Treasury Struggles With Loan Bill and Revenue Shortfall
The article reports on Treasurer Weight and the Territory's finances facing a revenue drought. It notes warrants totaling $98,620.78 presented to the Treasurer with no funds to cover, a 7 percent rate, and a 1 percent discount at banks. It discusses the loan bill's inadequacy, potential cuts to salaries and public works, and plans to present a detailed expenditure table to the Executive Council as officials seek immediate relief and possible road and harbor improvements under the Organic Act.
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Jo Feantald
Wright
Republic
Council of State
Rabrieg
People cheer Judge Humphreys at Orpheum nod to court policy
The audience roared with applause as Judge Humphreys appeared at the Orpheum after a program surprise. Spectators clustered in the gallery showered praise, signaling public support for the judge amid debate over circuit bench and bar relations.
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Orpheum
Two Band Concerts in Roma Square and Capitol Grounds
A concert in Roma Square starts at 4 20 p m with Herbert Overture Tancred Real Intermezzo Russian selections and Verdi and Waldteufel pieces. The Capitol Grounds program at 4 features The Old Hundred Overture The King’s Lieuten An Gloria Twelfth Mane Monart Song The Silver Path Heron Sullivan selections and other period works ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Roma Square
Ameef Cy .S.socy
Franke
Verdi Walte
Capitol Grounds
Mane Monart
Silver Path Heron
Sullivan Bonga
Requenty
Kappey
The Black Flag at the Orpheum Delights Audiences
Review of The Black Flag performance at the Orpheum last evening praising Ellofordt for laughter and stage presence. Carl Herch and Max Mabel Wierne deliver notable turns, with Aline Norton and Adelaide Lande also cited for solid work. The matinee featured The Two Sisters, and The Black Flag is slated for another performance tonight. Next week features The Silver King and The Pirate Card.
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Orpheum
Ellofordt
Laganus
Carl Herch Ax
Max Mabel Wierne
Wateron
Trishman
Aline Norton
Ned
Adelaide Lande
Germania Life Insurance Co. claims strongest policy protection
Advertisement extols a life insurance plan offering solid protection against investment risk. It criticizes companies that speculate with policyholder funds and promotes Germania Life Insurance Co of New York as having the most charge per $1000 of insurance in force, implying safer, more prudent management.
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Moxar
Talands
Whewt
Cor Felda
Germania Tite Inemiranos Co
New York
Public Health Committee report on funds and duties debated
Donkley and Mamman argue for merit of the Health Committee’s report. Mossman defends the appropriation, criticizes board officers, sanitary and bacteriologist roles, and post mortem exams. A motion to adjourn ends the session without adopting the report.
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Donkley
Mamman
Mossman
Hewitt
Pitts
Cmeer
Pratt
API
Welton
Akina
Falvey Wins Gold as Fire Claims Commission Debates
The Fire Claims Commission met in forenoon sessions to review several cases with new evidence from the Board of Health. Dan Balvey claimed the gold medal in the third pentathlon, with dramatic efforts and substantial potential prize money discussed for the event.
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Bhimamoto
Board of Health
Japanyao
Kinney, Hallow & McClanahan
Verboon
Dan Balvey
Hemor
Yaoitier Mu
Moon
Ayaart
Clark
Fraternity Track Trials Show Mixed Scores At Last Night’s Meet
Last night’s meet yielded uneven results as some performances impressed while a top scorer fell short of his best. Contest standings listed several names including Falvey Kerr Moon Alameda Kerr and others with multiple events and a series of lifts and jumps recorded.
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Firat
Elecath
Aish
Gare
Falvey
Moon
Heyond
Clark
Wer
Kerr
Alameda
Rotm
Palvey
Pope
Ota
Probate proceedings and rulings before Judge Humphreys
Probate matters set for Monday include administration, guardianship, adoption, and accounts for multiple estates. The Will of deceased in the estate of Wo & Lawe was admitted to probate with Alice Maud Barkell Loee named administrator with will annexed. The May term was extended twelve days from June 1 1901. Henry Smith vs Hawkins MI Co Ltd motion denied pro forma. appeal allowed with exceptions. ruling subject to Supreme Court review.
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Jude Humphreye
Fred B. Ost
Keulphy Rens
Lolekmin
Alex
M. Moore
Halla Atwkal
W. W. Hart
Wo & Lawe
Alice Maud Barkell Loee
Idee | Humphreys
Caw
Henry Suilth
Hawakin MI Co. Ltd
Humphreys
Supreme Conn
Silver Payments Made At Treasurer’s Office This Month
Silver payments are issued this month at the Treasurer’s office with one quarter in silver and the rest in words. The currency of silver downtown remains perceptibly greater daily on this account and Treasurer Wright says nothing unusual occurs. Payments occur every three or four months to reduce silver accumulation while leaving it at par with gold.
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Wright
Argus from Bremen Returns After 148 Day Voyage
Captain Hunter recounts the Bellieh Ship Argus from Bremen completing a 148 day voyage with an uneventful crossing. An overboard man from the Tolant was rescued. a later collision sank the Tolant, whose crew and passengers rode the Argus to Portland. Two Chinese crew members were later sent back to China.
