Senate Dos Good Business Today In Hawaii Public Works Spending
The Hawaii Senate adjourned briefly but reconvened to approve and amend the Appropriation bill. New road and public works items were inserted, including targets from Mahuskona to Pololu, Kalibi, Kapaau, and Keahwa Long, with notable funding changes and salary adjustments for officials tied to the Public Works Department.
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Senate
Kalanakalan
Sunni Street
Mana
Dr. Russel
Alyo Tip
Rumael
Mahuskona
Kapaau
Kani
Kalibi
Fort Street
Pauon
Pololu
Kawaibae
Keahwalong
North Kona
Walabea Bridge
Keaukaha
Hilo
Olaa
Honglulu
Honolulu
Itono-' Julu
Koloa
Ronda
Kohala
Kawathae
North
Kona
Supreme Court
Legislative spending notes and edits in Senate bill
The record shows line items altered by committee including a $9000 item for Malary of Bu- Perintendent of Bowary stricken, and a $9600 Pay toll for Walakamita Camp Kalihi passed after discussion. The Senate action this morning added $149,040 to the bill though reduced elsewhere by prior calls, reflecting ongoing negotiation.
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Senate
Achi
Weilling
Walakamita
Kalihi
Iino
Howse Members Skip Afternoon Session and Few Present
The Howse members decided not to return for the afternoon session yesterday. Speaker Akins did not even rap the gavel, and upon entering the chamber, counted thirteen representatives present, a notably small number for a gathering.
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Howse
Akins
Volunteera of America plan extensive Georgia settlement
Chicago reports General Ballington Booth chief of the Volunteers of America plans a large southern Georgia settlement named The Volunteer City. It will cover about 1,000 to 20,000 acres in the cotton belt with a cotton factory, cottages, free transport, land, tools, and start funds for thousands of poor families from New York and Chicago. Booth to lead operations, work to commence this summer for a fall habitation.
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Chicago
Ballington Hoath
Volunteera of America
Georgia
United States
Volunter City
Noren
Liew
Cotton Belt
Wettlora
New York
II Furnlah
Lil
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS PUSH PLAN FOR STATE WORK
Minneapolis June 3 The Woman Suffrage Association reports doubling membership and outlines a year plan. Proposals include field organizers, junior suffrage clubs, clergy-led county groups, protests by women taxpayers, automatic literature distribution, and urging state legislatures and Congress to back the sixteenth amendment. The convention also discusses social vice regulation and a committee to present to medical delegates.
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Minneapolis
Ody
Reyea Bhaw
Philadelphia
United States
Susan Mr. Anthony
Mia
Garrie C. Catt
Rev. Shaw
Rachel Foster Avery
Lnast
Chatsugams
Btaten
Wit
Gusardian
Civil Service Examinations Planned for Territory
Chief Examiner Severn explains the U S Civil Service Board will hold exams in the islands starting July first week with about forty paper tests. In Hawaii visits to Kahului and Hilo are planned to organize local examiner boards. Severn notes the process is fraud resistant and that only about 60% of top scorers receive appointments. Over 30 000 took last exams with 9889 appointed, and most appointments go to the highest scorers. He also says future exams may be held in Hilo and Kahului but until then Honolulu remains the testing site.
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United States Civil Service
Hilo
Kahului
Severn
Bulletin
Tate Mying
Mr . Severs
Istana
United States
Tapas
Washington
Kahulul
Honolulu
Hopper Estate Incorporation Filed in Honolulu
Articles of Incorporation for Hopper Estate Limited list principal office in Honolulu and a planned capital stock of 200000 dollars in 1000 shares. Officers named are W L Hopper as president Willard B Brown as secretary with a fifty year term and shareholdings including Ken Mop per Mary H Peterson Margaret Hopper Ebien H Brown E Wells Peterson Willard F E Brown and William L Hopper among others.
