Tug Pay Roll Debate Shapes Salary Bill and Harbor Costs
In a heated discussion, Emmeluth Monnarrat and Ogge debate the merits of the salary bill tied to tug and harbor operations. They examine towage rates, government ownership of tugs, and projected costs, detailing pay rolls for officials and crews, including harbormaster, lighthouse keepers, and other harbor staff, amid calls to curb expenses.
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Senate
Kiumeluth
Veafiegs
Hoogs
The
Fearless
Emmeryth
Hilo
iSmamieluth
Monnarrat
Public Works Departement
Nutte Foll Road
Schaefer's
Pall
Lahaina
Unclear OCR fragment hints at costs and recess time
The readable text shows prices like 200 and 4800 for items or works, mentions a kerosene keeper and a time measure around 17 mm, and notes a house taking a recess. The fragment lacks full context.
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Ise
Supreme Court revives mortgage case in revised verdict ruling
The court denies a new trial motion on the $7000 verdict against the plaintiff in the case of Yook Kee Yn v Lad Mercantiles. The decision, signed by Judge Humphreys and approved by Chief Justice Prear, clarifies that a mortgage cannot secure more than the disclosed debt and that money paid under a mistake of fact may be recovered.
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Ee Rave
Geo
Boardman
Firewan
Publi Insurance Company
O'Myran
Gibo
Fenal
Wydude
Humphreys
Prear
Supreme Court
Hilo Mercantiles
Lad
HST Proposes Medical Reorganization on Islands
A debated motion by Dr Ruagel proposed replacing local government physicians with central island dispensaries and circulating medical guidance. The plan aimed to standardize remedies via central points, but faced skepticism about feasibility in Hawaii and was not supported in debate.
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Ruagel
Molokai
Thin City
Central Pointe
England
Adil
Hawaii
Fragmented list of names and places from Mariposa notice
An OCR fragment lists a long string of names and surnames such as Keevers Gray Walker Castle Wyton Walter Macfarlane Bernie Jones Stanley Beardmore S.A. Baldwing D. S. Jordan O. Pe Jenkins Hl Baldwin B. L Golds boroughy Cobb Hudson Templeton and others, without clear context or actions. The partial items imply a local or property levy or transportation related notice but details are unreadable.
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San
Mariposa
E. Keevers
Gray
Walker
Flaw
Pene
Castle
Wyton
Walter Macfarlane
Bernie Jones
Stanley
Beardmore
S.A. Baldwing
A Roas
D. S. Jordan
O. Pe Jenkins
Hl Baldwin
Wekeeverman
L- Goldsboroughy M
Cobb
Hudson
Mitch Li i Cummings
Templeton
Ie Foti Robie
Alexander
Senate inquiry finds no alterations in journal
Special five member Senate committee finished examining the Journal of the Senate with only minor wording changes. They found no substantial alterations to the journal, though the committee has not yet reported to the Senate. Weather bulletin from Punahou notes cloudy skies and light northeast winds with mild temperatures.
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Senate
Washington
Journal of the Senate
Grand Jury Finishes Bribery Case Probe Report
The grand jury, led by Foreman Carter, prepared a report on bribery and corruption waiting for new witnesses. Judge Humphreys asked about updated witnesses. the foreman confirmed additions. The court ordered the jury to focus on the bribery probe, releasing the names to the clerk and adjourning until ten tomorrow for further investigations.
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Asimphreys
Carter
Humphreys
Beibery
Poretian Carter
Grand Jury
Lamie
Omaha bow works manager predicts Honolulu growth boom
Ac d. Vierting, manager of Pax ton Vierling Works of Omaha and director in Vieeling, Meowa, visits Honolulu. He forecasts a 100 to 200 percent population rise in the next decade, notes high real estate prices will restrain land value gains, and urges local manufacturing, warehouse space, and new business blocks. He envisions department stores expanding, hotels extending, and a shift toward local production, with a focus on durable cement and stone substitute materials.
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Ac d. Vierting
Paxton @ Vierling
Ron Works
Omaha
Vieeling,Mebawall & Co
Manuuacturers of Architectural
Chicago
Ventura
Honolulu
Mr. Vierling
Hanol Kone
Justi
Vance
Honolui
Auch
Vierling
Professor Kofbee Raises Fungus for Beetle Control
Government entomologist Professor Kofbee reveals a lab developed fungus to eradicate pests. Spores will be grown in a Capitol basement collection and sprayed on trees to kill beetles and cutworms without harming plants. No longer will live insects be needed for inoculations. The fungus, native to local islands, is reportedly harmless to plant life and targets insect hosts.
