Public Works Chief Seeks Loan Bill for City Improvements
Superintendent J J Feyd says passage of the loan bill is essential to restart key projects. He cites Kalihi water reservoir, pipe laying, new wharves and harbor dredging as priorities, with water rents and general revenue affected. He warns income tax changes could alter the timing and burden, urging gradual taxation.
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Advertiser Lays Defamation Claim Over Gill Departure
Mrs Gill condemns the Advertiser for a cowardly misstatement about her husband E. Gill and his departure from the Republican. She says the claim she made was false and notes he did not buy a ticket as alleged. Gill purchased a ticket prior to a listed engagement at Irwin & Co.
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Return Home Sparks Departure Preparations In City
Lingering reports from the Aidver hinges on Mr Gill's plan to leave the city permanently. The controversy with Mrs CIN ine is seen by decent citizens as evidence of the contentious methods of the Adver- Hiner under its management.
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Aidvertiver
Adjourning After Messages Delays House Session
The House adjourned until 10 o clock this morning after a short afternoon session to review messages from the Acting Governor. Kellikon’s adjournment motion won by a vote near four bands. Members criticized the move as tomfoolery amid a critical point.
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Thin Wetson
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Probate matters and court notices observed in Kaneohe session
A Hawaii court session led by Judge Gear addressed multiple probate matters and civil cases. It included resumed hearings on Kaplo maters and Andrews versus Wahine ful and Sanderson, reiterations to reinstate calendar items, and continuations for the term. The seventeenth annual accounts of estate trustees were referred to a master, with guardian appointments for Kahookant minors and bond details. A motion to strike amended pleadings in Kathy Batatewa v Athherly et al. was argued, and a temporary restraining order matter in J Alfred Magoon v Sophie Wiley involved show-cause proceedings. Florence Eilen Dove was named trustee for minor funds as legatees. Pro forma rulings denied a new trial, and exceptions were noted in Kaplolani Katatova v A S Cloghorn with other stipulations affecting Royal Tra...
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Dickey
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Robertson & Wilder
Choy Look Bee
Royal Trauranon Company
Steel rails advance raise price for coming year
A New York Herald item notes steel rail manufacturers in the steel rail pool have formally agreed on a price of $2 per ton, a $20 per ton increase from the previous year. The move signals price stability for the next twelve months amid trade discussions.
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Herald
Acting Governor Up a Tree in Senate Standstill
Chaos in the Senate as four Independents and four Republicans clash over paying government debts. A four to four vote blocks Cool Brown's bill while House actions loom, adjournment threats mount, and Acting Governor remains theatrically "up a tree" as representatives exit in a tense stalemate.
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Extra session clash over unpaid bills amid Hawaiian political convulsions
In a heated session tied to an Acting Governor veto and a push to pay unpaid Pure Ho Works Department bills, Cecil Brown temas with a rule extension while critics warn of a scheme. Amid delays from Hawaiian Electric, lawmakers debate suspending rules to address owed contracts, highlighting factional tensions and governance concerns.
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Benate Journal Printed and Bound for Regular Session
The Journal of the Benate for the regular session has been printed and bound in volumes that resemble fine books of law. Members and officers of both houses will receive copies, and desks were laid with neat parchment covers. Distribution sparked a rush as Clerk Caypless announced the Senate chamber would offer copies.
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Lawmakers Locked In Delay Over Governing Motions
Amid legislative suspense, a motion to indefinitely postpone the governor's message fails as the House adjourns sine die. Washington reports note Treasury warrants totaling 1.2 million dollars for college endowments across 45 states and two territories under the agricultural and mechanical arts act.
Prisoner Kam Yan Weds in Federal Court Matrimony Amid Deportation Case
In a curious turn, Chinese prisoner Kam Yan married Young Han with Rev. A. E. Cory officiating while awaiting deportation. The ceremony arose amid court debates on status, with lawyers arguing it could affect the deportation process. The morning saw a court order on a different admiralty matter and later a jury drawn for criminal cases at a special term.
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Han
Mim Kam Yan
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American-Hawaiian steamer Californian to begin Seattle landings
Local agents report the steamship Californian will start landing at Seattle around August 2, carrying freight from North Pacific routes. Freight rates are unusually low due to the northern trip to Nauime, reducing costs for importers. The vessel will carry about 2,500 tons of coal, with savings on price compared to San Francisco. After calling at Nanime and Honolua, the Californian will proceed to the Sound to pick up Beattie Tacoma and other ports freight, enabling cheaper onward transport to Seattle.
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Return of Captain Paul Smith Honored by Company A
In the drill shed last evening Captain Paul Smith was welcomed back by Company A honoring his service in the Philippines. Captain Harry Kiemme led a program of ceremonies and gifts to show the unit’s appreciation for his bravery and leadership during wartime.
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Philippines
Court of Fire Claims weighs twenty four Japanese claims
The Court of Fire Claims today considered twenty four Japanese claims. Blank books of all sorts and ledgers were noted as items involved, with references to manufacture by the Dulletin Publishing Co.
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