Change Opinions On Cuban Tariff To Block Annexation
Sugar Trust fights to offset free sugar with tariff cuts. Senators Aldrich Lodge and Perkins push for Cuban raw sugar, tobacco, and island product reductions to ease Cuba tensions. Secretary Root favors tariff relief, while Pratt and others resist annexation moves. The debate centers on a half cent per pound sugar cut and broader tariff changes.
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Benatar Atirink
Benate
Cuba
Benator Pratt
United States
Honator
Aldrich Wid
Benator Perkins
Suger Trust
Abirten
Benator Lodge
Benator Poglitne
Senator Lodge
Anen Hon
Cha
Wble
Root
Cubs
Porkine
Tnt Ben
Holy Land in miniature at local college show
A yearly miniature Holy Land display at the college presents Bethlehem, the birthplace cave, sacred sites, and surrounding features with realistic detail. Brother makers provide the models in leisure time, with free admission. crowds are small and the show runs evenings, promising a finale next week.
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House College
Holy Land
Bethlehem
Spaulding to resign as Treasury Secretary
Washington reports an imminent retirement of the Secretary of the Treasury Hely and soon a resignation of the Assistant Secretary Spaulding in poor health. Spaulding is expected to be moved to a public service post at a milder climate where his experience in United States customs matters can still be utilized. Con Form J. Smith, special Treasury agent for New England, likely to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Maclay Quits After Civil Service Letter Read
New York report states Roger Maclay announces quitting after reading a Proctor letter from the Lee Civil Service Commission. He says he will let the matter drop and confirms revised memoir volume has been completed.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Roger
Maclay
Lee Civil Service
Luc Sampienr-Schley
Wells Fargo Express Moved to Masonic Building Corner Hotel and Alakea Streets
Wells Fargo & Co Express was relocated to the Masonic Building at the corner of Hotel and Ala Kea streets, tightening its offices in a new downtown location.
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Masonic
Cor. Hotel
Alakea Streets
Court notes file exceptions in divorce and civil cases
Filing of exceptions to Supreme Court rulings appears in Hibellant divorce matter and Susan Kabilina v. Ht. Kabilina. Denials of temporary injunctions and requests for new trials are noted against Indea Humphreys and others. Demurals and pleadings are referenced in several cases including Honolulu Stock Yard Co. Ltd. and Orpheum Day Ltd. actions with deadlines and amendments granted without costs.
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Supreme Court
Susan Kabilina
Kabilina
Indea Humphreys
Kinney
Hallow
McClanahan
Hummphreys
BaviitKe, Sehiick
Demurree
Juder Ham Nhreye
Hyrne Vay Orpheum Day Ltd
Hilo New Year's Horse Races Celebrate Wins and Glitches
The Hilo New Year celebration featured multiple races with Weller favored but edged by Carter Harrison, Socialint third, and Det Vira placing. Weller won a 4500 event, with a crabby starting gate and a one mile dash marred by gate faults. Other races covered include a mile hurdles and a five furlong dash, plus a baseball score and consolation event, reflecting a lively but uneven meet and noting crowd excitement and equipment issues.
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Hilo
Weller
Prined Biayid
Geo
B McKenziel
Carter Harflean
Jalien O'Rourke
Tel Vista
Halfemite
Frank
Nullah
Mioe
Dixie Land
Morro Necond
Alpheus
Florio
Mollie Conners
Leotara
Mateempie i Frank
Royal Fan
Mace—L. Prinecone
Tine
He Camera
Nulban
Wolters el Viet
Moly Contras
Flerro
Thue
Royal Pan
Metro
Acore
Maul
Inspectors to voyage on Thomas for Manton January 19
Ban Franchach five twenty eight reports dispatching the transport Thomas on January 19 to Sheridan valley for a full vessel inspection. Captain George J Whitney and Inspector Leiner with clerk George C. Clagett will aboard the "Anagedore" stopping at Honolulu to inspect ships in Hawaiian waters. Coroner’s jury on the Hesper death convened at the police station with five witnesses, finding cause unknown and noting a possible accidental death by scald.
