City and County Honolulu Appropriations Resolution 1911
By authority the city and county of Honolulu approves appropriations totaling 8686 from the treasury for salaries, labor, school and general expenses for the period January to May 1911. The second appropriation of 41660 funds from the Road Tax Special Fund covers maintenance and construction in Honolulu district and surrounding districts with monthly allocations.
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Morel
Tawaeee Aiver Iaitiy
Pire
Aph Whatet Charites Rye i
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Jis Isieeriree
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Sceward
Eves Rrnvants
Paytom Seecrrerse
HOH
Ciey
Ula
Cormittion
Warren
Domitian
Howall Pronation Committee
Downcion
Keplint Park
Leah
Ccc
Maintenaricn
Jalle
Hak Moyen
Payton Secesiery
Honolulu
Honaluty
Ewe
Walmer Road
Waialua
Eooluiton
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Walnanata
Schodia
Nyatem
Seeeseeeren Riliiway Connetesenes
Otter Eafarlen
Donytone
Board of Supervisors
H. B Murray
Honolu
Waterfront News Highlights Hongkong Maru and Freighters
The Hongkong Maru arrived off the harbor bound for Central and South American ports with cargo for the West Coast. The Missourian load of sugar for Kahului and other routes to Salina Cruz and Kahului progresses toward dispatch. Columbian expected to reach Honolulu from New York by January 20 and Alaskan follows from Seattle by February 2. Nippon Maru listed with six hundred tons of cargo for Honolulu and swift dispatch to San Francisco. Twelve Japanese passengers embarked for home aboard the America Ti ship cleared for the Continent.
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Hongkong
Central
Caston
Central America
Missourian
Kahului
Kaanapali
Wile
Interport
Salina Cruz
New York
Honolulu
Seattle
Sound
Nippon Maru
H. Mackfeld & Co
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Tve
Hongkone
Agiant
San Francisco
Committees on Parade Busy financ e canvass seeks funds
The finance committee of the parade has begun active canvass for funds sending one thousand letters to city residents. Three thousand dollars is named as the needed sum for the parade expenses and community members may contribute any amount. W. A. Bowen is chairman with RE. H. Paris and John Water as members.
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W. A. Bowen
Anance Committee
RE. H. Paris
John Water
House
Sightseeing Car Privilege Considered on King Street
Honolulu officials weigh a special location for the Ho nolulu Sight Seeing Company car near the Bulletin office as a valued tourist aid. The Sierra liner will carry about 175 passengers next Saturday as Hawaii tourism opens broader. Hawaii sugar planter G P Castle arrives from New York. prominent locals expect record visitor numbers. The H W Danning Company offers to aid Hawaii promotion via Yokohama branch office and Bulletin office cards.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Cle
Islands
G. P. Castle
New York
Mr. Castle
H. W. Danning Company
Boxton
Yokohama
Primary laws widely adopted in states across the nation
The forty year push to regulate party primaries has led every state to legislate against abuses of the voluntary nomination system. Many states now have state wide, mandatory laws with complete provisions, while others use optional or incomplete rules.
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Montana
Commonwealths
Arizona
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Maryland
Massachusetts
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Witness recalls shooting Driver in Honolulu case
McQuaid testified that he did not realize he had shot Driver until three days in hospital after waking with blood in his mouth and being moved by others to Queen’s Hospital. He claimed no intent to kill and described memory gaps including a June hospital stay and subsequent disorientation in November.
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Driver
McQuaid
Queen's Hospital
Cooper McQuaid
McDuffle
McOnald
Donthitt
Young Hotel
Honolulu
Giew
Douthitt
Grabowsky Truck 1 1% 2 and 3 Tons 45 HP
Advertisement for Grabowsky Truck offering 1 1/2 ton and 3 ton capacities with 45 horsepower engines, located in Honolulu via Thre Wagon Co at 875 South Kaing Street, phone 2166.
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Honolulu
McQuaid details life and marriage in irregular statements
McQuaid recalls arriving in Perritory fifteen years ago from Baton Rouge Louisiana and describes himself as a sugar chemist. He says he met his wife while at Hamakun Mill and that they married in Kohati Hawaii twelve years ago, with his wife then about twenty one. He discusses work for Kona Development Company and Driver’s reassignment, and admits family troubles led to alcohol use starting in 1903.
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McQuaid
Perritory
Bat
Rouge
Louisiana
Hamakun
McQueid
Kohati
Hawaii
Marrage
Cathcart
McQuiit
McQuild
Kona Tevelopsment Company
Ling
Kona
Kona Development Company
Kansas City
Tim
Richmond News
Unstable Years Marked by Sudden Return and Distress
The account notes less success and that he was not a habitual drinker. McQuaid dates his deep mental suffering to January of last year when he unexpectedly returned from Mant and found Delver in his home.
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McQuaid
Delver
Aeroplane Mail Authorized for First Time From Kaiserina to New York
Washington December 28 Official sanction was given today by the Government for the transmission of United States mail by aeroplane for the first time in history. Postmaster General Hitchcock granted permission for J A D McCuridy to carry mail in this manner from the outgoing transatlantic liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to New York next Saturday. The pouch will contain letters from passengers. Writers must be notified that the mail is to be carried by aeroplane. The Government is relieved of liability if letters are lost onboard.
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Washington
United States
Hitchcock
J. A. D. McCuridy
New York
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Monaluia
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Joseph J. Fern
Japan
porta—Nithan
Simr
Waterfront
Toyo Kleen Kaisha
Belmont
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Whitney & Marsh
Marquisette
McCurdy
L. B. Kerr
Alakea Street
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