Salary Bill Finishing Debate Advances in Legislature
The conference committee met at 2 p m and adjourned about 4 20 pm after a lively session on the salary relief bill and current expense bill. Debates over unpaid bubonic plague bills spanned fifteen to twenty minutes with lawmakers clashing over payment priorities. A Senate committee reported in favor of the bills, while opposition urged caution, as lawmakers prepared to include plague and other debts in a new measure and expect Senate passage once typewritten.
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Monsarrat
Aubs
Board of Health Office
Hoyle
Becley
Emmelyth
Senate
Heckley
Dickey
Sala Lee
House
Kalnnokalanwald
Povernment
Caldwin
White
Shirt Waist Dummies Fill Honolulu Post Office Office
Owing to a post office order allowing letter carriers to wear shirt waists this summer the General Superintendent of Free Delivery’s office in Honolulu resembles a clothing store. Dummies dressed in various shirt styles crowd desks and shelves. A near sighted visitor mistook a dummy for a worker and threatened to report misconduct.
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Washington
Post Office
I Passion
Galigbury Talks Politics at United Club Banquet
London June 26 Presiding at a Hotel Cecil banquet the Marquis of Ballsbury the Prime Minister and the Unionist party claimed a near total success in diminishing opposition. He warned that a rigid stance on South Athée was essential to maintain England’s prestige and deter frontier violations.
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London
United Club
South’ Athée
England
Lord Salinbury
Captaine Selke Takes Command of Kahutal Tug Baldwin
Captain Selke, renowned towboat man, assumes command of the steam tug Baldwin of Kahutal after years with Borechela. He leaves Captain Lane to command the Baldwin and brings a strong reputation from Seattle era. The weekly Kvewinn Bulletin provides a complete news summary.
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Richard B. Selle
Fearless
Loalle Baldwin
Kahutal
Selke
Borechela
Blip Tuck
Sélke
Kvewinn Bulletin
Daw
Count Ponse’s boat stopping apparatus prevents collisions
Swedish resident Count K. A. Ponse has devised a ship stopping device to avert collisions and aid maneuvering of large vessels. Tests on a 160 passenger launch with 9 knots speed show shutters on both sides near the stern that open and close via a deck lever to reverse and extend, stopping the craft in under a boat length. The system, patented in major nations, can be fitted to any steamer.
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Sweden
K. A. Ponse
Launel
Helmes
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Buckeye Club Social Meeting At Weed Home
The Buckeye Club met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Weed’s home on Bingham street. A brief dress rehearsal and a social program followed, chaired by Dr. C. J. Guin in President J. K. Brown’s absence. A measure abolishing dues for women members was passed. next meeting set at the Castle home on King street with Miss Belle Johnson’s invitation.
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Buckeye Club
Walter C. Weedon Bingham
C. J. Guin
J. K. Brown
Castle
J King Street
Belle Johnson
Weedon
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