Burned Painter in Cannon Street Incident
A Chinese painter was badly burned while working with a gang on Moanalia Street. A spark or liquid splashed his face, burning his entire face and causing severe injuries that left him unable to see. He was moved to the Kalihi Rapid Transit car area and later to a hospital by patrol officers.
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Bulletin Boys Rally Past Star Newsboys in Extra Innings
In a tense game at Kaumakaput grounds the Bulletin boys trailed 9 to 8 heading into the final frames. The Stars opened strong with the first inning lead, the Bulletin squad rallied from the second through the eighth, then captured a late run in the tenth to clinch a 10 to 9 victory amid rattled Stars at bat.
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Baker Wil Gamass Popular Will on Governor Hawaii
John Baker tells Tribute representative that a popular petition movement will seek the President, House, and Senate to appoint a trusted white candidate for Hawaii governor. He plans a island tour to unite voters, urging a speedy petition drive and to avoid partisan or ethnic exclusion.
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Legislature Concludes With Loan Act Approval
The session closed with near unanimity as the six and eighteen months salaries bill and the Loan Act moved to the Governor. Speaker Beckley praised calm proceedings and urged amicable settlement, while lawmakers praised the people’s interests and prepared to adjourn sine die after final votes.
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After Careful Debate Senate Passes and Veto Is Upheld
The session covered a broad range of actions including the Coney Estate right of way bill, a veto on the Kona Orphanage item sustained, and leaders urging unity. Senator McCandless pressed for reconsideration of the Coney measure amid debate on public works and justice. House members faced delays and adjournment plans as committees reported on public lands and other items.
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Wholesome Drinks Promotes Its Fountain Offerings
Wholesome Drinks proclaims their fountain as the leading source of high quality beverages. They highlight water, fruit flavors, and sodas as superior, inviting customers to drink more and enjoy delicious drafts at their fountain.
Sixtieth Day Reading of Bil Conference Report
House action on six months salaries faced disruption as Kupthea questioned two salary items for Bupar superintendent and auditor. A motion to adjourn passed amid the dispute, Speaker Becklay declined to rule, and the clerk resumed the conference report reading with Kupthea moving adoption and Lewis noting a minority report.
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Yankee Riflemen Win the Palma Trophy
American rifle team defeats top marksmen from the United Kingdom Canada Natal Norway France and Australia by a decisive margin at Bisley England securing the Palma trophy in a prestigious world shoot.
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Pope Leo Gains Strength Amid Illness Report
Rome July reports indicate Pope Leo XIII showing renewed strength after a period of illness. Vatican dispatches say he received nourishment and slept through the night, though his condition remains delicate.
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Russia Punishing Kishineff Murderers
State Department reports from Washington that the Russian government is swiftly arresting and punishing those responsible for the Kishineff massacre of Jews. The pace may delay the dispatch of the American petition due to Russia’s perceived good faith.
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Heat Kills Fifteen in New York and Other Cities
AP reports a record heat wave causing fifteen deaths in New York with several more fatalities in other cities. The extreme temperatures prompted health warnings and requests for cooling measures as residents faced dangerously high heat.
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Will Form New Cabinet
In Athens on July 11 M Ralli was given the task of forming the new Greek Cabinet. In San Francisco on July 10 sugar prices and a long discussion about a county bill are noted. amid parliamentary strife, factions split over a proposal and the word or remains contested.
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