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Sayan
Piol Koebele
Edtomologiate
Prof. Koebele
Capitol
Koebele
Koebole
Washington
Damocies
Legislative extra session costs rise amid delays and imports
With 64 days left of the extra session budget from a $20,000 appropriation nearly exhausted, lawmakers expect a further $3,000 to $5,000 need for pay and expenses. A two week extension is eyed, potentially adding about $3,000 more. Harbor traffic and new Oregon pine masts for Bonnie Dundes are noted as ongoing maintenance and shipbuilding updates.
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Jug
Wim
Renate
Monae
Memorial Meeting of Woman's Board of Missions
The thirtieth annual meeting at Central Union church featured memorials for the late F S Loman of Mila A and a funeral tribute by Rev J A Crugan. Mrs Robert Andrews delivered the afternoon address on Reminiscences of the Past Thirty Years, with music interludes easing the program.
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Damon
Weing
Mie
Kodh
Dillingham
Mee
Loman
Mila A
J. A. Crugan
Dr. Whitney
Linneh
Robert Andrews
Contempt Allegations in Thurston Case Briefed by Hartwell
Hartwell and Ballou file briefs in the Thurston matter challenging alleged contempt as not punishable and disputing Grand Jury authority. Hartwell argues protection to an accused’s attorney. Ballou contends habeas corpus allows court to question the Grand Jury’s legality and proper selection.
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A. A. Hartwell
3. M
L. A
Hartwell
Ballou
Habeas Corps
Beckley and McKinley discuss economy and territorial relief
Representative Beckley told a Dulled reporter in San Francisco that President McKinley urged economy in passing the Appropriation bill while funding Territory needs, with later action expected in Washington. He denied a letter from McKinley and dismissed prior reports as false.
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San Francisco
Beckley
Dulletin
Preadent McKinley
McKinley
Washington
Advertiser
Weekley Aid
Will Not Suspend Sentence Auden Wilcox Comments
In Police Court this morning Judge Wilcox refused to suspend sentence for Woman Maika on a charge of contempt and battery involving a wire. Attorney Raulwkou argued against suspension, citing concern over misuse of privilege and noting it may influence independence of the judge’s decision.
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Auden Wilcox
Wmn
Maika
Raulwkou
Fragmentary debate hints at local tax and punching bag joke
A damaged article fragment shows a speaker advising Manuka to buy a punching bag and keep it at home or in a barn for exercise and to vent frustration. The text mentions statutes, wisdom, and a humorous line about a wife's head, reflecting a rough conversational tone. Entities include Manuka and local officials in a rural setting.
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Manuka
Pierre
Bracon LignTa Beacon Lichte at the Orpheum
Beacon Lichte was well received last night at the Orpheum by a crowd. The play mixed comedy with situations, a strong performance by Jorate Norton as the mountain girl and Mabel Wiernene as the persecuted mother, with Cart Berohan as the captain giving a steady turn. The Dill of Rodd plays continue next week as the Elleford season advances.
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Orpheum
Biehl
Jorate Norton
Mabel Wiernene
Chinese United Society Faces Claim Withdrawal Clash
A meeting of the Chinese United Society on King Street last evening debated Chinese claimants withdrawing their claims from the attorney chosen to file them. A five member committee was appointed, Wong Chow acted for the committee, and unrest grew as claimants pushed for withdrawal or continued submission. No decision was reached, with another meeting planned during the week.
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Chinewe United Society
King Street
Chinewe
Conmnt
White Thers
Chinese United Society
Wong Chow
Bvnew
Death of Chinese caretaker at Oma Hall
A Chinese caretaker at Oma Hall was found dead in his room this morning. The death followed the recent demise of a Chinese man in a nearby fruit store causing fatigue and shock. A woman in the fruit store area died last night from puerperal fever while her husband cared for her.
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Kmoma Hall
Old Axe
Chinen
Iman
Meretania
Band Engagements Aboard Pacific Vessels
The Oregon hosted a band last night with all officers and crew invited. A farewell concert is set for the Lawton Tomorrow at 11 am. Prof Merger and MMe boys plan performances at Kawalahao Bem nary and Thomas Square tonight. If Ventura sails, a farewell at Geanie wharf may occur. The schooner Helen N Kimball arrived from Kahulul and left for Fanning Island yesterday.
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Oregon
Ergers Weount
Aveste
Lawton
Prof. Merger
Mme Boys
Kawalahao
Thomas Square
Ventura
Geanie Wharf
Helen N. Kimball
Kahulul
Fanning Island
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Woman's Board
Woman's Board of Missions
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