Salary cuts in Hawaii Executive Budget Session Delivers Revisions
In a special afternoon session the House revised the salary of the Attorney General from 2000 to 1810, and adjusted multiple Hawaii officials. Deputies and clerks across Maui, Kanal, North Kohala, Hae makua, Hilo regions saw salary reductions, totaling about 15,760. A motion to refer the bill to a mixed committee failed, while another passed to form a broader House committee from Hawaii members.
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Sessio
Ile Reton
Wuerkt
Walt
Maul
Kanal
Sherif
Hawaii
Sheerft
Sher
Sheri
North Kohala
Auth Kohala
Haemakua
North Hilo
North Kona
South Kona
Bheesu
Kay
Bhetitt
Mana
House
Salisbury Calls the King a Duffer
In London last Monday Lord Salisbury accused King Edward of stupidity during a private audience. The king laughed as Salisbury recalled appointing the Bishop of London in 1901 and asked whether Salisbury was as dull as he appeared, prompting a brief, awkward exchange observed by attendees and a photo of Salisbury on the table prompting the king to remark that the peer looked like a "poor old duffer."
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New York
London
Solin Hueyte
Bliasolt
Lomton
Laur
Aaulxbury
Eagel Otte
Duffer
Will Oppose the Divorce Laws Across States
New York May 21 ministers of many denominations prepare a concerted move against lax divorce laws. A plan for a national ministerial conference in the fall is in the works. Roy William Henry Roberts D D a former assistant librarian at the Congressional Library and now stated clerk of the Presbyterian General Assembly Mahop Burgess Rev Newell Dwight Hill Van Dyke and other church leaders support the move. Letters from pastors and dignitaries including Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Farley Ryan Quigley and Ireland have been sent. The conference plan awaits completion after the Presbyterian General Assembly in Los Angeles closes.
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New York
Roy
William Henry Roberts
Confressional Library
Presbyterian Generel Assembly
Mahop Burgess
Newell Dwight Hille
van Dyke
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbiehhope Farley
Ryan
Quigley
Ireland
Presbyterian General Assembly
Los Angeles
American Jockeys Dominate Derby History and Names in Early Racing
A scanned recap notes multiple Derby connections with American jockeys and horses across years. It mentions Rock mand ridden by Shoots Martin, Ard Patrick’s prior win by J. Gubblue, King Edward and Persimtion in royal blue, Iroquois winning in 1881, Bagian horses Galien and another, and the 1901 race won by W. C. Whitney with Votodyoyakl. It also notes Kodake film stock openings by Honolulu Photo Supply Co and Kodake rearing for occasions.
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Rock Mand
Shoots Martin
California
Martin
J. Gubblue
Ard Patrick
King Edward
Persimtion
Diamond Dublee
Iroquois
Galien
Fornin
Ney
Votodyoyakl
Lady Metis
Entries Open For June Races At Clit Rtables
Race meet opens yestern May afternoon with all events listed. Entries show pony races, trotting and pacing, free for all, heats and cups, with purses from 25 to 200 dollars and added money, featuring Bruner, Carter Harrison, Racine Murphy, Kitty, Eva, Molle Connare, Artie W. and other named participants.
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Clit Rtables
Yestern
Puere
Wayley
Los Angeles
Oak Grove
Union
Kitty
Eva
Milly Lemp
Jim Jeffries
Artie W
Pores
Blut
Racine Murphy
Mollie Connora
Union Feed Company
Dash
Makuha Boy
Kontiemen
Mame
Artie M
Ka M
Cyclone
Abiine
Faro Bank
Waltem-Litte
Menaieing
Acer
Mountaly Polo Club
Carver
Harrison
Dr. Weller
Dixie Land
Explosion Tragedy Strikes Frank Town in Kan
Disaster unfolds as a powerful natural explosion devastates the town of Frank in Kan. Kater McVeigh of Pripore and McVeigh arrives to search for bodies, citing rockslides and fallout from dynamite use. Locals report massive boulders, a 400 foot high ridge, and debris surrounding the collapsed mill area.
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Vancouver
Frank
Lyameartte- Aialee
Kater McVeigh
Pripore & McVeigh
McVeigh
MeVeigh
Phare
Banya
Carmel
Fulton Compounds Claim Kidney Disease Cure
Fragmented ad copy touts Fulton’s Rens and a Renal Compound as a universal cure from onset of inflammation to end stage kidney disease. It cites a Broadway physician endorsement, promises miraculous recovery, and warns readers of competing remedies, framed as a promotional medical miracle note.
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Fulton's
Fulton
Mweowury
Mra & Clive
Broadway
Har Prysielse
Hewlan
Ajavetea
Ating
Dr Shoup's Rheumatic Cure Claim Promises Pain Relief
An old promotional notice by Dr Shoup asserts a Rheumatic remedy can turn bone joints and cure chronic rheumatism. It offers a free sample, claims success across many cases, and invites readers to write for the order while noting druggists carry it.
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Wade
Germany
Cwith
Dabaur
Shoap
Racine
Millionaire Town Faces Cash Crunch in Morristown
Morristown officials and town treasurer Louis A. Voutamt resign amid a push to balance finances. With monthly stipends unpaid and debts to former Collector George W. Howers, the town may seek a 10,000 direct tax and 9,000 in popular assessments to fund operations and ship needs.
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Morristown
Louis A. Voutamt
Colleton
Herman Hy
Care Ivtiny A. Mowe
Tio Emin
Whitch
Patie Dill
Y Fm
George W. Howers
Aristocratic Church and Humble Seater Clash in Pew Dispute
In Kansas City in May a church row over seating led to a lawsuit. Samuel Graves, a pawnbroker, sued Congregation Gomad Chess for 65 dollars to recover a pew sold to H Jagota. Jagota, a poor member, faced barriers to sit in a preferred section and abandoned the claim after being blocked by chairs. The court ruled against the congregation.
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Kansig City
Crisiorrath
Gomad Chess
Samuel Graves
H. Jagota
Graves
Jagota
Jagora
Polyclinic Opens in Paris Surgeon’s Outreach
Paris report describes a new polyclinic opened in the Ke Me cadet area by Haron Henri de Rothschild who offers lectures to medical students and doctors on newborn mortality and meat reduction. The piece links the issue to recruitment theory and notes Roosevelt’s advice to mothers on large families is not favored. The Suiletin costs 75 centes per month.
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New York
Herald
Paris
Haron Henri de Rothschild
France
Roosevelt
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Sachs’ Dry Goods Co
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Heering-Hall-Marvin Safe Co
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Grifenhagen Bros. & Co, Inc
Grifenhagen
Ther, Davies & Ge
the von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd
Alex, Young Bldg
Fort Street
Oana Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Moana Hotel
Moana Hotel Co, Ltd
the Bulletin
Axtell
Honolulu
Attorney General's Department
Salisbury
Kodake
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort St
Hawaiian Electric Company, Limited
Oller
King
Makoa
Nonolulu
the Porter Furniture Co.,ltd
Corner Hotel
Bishop Streets
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ld
Hawaiian Territory
Honolulu Investment Co., Dudd Building Merch At
Atreet
Kapiolani Park
Kalia
Our Optical Department
H. W. Foster & Co
Hotel Street
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Ella Dayton
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Hart & 60,, Ltd
Wj, Nolte
Beaver
Aula Saloon
Beretanta
River St
Pranca
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