Hawaii Senate Debates Subsidy Bill and School Reforms
The Hawaii Senate reports progress on a subsidy for steamers and a detailed general appropriation bill. Members discuss second reading, with promises to report and complete the bill soon. Separate resolutions request funding for a reform school, girls’ school improvements, new road extensions, and street expansions across Oahu.
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C. Brown
Territory of
Hawaii
Treasury
Kanuba
Kahue ‘Ku
Oahu
Kapalama
Mawali
Vineyard Street
Kitturhameha School
Kalihi
Kalulast
Sear
Kilolinna
Beheol
Kamehameha Spa
Panos Road
King Street
Jounaling
Walalun
Kahuku
Nuanu Road
Ivilel
Kalaako
Public Works Budget Revisions Involving Labors and Camps
Amid heated debate, revisions cut several payroll items including Entomologist and Chief Forester, while funds for Nurse Entomologist were altered. The Senate approved a subsidized weekly ship service bid and provision for a hospital for diseased animals, with reevaluation of Ka Abt camp payroll and other line items.
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Tantalus Forest
Agriculture and Forestry
Muraortag
Thomas and
Kama
Nuuawu Forest
Makiki
Iy Rlor Parks
Aehi
Filo
Jay
Yeutertay
Bubeldy
Honotul
Mojokal
Maul
Hono
Lanai
Senate
Trial of Hatfield and Johnson on high seas assault
Commissioner Robinson presided as testimony concluded in a United States Court session. Hatfield was discharged on motion. Johnson’s case was bound over to the October term or Federal Grand Jury, with a $2000 bond and recognizance set at $450. Witnesses testified to alleged injuries aboard the Balcluths.
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Comiealoner Robinson
United Mates Court
United Mates Va
H. H. Hatfeld
Joseph Johnson
van Olaf
Hatfield
Bemwes Bi
W. A. Kinney
Johnson
Robinson
Joseph Jobson
United States Court
Feder Grand
Castle
Hawaiian Revolution Society Annual Meeting Summary
The Hawaiian Society of the American Revolution held its annual meeting with officers reporting a healthy balance of 99.48 and a positive year. Officers elected for the next year include W. R. Came as President, Dodge as Vice President, Wm. J Forbes as Treasurer, W. D. Alexander as Registrar, and Wan. O. Atwater as Secretary.
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Hawaiian Society of the American Revolution
Alexander
W. R. Came
Rank
Dodge
Vicw
Wm. J Forbes
W. D
Atwater
Rustens
Sinte
Suda
W. C. Parke
Fd. Lowne
Jury Arrangements For Special June Term Of Circuit Court
The Special June term of the First Circuit Court convened with Judge George D. Gear presiding. A large jury panel led by William Piper Barry and others was summoned, with many excused as the roll was read. Proceedings shifted to calendar setting and arraignments, with perjury case set for Saturday and criminals under the Alegent to be arraigned tomorrow. guardianship matters and probate days slated thereafter.
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Géoree D. Gear
Aaili
Eilis
William Piper Barry
Frank Dentle Creedon
Joaph Patrick Guinaage
Ea! Hammer
John A. Haming
Harry Jones
Soloman Kalelopu
Joseph Keakabiwa
George K. Wala
Joseph Uht Kubia
John Gate
Sage
James J. McGuire
William Ji
Miraan
Charles EB. Moore
Elmer Idleworth Paxton
Luotte
Eugene Mak
Percy Martin Pond
Louis de Avelyn Prine
James Lovette Mook
William Mitchcock
Quey
Lerrie Andrew
Walter G. Smith
Cart Lunda
B.D. Kellett
Sailors Union Men Rampage After Messy Ship Crew Clash
Sailors Union men, about twenty strong, attacked shipping workers on Queen Street over non union ship plans. The conflict followed tensions caused by Lewis and Turk, with unions facing efforts by non union dene, as crews were refused shipment and a forceful stand was made to block orders.
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Lewis
Turk
Ala Pertner
Union
Lawla
Biswas
Unclear altercation leads to police court warrants
A clash involving Union men escalated near Pushiping as a man fled into Wilmer Co. store on Quien Mite. Police rushed to the scene but arrived after the trouble. Warrants issued by Lewie for several men with court appearances set for tomorrow in Police Court.
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Ted
WiMer @ Co
Lewie
Seattle Steamers To Join Trade Here From New York
Reports say Barneson and Chilcott have incorporated Globe Transportation Company and will send three newly built steamers Eureka Tampico and Meteor to Seattle. Eureka 2400 tons Tampico 3000 and Meteor 3400 tons carry big loads with low coal use. June 8 Eureka sailed from New York. may reach Seattle by August first for Houghton? Islands trade. Arrangements with Great Northern and Northern Pacific to move North to Islands freight. profit possible even if vessels lack full crew. Royal agency not yet set, two or three ships after time.
