden risk of keeping valuable papers at home and offers a policy for four dollars a year with a security guarantee against fire or burglary. The message frames it as a proactive measure to protect valuables.
Fortification Funding for Hawaii Approved by Congress
Congress appropriated 300000 for fortifying Hawaii defenses. The plan includes harbor works and coastal installations aimed at strengthening Pearl Harbor and adjacent ports. Officials anticipate continued upgrades as part of national defense efforts amid regional security concerns.
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Congress
Hawaii
Immigration Bill Confuses with garbled Washington text
Fragmented OCR notes outline a U S immigration bill with references to the President, a commission at Armbrugh invent whale Kunnkenthon-avention, and appointments by the President and the View Broo k Went. It hints at applicants and possible objections to extreme views.
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Washington
Pel
Persis
Legislative inquiry on Asian natives and Hawaii citizenship
A fragment suggests a legislative discussion about whether natives of China and Japan in Hawaii can become citizens and what rights they retain under treaties with Japan and China, referencing the King dom of Hawaii and the governor and introunee protection.
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China
Mrs Carter to Host Monthly Reception at Governor’s Residence
Mire George de Carter will hold her monthly reception on Wednesday of next week drawing many out of town ladies and wives of visiting legislators to the Governor’s wife as host. Bishop Williams assists Mrs Carter in receiving guests.
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Mrs. Carter
George de Carter
Werdyenday
Mim
Bishop
Carter
Beets and laundry show windows debut in Honolulu
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Hartman Sivan Laundry displaying samples of their work in show windows. References 8x, 111-44, and a note about curtains recently adopted by the best laundries on the island.
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Hartman Sivan
Honolulu
Hhe Best Taundrive
Murder and Insurance Prompt After Fatal Shooting
A man was shot down at the border of his home near Pantato, with police and life insurance company officials involved. His wife promptly received $6,000, highlighting how accidents and violence can end abruptly and the need for protection for families.
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Standard L Life and Ponceas Co
Legislative bill could reshape territory criminal trials
A bill introduced this afternoon aims to reform criminal case conduct in the Territory Court system. It seeks to curb procedural loopholes and ensure Supreme Court review of legal questions, judgments, and trial orders, while preserving the Attorney General's authority to prepare related matters.
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Legis
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Governor Carter Seeks New Appropiation Amid Budget Talks
The governor plans another appropriation push this afternoon as lawmakers brace for delays. The proposal totals about $57,000 and follows three prior attempts to place the measure on the legislative agenda.
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Carter
Helle
Plan for Hawaii Travel Ban Echoes 19th Century Immigration Debate
The draft cites presidential power to bar entry of citizens from a foreign country if their arrival harms labor conditions, a provision tied to a Pacific migration issue. It links the solution to a 19th century immigration question raised by McClellan to Representative Hayes and others in December.
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Bec
Elf
United Bates
United States
Uch
McClel
Hayes
California
Legislative budget notes and stalled department funds
The article describes ongoing budget planning for the Legislature facing repeated changes due to storm damage to sewers and the need to repair them. It notes estimators including tanning of some departments, and that several departments are out of funds unable to transact business.
Evelyn Thaw Back on Stand in Insanity Trial
In New York City on February 27 Evelyn Thaw was recalled to the stand and questioned as cross examination of insanity expert Evans continued. The proceedings focused on the insanity defense and previous rulings regarding a back refund claim related to an $800,000 expert report.
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Brean Apenint Cwbrey
New York City
N.Y
Evelyn Thaw
Evans
Nicaraguan Capture and London Court Opening
A fragmentary report notes a Nicaraguan captain Vidal and 100 men with one cannon faced heavy losses in a Mar con de Colon battle. In London, King Edward and Queen Alexandra opened the Central Criminal Court on the Old Bailey site. Other items mention telegrams about an $800,000 item and a Hawaii bill facing legislative action.
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Vidal
Eluates
Marcon de Colon
London
Eng
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Republican officer shakeup announced in city police court
An official plan outlines changes in the police department staffing. Carl Rose to lose position with reallocations to Special Officer Card Rowe and Deputy Clerk, while Kahale and others move to new roles. The governor questions the fate of remaining Republican officers if the budget and duties shift next month.
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Genero
Chineer
Hany
Kahaleyuna
Heaia
Charion Howe
Rowe
Attorney General's Department
Attorney General
Russian Patrol Attacked in Vil BIN District
In Chains ST Petersburg Ravin February reports trouble as a bandits attack the local sanity patrol. Five Russian soldiers wounded in the clash. casualties and chain placements noted amid ongoing unrest.
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St, Petersburg
Ravin
Aikutchi
Vil bin
Mameburta
Bob
Ite
Sanity Patrol
Memory of Wilsons 15 Very Faulty
Fragmented OCR recalls a political or historical debate with garbled names and dates. The text mentions a governor and secretary, a court stream, and a report described as a contested or damaged source. The readable parts indicate memory loss and a damaged public document from a time of governance.
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Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
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Special Bulletin Wien
LACE
J. Hopp & CO
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