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James A. Hopper
Mary H, Peterson
Margarette Hopper
Ebien H. Brown
E. Welle Peterson
Willard FE. Brown
William L. Hopper
Ero
Entries For Today's Races At the Fair
Today's card lists six events with entries for a four hurdle sprint a six furlong dash a trotting and pacing test a one mile dash and a consolation race for non winners. Notable runners include Merril's Moor, Dixie Land Virgle A Gurtweline Wayhoy Mosquito Tom Ryder Les Angler Gaiety Girl Amartha Albert H Amaranth and Barrier Clowe tucked for the post in a first Jockey Club Cup handicap.
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Dixie Land
Watoesa
Mollie Connors
Virgle A
Gurtweline
Wayhoy
Mosquito
Tom Ryder
Les Angler
Hawalan
Pune
Gaiety Girl
Amartha
Albert H. Amaranth
Rarrier Clowe
Fragmented Race and Concert Notes From Capitol Grounds
Unclear listings mention weights, purses, participants like Billy McCreaky Lif and Defender, a pony race with half mile dash, and unknowns. Sunday concert program notes schedule pieces such as Balind Pilgrims of the Night Lohengrin selections, William Tell, Gavotte Modern, and The Band will perform after noon at Capitol grounds.
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Billy ‘McCreaky
Weller
Defender
Lokitaullt
Raknlasi
Ipale
Capitol Grounds
Reeven Pinale
Rostent
Gavotte—Modern
Toureflection
Boyer the Bpangied
Band Engagements Across Week Sunny City Venues
Concerts and rehearsals are scheduled this week in Emma Square MMA Square and the Opera House. The band performs at the races at 10 o clock, Monday evening features a concert in Emma Square, Wednesday hosts a final rehearsal of Creation at the Opera House, and Thursday offers a High Behood entertainment show. There may be an event at Queen's Hospital Saturday. Friday brings a rendition at the Opera House titled Creation.
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Mma Square
Emma Square
Hemmer
Opera House
Five Minute Service On Tram Line Set Soon
The Tramways Company plans a five minute service on the Heretania street line. Cars are being built and the track alterations finished. A new load of animals for the improved service arrived in the Olympic yesterday and will be used to enhance operation.
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Tablin
Heretania Street
Olympic
Case 606 to Jury in Japanese breach of promise suit
In Judge Gear's court jurors heard closing arguments in the Japanese breach of promise case after which the court delivered the charge at noon and submitted the case to the twelve men. The Hilzabeth Booth ejectment suit saw the defendant enjoined by Judge Gear from removing tenements on the Kataokamoku Kapa land. Chas B Dyke was appointed trustee by Judge Humphreys to withdraw deposits from the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank on behalf of Kataokamoku K. Kapa.
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Gear
Hilzabeth Booth
Katuku Plantation Co
Chas. B. Dyke
Rustes
Humphreys
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank
Kataokamoku K. Kapa
Steamer Ching Detained Quarantine After Plague Report
The steamer Ching arrived from Yokohama and was held outside port by quarantine officials after a letter warned of plague exposure from Nagasaki. Three days after leaving the Chiu one man died, prompting strict examination of steerage passengers and baggage. The vessel will not depart until tomorrow as holds are fumigated and cargo examined. A crowd gathered at Hackfell & Co. seeking passage to San Francisco with fares around $185, while the Iowa Supreme Court upheld a verdict in a young French fire insurance case despite severe injuries to the claimant.
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Ching
Yokosama
Naganaki
Hongkong
Nagassk
Kieluck
Chiu
Thin
Cofer
Francisor
Hackfoll, & Co
Trylee
San Francisco
R Foome
Salaries Rise in a Radroad Tran Debacle
Debates on a salary bill dominate the session with House members pushing for deputy sheriffs and clerical posts for Molokini and Kahoolawe. Pay figures include Assistant to Attorney General 3000, Sheriff Hawaii 4800, Deputy Sheriff Hana 140, Stenographer 1800, and other costs as committees scramble to finalize the appropriation before adjournment at noon.
