Mitchell's Bill Sets Bond Needs for Territorial Officers
Washington January 20 Senator Mitchell proposes amending the Hawai Organic Act to widen eligibility for the Territorial Legislature to residents twenty five years old with one year in Hawaii. The Governor and Secretary may be appointed from citizens on the Islands. Treasurer bond set at 200000 dollars, Public Works Superintendent at half that, Auditor and Deputy Auditor at 80000 each. President may fill Supreme Bench vacancies if a member is disqualified. Appeals from Territorial to Federal Supreme Court provided.
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Hansoclate
Cable
Washington
Mitchell
Parsons
Hawaii
Territa House of Representatives
Senate
Citisone
Staten
Islande
Superintendent of Public Works
Supreme Bench
Territorial Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
Elder Smoot Elected Senator by Utah Legislature
Salt Lake City January 20 Elder Reed Smoot, a Mormon church leader, was chosen today as United States Senator by the Utah Legislature. A political clash looms as the President reportedly opposes Smoot’s seat in the Senate.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Smoot
United States
Senate
Countervailing Sugar Duty Set for Austria Hungary
In the annual readjustment of countervailing duty against bounty sugar the duty on Austria Hungary sugar was set at 4.15 per ton.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Austria Hungary
Powers Accept Bowen Plan Denies Naval Friction Reports
London January 20 reports of friction between German and British naval authorities at Venezuela are officially denied. Minister Bowen's offer of customs receipts as guarantee for Venezuela claims has been affirmed.
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London
Venezuela
Bowen
Three Hundred Americans Rally to Resist Cuban Rule
An Associated Press Special Cable from Havana reports a group of about three hundred Americans forming to oppose Cuban sovereignty over the Isle of Pines. They cite excessive taxation and abuses in the Cuban administration as the motive for their action.
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Associated Press
Havana
Jan
Isle of Pines
May Burn the Docks Movement in Mazatlan
Mazatlan on January 20 reports a movement to burn the docks to halt plague spread inland. The dispatch notes San Francisco stocks including Hawaiian Commercial and Honoka Makane bids, and mentions the German steamship Lahn being floated after damage with no serious injuries.
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Associated Prose
Mazatlan
San Francisco
Honoka Makane
Paauhau
Ono Men
Officers Elected At Regular Annual Meeting
The Officers' Chillat club elected Col. J W Jones as president Col J H L Pisher as vice president Cant JW Short as secretary Capt Bam Juhneon as treasurer Major T K Wall Chet WOR Riley Capt Marsion Camspbell and Lieut J M Rugs Ventura arrived safely yesterday The house committee includes Col Ziegler Capt Johnson Lieut Riggs Senator Crabbe and HB Picker Three members were dropped and three added two on board The club reports no dues to pay and has 1006 50 dollars in cash on hand
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Chillat Bebe
Col
J. W. Jones
J. HL Pisher
Cant
JW Short
Bam Juhneon
Dicwre—Collier
T. K Wall
Chet
Wor
Riley
Marsion Camspbell
J. M. Rugs
House Committee
Col. Ziegler
Capt Johnson
Lieut. Riggs
Senator Crabbe
HB. Picker
Dilla
Splendid Cough Medicine Ad Slogans and Prices
A fragmented ad touts Splendid Cough Medicine claiming quick relief and cures. It lists a small bottle at 28 cents per month and a 50 cent bottle, urging early treatment for children and noting availability at local drug stores.
Real Estate Transactions Filed for Record January
Real estate entries list numerous names and firms, including Yaknam C J Hutchins KR Maka et wi Pang Chong and Laupahoohoe Sugar Co. The long docket names multiple individuals and corporate entities across various property records, reflecting a compilation of filed deeds and related notes.
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Yaknam
J Hutchins
Maka
Pang Chong
Winam
Coatre
Young Lum
Young Koo Narimoto
Laupahoohoe
Navauoto
Naramoto Co
Laupatiochow Sugar
Tara
McCandress
G Camarinos
Camarinoa
Hon Brg & Mite
Detention camp chief Clark charged with embezzlement
Charles A. Clark superintendent of Welakamilo detention camp was arrested on a warrant for embezzlement of public funds totaling 4490.25. He surrendered at the police station, bail set at 1000, and appeared in police court insisting he received no government commission and promising to settle the deficit.