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Catin
Hesper
Judge Humphreys Protest Against Subsidizing Thrum
Judge Humphreys denounces funding the Thrum publication, criticizing public money used for law reports and state notices. He alleges improper distribution of funds for the Hawaiian Annual and questions legality of payments to clerks and publishers while asserting that the issue mainly concerns expenditure tied to the Supreme and Circuit Courts.
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Humphrey
Pachagon
Supreme
Ctreuit Court
Hounter
Staten
Dolige Alarm 10 to Be Completed Soon in City
The city plans to complete wiring and mounting for new fire and police alarm boxes by August. The project pools effort of both departments with Mr. Caffee directing the work while awaiting arrival of switch boxes and final apparatus.
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Ciy
Kyatetn
Caffee
Alan Ayetore
Cates
Leon
Tle Hut
Roosevelt Visit Reported Amid Irrigation and Immigration Debate
A garbled dispatch describes President Roosevelt touring western states near Los Angeles, discussing irrigation policy and Chinese exclusion. It notes plans for a possible visit to Washington, with cabinet members and press coverage, while outlining immigration controls and upcoming state actions.
Boxing and social notes from Honolulu event week
The report outlines boxing results and social activity around a Honolulu venue, noting Maru and Alamedi figures, potential arrivals, and spectator arrangements. It references private boxes at the venue, a prominent concert section, and ongoing printing work tied to the event.
Cenevra Johnstone Bishop to Sing at Johnsown College Event
Cenevra Johnstone Bishop will sing at Johnsown College as part of a program linked to the Pan-America Exposition. The Philharmonic Society plans resumed rehearsals, meeting Thursdays at 9 pm beginning June. The orchestral division also meets Mondays at six to Pause Mall, with the oratorio to be performed in February.
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Johnstown
Antannt
Ameria
Stefang
Bod Hepingle
Philharmonic
Pai Tu
Phitharnanis Society
Mebrowry
Home Rule Republicans Meet On Roosevelt Message
A 1901 Honolulu notice from Henry Cooper and CALLOR A LONG invites citizens to a mass meeting on January 4 to discuss President Roosevelt’s message. The letter stresses nonpartisan civics and adherence to law while acknowledging the Territory’s political context and propriety of participation.
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NHK
Remy
Roosevelt
New Court Clerk Appointed to First Circuit
Min Kathryn Widhdeld named clerk to First Judge Humphreys of the First Circuit on Monday. Kellett Jr. remains temporarily appointed. Report notes legislative allowance for each circuit to appoint its own clerk and discusses concerns about Kellett’s candidacy and connections.
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Kathryn Widhdeld
Humphreys
Kellett, Jr
Gear
Kellett
Henry Amith
Judiciary Department
Humphrers
Thief Breaks Into Doctors Offices in Metropole Building
A barefoot intruder entered the Metropole offices near the Havana Street area, pried open a window, and stole a museum tile, leaded glass, two paper cutters, and about $20. He carried items to Dr Nichola’s office before abandoning the haul, leaving damp footprints along the hallway and a damaged desk in Dr Howard’s office.
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Husuruaet
Thir Hawalag
Ted
de, Howanl
Cour of Hue
Te Parife Club
de Hiwari
Cw Howe
Howard
Ninhule Omee
Ninhola
Tured DeHor
Dr. Nicholr
ciMce
Division of Labor Between Principals and Teachers Meeting
Board of Education convened this morning to review school staffing. Old and new appointments were announced including replacements at Honolulu and Waialua. Normal instructors were instructed to adjust classroom staffing and pupil numbers across sites.
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Board of Education
Local Candidate Sees End to Party Rule in Fourth District
In a morning statement, A.V. Gene vows to resist Republican domination and withdraws from politics while focusing on private matters. Gear asserts YP cannot and will not yield to the party. public attention shifts to nonpolitical business as Blank Books and Evening Bulletin jobs emerge.
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A.V. Gene
A. F Gilfinan
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