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Femural
Mukekau
Kawathoa
Wright
Wilder
Mousarrat
Tom Wasty
Moloint
Kahoolawe
House
Mich Pheriff
Hawaii
Sherifor Kaual
New
Kaval Aborit
Sherif Af Lahalna
Beri
Hana
Holle
Federal authorities may use Kalibi camp for quarantine detentions
The Board of Health considers a proposal from Federal officials to place the old Kalibi plague detention camp at their disposal for escorting a transport with an aircraft aboard during a routine pox quarantine. A commission has been named to monitor the situation.
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Board of Health
Kalibi
Uititury
Dr Cooper Plans Return Home to New York State
Dr C B Cooper has received word that his mother is ill at her Midle town home in New York. The popular physician, once married to a Honolulu native during the war, will depart about July 3 for home. He will attend the Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Order of Ketke in Milwaukee in July.
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C. B. Cooper
N. Y
Ashley
New York
Honolulu
Cooper
Ein City
Grand Lodge of the Benevolet
L of
Ketke
Milwaukee
Fire Commissioners to Pick Chief Successor Today
Fire Commissioners meet at four this afternoon to elect a successor to the late Chief Hunt. About twenty to forty applications have reached the secretary. The Grand Jury toured the Immune Asylum and Prison. General Josaph M. Fudsb urg, a veteran soldier born in Munich, served in Bavarian and French forces before joining the U S Army in the Civil War.
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Chief Hunt
Josaph M. Fudsburg
Halltimore
Munich
Bavaria
Inns
Aho
Royal Artillery
Pelengainet
Switzerland
Fie
France
Lie
Foreign Legion
Marishal MacMahon
Cam
United States
Union
Mie
Electric tramway to Pacific Heights near Navatra terminus
The electric road completing the Navatra tramway terminus to Pacific Heights will be finished in a few days with siting and bridge work already complete. Track laying proceeds to extend inland over 1200 feet of road and spans, aiming for operation by the coming Wednesday. The California Fruit Market advertises fresh fruits and vegetables with inland supplies including peaches and oranges.
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Navatra
California Fruit Markt
New Weapon of Death
New explosive Maximite developed by Hudson Maxim has passed tests at the New Jersey proving grounds. Government interest, secrecy surrounds the experiments, with claims it could revolutionize warfare by piercing thick armor and destroying ships.
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New York
Hudson Maxim
Bandy Hook Proving Grounds
Ktick
Sr. Maxi
Pera
Maxim
United States
Ture
Jonat
Change at the Moana Hotel Assignment Mentioned
The note discusses Roger of the Moana and Zealandia to manage the Pacific hostelry. If approved, Holy Soot would take charge of the hotel at Hilo and a period of several months is implied.
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Roger
Moana
Hilo
Supreme Court Rules On Evidence And Maintenance In Three Decisions
The Supreme Court, in three Fourth Circuit cases, sets strict limits on proof of debts and counters for defendants and holds that a guardian cannot claim maintenance for a child gratuitously taken in without notice to the guardian. A new trial is ordered in one case where substantial inadmissible evidence was introduced, and verdicts for maintenance are overturned where applicable. The opinions are by Justices Galbraith, Bratts, Parsons for the plaintiff and Wise, Nickews for the defendants.
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Te Supreme Centre
Fourth Circuit
Isaan Krickena
Volcano Stables
Transportation Co
Uetion Iy
Dumpwitter Stag
Bis Preme
Uocr
Justice Galbraith
Galbraith, Bratt & Parsons
Plainiff
Wine & Nickews
Roloman
Kumuhouua
Supreme Court
Cbikian
Guaran
Prear
Jom 'W. Cathcart
Thos C. Ridgeway
Nitor
Wise & Night Fun
Brother’s Fate Probed in Inquiry From Lower Lake
A letter from Herrick of Lower Lake seeks news of his brother B Herrick who has not been heard from in a long time. The writer notes B Herrick recently worked at Nesaeet on the Achi Dairy and that all letters go through the tract letter office, as the family anxiously awaits word on his whereabouts.
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AM. Herrick
Lower Lake
Gah
B. Herrigh
B. Herrick
Hint
G. B. Herrick
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