County roadwork funds set by Oahu Board meeting
At yesterday afternoon’s Oahu County Board of Supervisors meeting a resolution passed to continue use of Territorial prisoners for quarry road material. The board appropriated 8060 for a mural road work project and directed the road department to complete Fort Street and other tasks with existing funds while reviewing payroll and staffing.
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No Tariff Revision Debate Delayed by White House Visit
Washington June 12 Leaders in the House Dalyell Hayne and Tawney urged the President to postpone an extra session until November 13 to avoid tariff revision talk. Lawmakers oppose an early extra session, focusing on railroad rate legislation instead. The President plans to use the session for one topic and will not be swayed by tariff pressure.
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Mariposa Triums In Mail Contract Test Voyage
The Oceanic Steamship Company liner Mariposa passed a naval board trial to qualify as an auxiliary cruiser under the 1891 act. She exceeded the fourteen knot requirement, averaged over sixteen knots for six hours, and showed smooth engines. Captain H M Howard led the voyage with naval officers Whiting Stevenson and Tawresey observing. The award of a mail contract hinges on such trials, and the Mariposa’s performance also reinforced ties with the French government and its famed sister Alameda.
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Gunboat Bennington to Leave Port for San Francisco
The gunboat Bennington will depart the port for San Francisco next Saturday. Tomorrow she will coal and load about 240 tons. Four recruits from the Troquois have been transferred to the Bennington. An insertion to Mi Darling has been suggested.
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Carter and Taft in San Francisco visit amid Roosevelt plans
Acting Governor Atkinson received word of Governor Carter arriving in San Francisco on Tuesday and breakfasted with Secretary Taft at the St. Francis Hotel. Next Saturday the Taft party departs and Carter will travel to Oyster Bay to see President Roosevelt.
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Steamship Stanley Dollar Held Pending Legal Action
The steamship Stanley Dollar can depart after inspection by customs and Naval Station officials, but Captain Bruce, Captain Stanley Dollar, and Japanese passenger agent Kikutake must remain for further judicial action. Bonded to appear in Police Court over alleged misrepresentations, libel suits by Japanese nationals pending, vessel losing about $500 daily.
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Ex-Deputy High Sheriff W T Rawling Honored by Police
Aloha to Rawlins. W T Rawling, eight months as Deputy High Sheriff of the Territory of Hawaii, is praised in a signed resolution by all police force members. They commend his conscientious, fearless, honest service and extend best wishes for his future.
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Peters Welcomes Daughter Born July 6 1905
In a brief birth notice, Mr and Mrs J C Peters announce the arrival of a daughter on July 6 1905. The event honors the Peters family and marks a new addition to their household.
Divorce Granted On Desertion Grounds For Honolulu Couple
Mrs W. E. Ellie secured a divorce on the mainland from her husband Im Honolulu. The claim cited desertion as the ground and cruelty was not alleged. Street cars ran late and the Nebraskan's mail was unusually heavy yesterday, reflecting local conditions.
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Public Works Loan Fund Question Hits Biennial Balance
Holloway reports a remaining balance between 160000 and 200000 from abandoned public improvements. The appropriation bill asks for 1877000, with potential borrowing if work exceeds one million dollars. He plans to discuss the matter with the Governor.
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Watson For Deputy Attorney Named In Afternoon Report
The article notes E. M. Watson, a young attorney on the fusion ticket, facing E. A. Douthitt in the county attorney race, is expected to be appointed Deputy County Attorney. County Attorney Couthitt was seen that afternoon but declined comment on the deputy position.
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OLAIRE OVER Bishop & Co. wireless report and death notice
Olaire transmitter at Olan plantation reports trouble with labor as AM hands at work. Mrs. R. K. Bourke, daughter of PD B. Smith former proprietor of the Manufacturers Show Co., died at Texarkana Texas on April 30. A notice on reliquor seals in public wares a thin issue.
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County finances note July tax receipts and year end surplus
Treasurer Trent projects about 32000 in Oahu County July tax receipts and an estimated 40000 year end excess beyond monthly installments. A Fourth of July program at Oahu Prison featured speaker J C Colcord as orator and John Marda organized the event.
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County Board Sets 1900 Road Budget Rethink
The County Board met to discuss road department funding and governance. Officials debated salary allocations and a $1900 budget line, aiming to avoid unnecessary spending while empowering the Road Supervisor to adjust expenditures within the approved amount.
Governor and Farmer Editor Evening Bulletin
Ten years ago I bought a little farm on Molokai and faced hard times as a new settler. I hired a sloop for transport and care at landings for a leper settlement official, McVeigh, who later wrecked the boat in a storm. I claimed six hundred dollars but the legislature cut it to two hundred fifty, and the Governor killed the claim. Signed O Tollefson.
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Afarr Zane Heads to Business College in San Francisco
Afarr Zane, a hustling Chinese news boy known in Honolulu, left the Sierra on Tuesday for San Francisco to enter a two year business college. He will then return from Boston to complete his commercial education. Afarr is well liked in Honolulu, having served as a newsboy and later a carrier for the Bull.
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Franchises Granted for Manila Telephone Lines
Manila gains a new franchise as John Sabin of San Francisco secures approval for the islands telephone and telegraph rights. The report lists broad July dates, noting other global events from Odessa mutinies to Potemkin tensions, reflecting a chaotic world stage in early July.
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