Lane Condemns Prohibition Plan in Territory Debate
Senator Lane declares himself unalterably opposed to a prohibitory law for the Territory and criticizes Woolley legislation aimed at funneling travelers through the Hawaii Promotion Committee. He argues prohibition would not stop evils, would raise costs, and that administration by representatives is safer. He cites Hawaiian usage, temperance ideals, and public duty in voicing his stance.
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Bitulithics Play a Trump Card in City Fight
Wilson refutes Quinn charges as road supervisor John Witwin returns a detailed rebuttal. The Intercote of the Vereen bitulithic plan prompts a petition by professional men for reconfirmation of the current paying ordinance on Furt htreet. The piece notes ongoing debate and calls for equity in board review.
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Campbell Uncertain About Harbor Rates
Campbell said this morning harbor charges would not be reduced within six months. A public survey shows uneven billing as households with multiple homes pay uneven rates, and residents receive notices about water charges starting July 1.
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Fearful Attacks On Foreigners In Peking Rise
Foreigners in Peking fear anti foreign outbreaks after recent events. Chinese authorities and diplomats exchange warnings as the U S cruiser New Orleans and other ships prepare to land marines if needed to shield consulates. The unrest stems from anti foreign sentiment amid strained conditions in the capital.
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Italians Attack Julius Betmond Brother of Prince Leopold
Lione Betmond reports that Julius Betmond, the fourth brother of the late Prince Leopold, was attacked while motoring by a group of Italian laborers. He sustained severe head injuries from stones and multiple wounds in the assault.
Calling Off Dogs of War In D C Withdrawal Terms
Washington June 3 Bouadox and Peru are withdrawing their troops from the frontier in accord with the terms of mediation.
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Woolley workers see wages abolished in cash ban
A meeting at Woolley headquarters discusses ending cash payments for wages amid unrest. The plan aims to avert trouble as Hawaiian workers face upheaval and potential strikes. Officials consider coercive steps and protest reactions as they weigh wage policy changes.
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Daily Scores of Big Leagues Bulletin Cable
Major league results today show Chicago defeating Boston 9 to 0. American League games Chicago 3 New York 1 and Cleveland 7 Washington 2 with Detroit and Philadelphia 1 postponed. Other games postponed.
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Taft Denounces Muckraking at Ohio Northern University
President Taft addressed the Ohio Northern University graduating class and denounced muckraking and socialism in clear terms. The remarks highlighted his stance amid prevailing reform debates.
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Dock Dewey Will Float
Special bulletin notes experts expect the big dock to float by the twentieth of this month. The vessel appears to have sustained battle damage during its construction or transport.
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Sugar Price Moves and Mixed Commodities Report
Sugar markets show a 96 degree test and 4.255 cent quotation with a 4.24 cent prior reading. The report notes parity and a June 3 analysis with references to previous quotations, San Francisco entrances, and a maritime note on a vessel adrift near a light beacon off Benotta Port.
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Havemeyer Is Sugar. Goat Havemeyer Is Sugar. Goat
Secretary Heike of the American Sugar Refining Company testified in his own defense denying guilt in weighing frauds against the Government. He indicated he would place blame on Havemeyer, the former head of the trust who died earlier, a theme echoed in testimony weeks earlier.
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Sierra steamship drama reveals dry vote aboard
On the steamer Sierra a straw ballot among cabin and steerage passengers showed twenty eight voted wet against two for a draft prohibition and one abstained. Purser Smith noted the ship’s progress toward Alameda after a five day voyage from San Francisco with freight including fourteen automobiles.
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Automobile Collision Coverage Policy Notice
An insurer outlines coverage for loss or damage to automobiles from collision with moving or stationary objects. Liability applies to damage to third parties caused by collision. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd referenced.
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Waldron Backs Licensing Law View in Brief
Waldron supports a licensing law described as the best possible regulation for liquor traffic. He notes his experience on the Oahu Board of License Commissioners and warns against transferring authority to Woolley. The remarks reflect concerns about governance and merchant interests in enforcing liquor rules.
Hangings and legal deadlines loom in Wynne Louis Martini case
June 13 sets the execution date for Wynne Louis Martini after a Supreme Court writ of error. The case, tied to the first federal court execution in the territory since 1908, raises questions as tender bids open for indigent dead housing and court actions continue.
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Debate on Homesteads in Hawaii House Proceedings
Fragments from a House discussion on homestead incorporations in Hawaii reveal committee review and an amendment process led by Mr. Hamilton and others. The record shows references to amendments, motions, and ongoing deliberations, with continuation noted on Page 10.
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