Town Meetings Advocated For Local Government
The Friend urges adoption of town meetings to curb centralized control and empower residents. It argues the model trains citizens, reduces corruption, and suits communities from Honolulu to Hilo, citing New England practices and remedying local governance inefficiencies. It proposes study and adaptation of the town meeting to Hawaiian conditions.
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Friend
Talande
Manay
Hilo
Wal- Ji
New England
United States
Honolulu
Brookline
Massachusetts
Hitle
Hite
Hersell
Reduced Teacher Salaries Back On Next Month
At a Board of Education meeting a new salaries schedule was announced to take effect next month due to government economy changes. Salaries range from 4200 yearly to 4960 for various roles, with several adjustments noted. The board also accepted A D Wilson's resignation on Molokai and reported a new three room school house to cost about 600. Examinations for high school entrance set for August 28. Two anchor teachers in Pun district suspended for enroute.
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Board of Educa ‘Luk
Faso
Balazles
Tenathan
A. d. Wilson
Kaunakakea
Molokai
Kihel
Mims Rogers
Walalee Industrial Acuot
Jurote
Pun
Hawaii
Atkinson
Labatnaluna Seminary
Waluloe
Girls’ Industrial Institution
Honolulu
Alexander
Mr. Jordan
W. W. Mall
H. von Holt
C. L. Hopkins
Salarion
Mit
Hile
Governor Pardons McElroy Against His Will
A. I. McElroy, released from Oabu Privon many times, seeks to return to jail after a year of confinement and efforts to break a prison door. Acting Governor A. L. C. Atkinson may grant a pardon to keep McElroy from returning to his prior life, citing his right to freedom despite obstacles from attorneys and local officials.
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McElroy
Oabu Privon
Wentry
A. L. C. Atkinson
Stoclrey
Preparations Underway for Kaplolin Park Races
Active preparations are underway for the Kaplolin Park race meet on June 11. A new board is being erected beside the grandstand and the track is being prepared for crowds. Local turnout is expected to be higher than in recent June races as horses train well and new entries appear, promising an exceptional event.
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Kaplolin Park
Arwad
Lelong
Honolua
Campbell Contest Adgetalon in Estate Dispute
In the matter of the late James Campbell a contest over the estate proceeds as Judge George schedules a Monday morning session. Executrix and executors face questions on the will and the distribution, with parties aiming for a friendly settlement amid revenues and contested valuations.
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George
Monlay
Executrix
James Campbell
Mal
Maxter
Would Join Iroquois Rivalry Sparks Posturing in City Theater Row
Would be suitor Bilm Robinson aims for transfer to Iroquois as Nichols vows to fight if he succeeds. Fujinaka a Japanese man is arrested for assault on Ab Yup a boy and Ernstberger seeks divorce from Laula alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty. Milton quips about repeated misfortune in the wine spot.
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Bilm" Robinson
New York
Tog Iroquois
Nichols
Fujinaka
Japan
Ab Yup
War Fleet to Depart Honolulu Tomorrow
Warships in port today sail to new stations tomorrow. New York Marblehead and Buffalo depart with Albany remaining, while cruiser Albany awaits Pagama next Tuesday. Enlistments at the Naval Station rose with twenty one men joining in May.
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Merbleland
Bennington
Concord
New York
Jennington
Marblehead
Buffalo
Albany
Marblead
Reychington
Birks
San Francisco
Trout
Pacific Mail
U. S. Army
Lord
Maita
Uutord
Pan- Am
Loganta
Orient
Ginna’ Feet
Pagama
Naval Station
Bencually
Warshupa
Asher Reveals Story of Steal in Land Office Audit
Territorial Auditor J H Fisher testified before the Grand Jury about alleged embezzlements totaling 15 000 to 20 000 in the Land Commissioner’s Office. Former Commissioner E B Boyd and Chief Clerk Muhaulu face 10 000 bonds. Fisher produced hidden ledgers and documents, saying no new accusations emerged and indictments are expected soon.
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Territorial
J. H. Fisher
E. 8. Boyd
Muhaulu
Fisher
Replles
Aullion Fisher
Treasury
Land Office
Jaeger Accepts Salary Despite Absence In Special Session
The House representative Jaeger accepts a 2.00 payment through the Territorial Secretary along with other receipted bills for Bling and for H A Jaeger’s salary as representative during the special session. Senators Waldwin and Brown had refused salaries for not attending. A “Por Rain” card is on sale at Bullet.
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House of Representatives
John Winesenda
Territorial Secretary
H. A. Jaeger
H. P. Waldwin
Cert Brown
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