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Charles A. Clark
Welakamilo
Clarence M. White
Department of Public Work
T Clark
Hutleby
Thie Morsing
Publc
Metropolitan
James L. Holt
Clark
White
Watakamili Camp
Pon
Ble
Withow
Reen
B.A. Weight
En Hernensen
Clack
James H Kay
Kn Wht
Walikamtte
Iy Hoard
CB. Woond
He Works Department
Jobim A McCandless
Public Works
Dolway Unie
Republican Party
Jack Clark
Hette
Manuel Cook
Wuek
Dole
Charles H. Clark
Bulletin
BM Wright
Chark Aald
Wad
Guardian Holt Found Guilty in Child Custody Case
In Poller Court a guardian in the faith was found guilty of disobeying natural guardians and a ten day hard labor sentence was set, later suspended for a month as the defendant returned to her lawful guardian Mrs. Kentwell. A separate matter, Gus Felix, was reprimanded and discharged for leaving a horse and vehicle unsecured on the public road.
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Etter Holt
Poller
Holt
Wax Atitt
Chillingworth
Watson
Mr. Holt
Wilcox
Teayn
Kentwell
Asdford
Geo
Mise Holt
Ashford
Tom Saya
Ankerd
Sher
Ashmed
Mis Holt
Gus Felix
Pollen Court
Hfe Horse
Chief Clerk White Takes Charge Of Camp In Hawaii
Chief Clerk Clarence M White takes charge of Waiakalimo camp in Hawaii Territory after suspending superintendent Charles H Clark on embezzlement charges. White begins inspection at Kalihi, with several applicants for the position. pending Henry Cooper’s return, White will report on property and set terms for a new appointment.
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Honolulu
Clarence M. White
Department of Public Works
Henry E. Cooper
Chames H. Clark
Waiakalimo
Ihs
Cooper
Sanford
Dole
White
Kallhl
Walakaume
Clark
Govrine
Ree Howe
Wafer
Palle
Hig Ghorrif
Smith Goes Aboard Hongkong Mary To Washington
Smith departed this morning aboard the Hongkong Mary heading for Washington and paid a $200 penalty in transit.
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WO. Smith
Hongkong
Washington
Kona Sugar Co Farm Struggles Claimed in Court Ruling
A chaotic Kona scene centers on Kana Sugar Co where writs were served and workers claim no progress on the crop while Japanese laborers resist. Promoters stall rail plan as authorities assess managing directors and a hard labor sentence for Tal Koon over night trespass.
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Kona
James Cowah
Ian
Coerper
Greateat Jenthiutanm Ip
Rival Theatre Men May Fight Over Cornerstone Event
Chinese theater factions clash as disputes over costumes and control erupt amid plans for a new Rapido building corner stone ceremony on Alakea and King Streets. Princes, nobles, residents watch as a box of royal relics is sealed and champagne flows.
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Raplodan
Alakew
Etreete
Alukea
Darin Kerbanakon
J.P. Colbism
Morrie Kewhokiolg
Lilikaten
TR. Lucas
Boon AM Ol
Prince David
Kalukaus
Kaplolant
Shiwoke- Wa
Poomatkelant
Kekaulike Prinbree Kalolant
Prine
Kawananakow
Ku- Inalamaoje
Prince David Kawananakow
J. J. Williaime
EB. K. Likkalani
Stock Cablegram notes mixed local price changes
The stock catalog lists small drops in Hoe pokwa and Makaweli while Hawaiian Commercial slips from 45 yesterday to 64845 today amid unclear figures. Ono rina and Fi% appear unresolved. Rainier and Primo beers at Criterion noted without clear price details.
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Onorina
Hohokwa
Makawell
Rainier
Primo
Slaught
Criterion
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Kanlelo
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Joe Audeude
Chamberlain
KE Wall
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Wall
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Bulletin of Foe
Eliza Holt
Watakamilo Camp
Executive Chamber
Territory of Hawaii
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Smith
Tal Koon
Palle Court
Rapidlant Building
Gorner Stone Aid
Morning
Liliha Street
Tal Kau
Teag Oly
Phrealt
Invelgiet
Liliha
Thio 14
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