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Beattie
Barneson & Chilcott
Globe ‘Transportation Company
New York
Eureka
Seattle
Great Northern
Suane
Islands
Fight at Club Stables Ends in Brawl and Arrests
A fight erupted at Club Stables yesterday after Boon In, as trainers and riders clashed over an incident involving horses. Burns and O'Brien joined the fray, injuring Burns and facing Officer Nigel Jackson who intervened. Jackson treated Burns, while Currey was arrested along with the two men. all three were taken to the police station.
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Boon
Horde
Hla
Neerky
Holt
Burns
Temark
Arms
Bucey
Tna
O'brien
Nigel Jackson
Jackson
Tot
Morne
Oliver Neliner
Buros
Currey
Salvation Army wedding at YMCA hall draws crowd
The Salvation Army wedding at the YMCA hall last night united Captain J. H. P. Jensen and Adjutant Maude Sharp. Over four hundred spectators attended as Major Wood presided and the marriage formula was pronounced by an officer. Mr. J. McCormick served.
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Salvation Army
Y. M.C. A. Hall
J. H. P. Jensen
Maude Sharp
Major Wood
J. McCormick
Hawaii Territorial House Debates Salary Bill Power Plays
The Hawaii territorial House debates a salary bill for four department heads at eight thousand dollars annually each, with adjournment motions and objections over Attorney General and Treasurer salaries. Registrar of Conveyances is attacked as unworthy and questioned for misappropriation. The session adjourns at noon with further deliberation pending.
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Mossman
Delate
Attornes
Makalmal
H “Sr
Emmeluth
Staten
Okishomia
Treuaurer
Speak
Aylett
Regime
Luth
Torney
Wentinalta
J. A. ‘Thurston
Speaker
Treasier
Utah
Makekati
Hawaii
Gile Allan
Piensa
Agen
Borks
Gufling
Buimelath
Emmelath-or Tetea-Tete
Finance Committee
Heckley
Poaka Native Lineman Killed After Pole Accident
Poaka a native lineman for Mutual Telephone Co. died yesterday in Walakie from internal injuries after a toll on a pole. He was injured during work and reported unable to recover as his family was notified.
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Poaka
Mutual Telephone Co
Walakie
Alt
Land dispute verdict grants damages and costs
Plaintiff Barnardo claimed ownership passed before January 4. Three trespass claims were decided. one awarded 4 dollars damages against Creme pitio dy Camara whose four bars had passed. The other two cases received judgments for costs.
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Alen
MO Barnardo
Creme Pitio Dy Camara
Orpheum Attracts Audiences With Last In New York Engagement
The Orpheum performance featured Last In New York this evening. The company will stay through the week and enjoy sight seeing in spare moments. The Ellefords and Salabde applaud the return next year with a new repertoire. The house was crowded and the show entertained from start to finish. The article notes ample attractions and many cheers for the production and renews the promise of further renewals.
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Ellefords
Eillefords
Hotel Reincorporates Under Hawaiian Hotel Co Limited
Articles of incorporation filed with the treasurer reveal the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Company Limited will operate the hotel and its business. Founding members include Henry T. Macfarlane Edward C. Macfarlane George W. Macfarlane William Livhman Mason W. Gilbert and John Ross. Capital stock fixed at 200 000 dollars in 200 shares of 100 each with option to raise to 1 000 000 dollars.
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Royal Walian Hotel Company, Limited
Dhine
Royut Hawaiian Hotel
Henry Tt. Macfarlane
Edward C. Macfarlane
George W. Macfarlane
Wiliam Livhman
Mason W. W. Gilbert
John Ross
Police Court calendar shows assaults and dismissals
Twenty three cases were heard in Police Court this morning. Many involved assault and battery with several defendants held for the next Circuit Court term. Five native boys appeared for assault with weapon and battery. some cases were dismissed while others proceeded. One boy was admonished and discharged on promising to behave. The Frank Harare case was set for June 19. A high street brawl defendants pleaded guilty. three drunks were fined and released.
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Canon
Asal
Japanene
Wilcox
Woanalua
Hot Chuck
Hadley
Will
Chient
Apu
Ah Chan
Ivy the Sherif
Wedding of Victoria Real and William Belling at St Clement’s
The marriage occurred in the morning at St Clement’s chapel with Rev Unborne officiating. Mr and Mrs Belling left for Kahikiaul Ranch after the ceremony.
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Victoria Real
William Belling
St. Clement's Chapel
Mr. Unborne
Mrs. Belling
Kahikiaul Ranch
Yellinn Tee
Decision on Shaw and Cullertor case in West Virginia
A yesterday court decision in the Jonathan Shaw and Tae Cullertor matter in West Virginia involved Dodge Tennfy the Booth and a payment of 81 with a 10 percent penalty. The case about Pacific Heights whinn was announced.
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Jonathan Shaw
Tae Cullertor
Dodge
Booth
Pacific Heights
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