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Hunter
Argus
Bremen
Jone Folco
Tian
Angus
Folaut
Hilo
San Francisco
Portland
Argim
Lai
China
Lloyd on Plans for Street Improvement
T A Lloyd the new Road Supervisor spoke this morning on street upgrades. He said Liliha Street will employ sixty men and two machines, then River Street is to receive attention after that project. The Makiki crusher will stay in operation and work in the Makiki district will advance to keep progress ready, as outlined with Mr Campbell’s promotion to Assistant Superintendent.
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T. A. Lloyd
Marston Camplell
Liliha Street
River Street
Campbell
Kinau Passengers List and Associated Names
Passenger roster from Hilv peretz Kinau dune Col Wo H Cornwell and many others including Mrs Shaw J A Byrne Mie As Mw Lo figmno A Campbell John Ronn to Andrews J W Mullinger with families and multiple surnames such as Campion Runwell Akan Hook Flanders Laing McKennie Braymer Keun Kathonia Daview Flora Kant Devine Howell Tuthill Stine and others noted in the fragmentary list of travelers and accompanying individuals.
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Peretz
Kinau
Dune
H Cornwell
Gumpreetu
Mra
Mra. Campion
G. D. Runwell
Lo Akan
Ab Hook
M.A Flanders
L. Laing
J. F. McKennie
Coulton
P. Bock
Dayton
Witey Gay
Awana
Wits
AL A
Braymer
Potnr
Keun Kathonia
Fearless Twenty Four Hours Log In Drift and Tow
The Fearlons worked on HW morning af May Math at ast0 Welock and kept at 1k as hard as she could until 6/80 yesterday ATarnoon. Thursday morning the dark Albert and Jobn Palmer were brought in from era and docked the schooner He 1. Hendswon and ek Paramita, 'Phe who started for Kaw nogmll with the Gyeman bly He T. Gluite in tow. By midnight Thursday Kannakilal was in tow fad and at 5 elook yesterday morning she was returning from Maul On the way across the Molokul chan.
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Fearlons
Welock
Atarnoon
Moraine Ghy
Albert
Jobn Palmer
Era
Hendswon
Paramita
Phe
Kaw
Nogmll
Kannakilal
Maul
The Pearls in Tow and Wake of Busy Harbor Work
Twenty hours after departure for Kannapall the Pearls with the ip in tow faced a sequence of towing and anchoring tasks. The George Cur tie, Kaullint, and King Cerin required careful maneuvering while the British wharf area stayed delayed. Captain Hrokaw earned praise for rapid, skilled operations that left the harbor with the day’s heaviest achievements.
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Jaber Howes
Kannapall
Hrokaw
Journal Committee Reads Ebr Journal For Inquiries
A committee appointed yesterday examined the Ebr Journal of the Bea ute and compared it with printed copies. Members split into two groups to pace through days and readings, aiming to finish the first half in twenty days and the second half in fifteen, with further corrections expected.
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Ebr
Ae Peniern
Tarten
Fay Rane Maioalmn
Mills Institute hosts literary and music event
An evening program at Mills Institute, directed by Memmi and Teel, featured Orations on Anglo Saxons, Western education, and China, with music and choruses. The audience praised the young performers as the institute, founded nine years ago by Rev. F.W. Damen, grows with boarding and outside students. A wedding and a petition at the exposition were also noted.
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Milla Enstitute
Puplic
Memmi
Hi Teel
G. & Turner
HF Sturtevant
Floral Acorne
Honolihi
China
Yeong Tn
Song—Burneque
Oration
Ping Lin
Dumb Bele
Boone
Julie Caesar
K Wi
Mille Tentiute
Damen
Chineae
Lyn
Government Barn Fire at Iwile Sheds Burns Hay and Oil
A major fire at the government corral in Iwile destroyed hay sheds and a barn, with seven tons of hay stock and large quantities of feed lost. Firefighters arrived after delays and water supply issues limited efforts, preventing water access for critical minutes. An investigation will determine the cause, with the scene described as a brisk wind spreading flames across storage buildings and oil near the barn.
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Iwiles
Corm
Eng
Wil
Ad Department
Bates
Less Than $1000 Left In House Of Representatives
A report details a Treasury hesitation as Wise of the House seeks a weekly salary draw. Negotiations reveal under $1000 remaining for essential payments, with a plan to cover 180,000 in unspecified costs. An unknown fighter offered a six to four round bout for $1000, slated two weeks after June Hib, with money promised but not yet delivered. Almy returned to the Kinan after a four week absence.
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Wise
House of Representativen
Treasury
Quentinling Garther
Lon Agnews
Amnewn
Jun Hib
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Alexander Hamilton
Wrights
Executive Council
Stoke
Rt Sali
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VEG
DN Inc
Cnpc A
Castle & Lansdale
THE
Thone Pregent
Adiet, Marte
Adame Gavotte
Borger
Ould Railroad Health Report
Fire Claims Commission
Mawaii
Washington
Postomen Department
Hawaiian Navijation Company
Bertwenn Honoluhu
Hawaii
Wadt
Reeteil
Henry Smith
Hamakus Co
SMP. Argus
Fearless
Mills Institute Literary and Music
Dickey Davies
Wite
Mine Jomsie Kirkland
Kabul
Kinnuthie
Kehilul Yeaturday
Beckwith
Charleston
Legialauie Wold
Finance Committee
Cammrns
Hve
Mra Hon
Almy
Kinan
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