Political Deadlock Delays Reciprocity Debate in Senate
Wellington June 24 President remains to push terms while Senate balks at a plan to send in joint session. Advocates of reciprocity face opposition from Foraker Aldrich Spooner and others amid political maneuvering. The article notes a looming delay to December and signals Republicans see reciprocity as unlikely this year.
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Washington
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Provident
Benate
Benateras Hawa
Foraker
Aldrich
Allison
Khanke
Spooner Araved
Duubes
Haleas
Senate
Rentyroet
Roosevelt Indicates Delay on Major War Legislation
The president signals unwillingness to push revigrody style measures this session and notes no new commercial area bill to the Senate. Senators Parker Aldrich Lodge oppose, confident action will be delayed to a more opportune time. Contines on page 4.
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Ningion
Jude
Evelt
Myrens
Poraker
United States
Senate
Aldvich
Lodge
Iker
Conti
Meeting Hints at Formation of Good Templars Lodge
A meeting last night in the YMCA parlors discussed forming a Good Templars lodge in the city. Promoters Rev C L Pearson J Mey Schaefer and H J Baldwin urged by laws constitution and ritual drafts to be ready for the next gathering at 8 o clock Monday at the YMCA.
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Good ‘Templars Society
Ye McA
C. 4. Pearson
J M
Anti-Saloon League
M.C. A
Aleo
Rey
G. L. Pearson
Jo Mey Schaefer
H. J. Baldwin
Supreme Lodge
Pearson
Mr. Schaefer
Good Templars Society
Moe
Merchants and Builders Trade Association Meeting
A meeting of the Merchants and Builders association was held in the morning with about thirty to forty exhibitors noted. The Pale Committee has yet to determine space allocation and rates. Another session is expected tomorrow at 12:30.
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Builders’ and Tractore” Association
Kilohana Amateurs Shine At Kilohook Art League Event
The Kilohook Art League tableaux at Progroas Mall drew good attendance and may boost the league treasury. Some stage missteps kept the show from full artistic success though audiences remained generous and Mie Cunha led the evening. The league plans to meet soon to improve future performances.
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Progroas Mall
Mie Cunha
Fourth of July Train Schedule Notice
The O R K J Co announces no tourist passenger trains to Honolulu on July Fourth. Regular departures at 11:05 a.m. and arrivals at 2:05 p.m. are canceled. A special train from Ewa leaves at 6:45 p.m. and reaches Honolulu by 7:40 p.m. Return trips start at 11:00 p.m. for Ewa. An 8:48 a.m. boat departure from Honolulu is also noted.
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O, Rk, & J. Co. Manew
Pasenger
Honolitu
Honoluu
Ewa
Honoi
Honolulu
Ewa Mus
Callows Daughter Dead at Baltimore Md Hospital
Terrible news from Baltimore as the daughter of the controller of this currency, Mrs. Harnett Hodgeley, dies following an appendectomy at John Hopking Hospital. Her mother, Shelly M. Cullom, and the family await clearance of the will to Springfields.
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Atvimore
Jime
Wale
Hina Harnett Hddgeley
Alla
John Hopking Hospital
Ste Wap
Mougher
United &Atoe Sra
Dior Shelly M. Cullom
Springiiehh
Home rulers mobilize on the Dole issue in Hawaii
The Home Rule Party unveils a campaign manifest advocating expansion of Governor Dole’s opponents and calling for native Hawaiian enfranchisement. It urges unity across districts to push for county and municipal government while targeting Roosevelt era policies and the territory’s governance.
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Avery
Dole
Monte
Hannity Uumwat
Gslandaan
Pereanal
Kovernment
Ralanian
Emmeluth
D. Kanuha
Delegate Wilcox Returns to Hawaii With Political Plans
Delegate Robert Wilcox arrives at Punchbowl area home rumored to reveal his stance on Hawaii affairs. He discusses a Congress committee visiting Hawaii, land issue investigations, and potential members including Senators Burrston, Mitchell, Foster, and Blackburn, plus timing for a tramways bill and territorial self-government.
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Robert Wilcox
Washington
Zealandia Bank
Punchbowl
Witcox
Ine Gilbun
Sovoma
Liliokalani
San Francisco
Kulivokalani
Buk
Sonoma
Phe Kohala Watey Hiteh
Wilcox
Hawaii
Wan
Parifia
Inautar
Vorakar
Priony
Tegulae Committee
Tthe
Burston
Kansan
Mitchell
Oregon
Foster
Washing
Steamer Kina Farewell on aims for Hilo
A crowd packed the wharf as the steamer Kina prepared to depart for Hilo on May 4th or 5th. The territorial band played from ragtime to patriotic airs while Wilder’s feet backed toward the channel. The Mounted Patrol unit heads to Hawaii for two months’ vacation, with patrolling duties paused as sailors and passengers bid farewells. The bulletin notes the departure of notable citizens and mentions a forthcoming edition.
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Wilder
Thrum's Will Proceeds Amid Hawaii Property Disputes
The will of the late Geirer Ferneat Auwuetine Them is probated with executors named as Hovhinin and feenteed. Property in Hawaii and Hanabati estate shares are to be divided among devisees. The proceeding was executed in Kapalkon Hawaii on May 21, 0%, with witnesses ROY Forget and Uh ter Bekilem present. A jury session opens Monday, list of cases includes Hawaiian Electric Co. v CB Way Sint & Lewlie. Attorney General Dole pleas jurisdiction in natlery rights actions due to statutory time limits.
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Mitchell
Benitov Mwckburn
Kentucky
Californie
Seraler Jon
Kanemak Winavkint
Bopater Boraker
Coumbo Hawa
Duteber
Seastar Moraker
Hawaii
Coneervey
Contimant Ly Congress
Joe Cannon
Ilinois
Jon
Haswall
Congrom
Thomas G
Kinent
Geirer Ferneat
Roy
Forget
Junge Robinson
Jwike
Iiclat
Agnis Steintyre
Nakula
Kingoon
Tealandia News: Tealandia Makes Port Visit
Tealandia arrived at Oenanle wharf about 7:20 on Tuesday morning after leaving Golden Gate at 1:00 PM Monday. Captain Dovedel steered the vessel with two days’ news aboard as passengers noted calm seas and a steady voyage. The Alameda purser Warner Smith and other crew members joined the trip, which carried mail and newspapers to the port. The ship plans to sail for San Francisco Thursday evening, with repairs continuing on the Alameda as it resumes its schedule next trip.
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Dovedel
Francine
Golden Gate
Zowlandia
Oenanle
Warner Smith
Alameda
Ake
San Francisco
Alem
Zemlanita
Atatioda
San Peanegeo
Young Man's Estate Guarded and Lease Nullified
The Hawaii Supreme Court ruling by Justice Garrith bars a secret lease between WH A Hall and C. Winam over Hall’s estate valued at extensive land holdings. Guardian intervention halted the instrument, revealing a pattern of financial manipulation by Winam and a young Hall’s vulnerable status amid debauched spending.
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