Mounted Patrol Debate Ends in House Victory
A heated debate over funding the Mounted Patrol ends with the House adopting the committee’s report and cutting patrol pay. Aylett supports the patrol as essential for order. opponents cite negligence and propose reallocating funds to foot patrols and other systems. Dickey resists centralized pay tables, arguing county sheriffs should set constable pay based on duties. The house adjourns at 4.
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Aylett
Waikiki
Manoa
Patios
Paloma
Kalihi
Puki
Pouki
Mosman
Kewalo
Robertson
Dickey
Ilave
Pines
Carnegie gift completes transfer to Scotland universities
June Tow Andrew Carnegie completes a gift of 10 in 5 per cent United States Steel Corporation bonds transferred to trustees for the benefit of Scottish universities. The funds become immediately available, with the next installment used for the October term. Notable trustees include the Earls of Elgin and Rosebery, Campbell-Bannerman era figures, and prominent politicians and jurists. Seattle Beer Rainier and the Criterion Saloon advertise Seattle beer on tap and in bottles.
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Andrew Carnegie
United States
Steol Corporation
Universities of
Scotland
Earls of Elgin
Rosebery
Lord Halefour of
Burleigh
Kelvin, Reay and Kinneny
Henry Campbell-Hannerwan
A. J. Balfour
James Bryce
John Morley
Robert Pullar
Henry K. Rowce
Thowas Shaw
M. P
Richard T. Haldane
Kilitirah
Glasgow
Dunfermline
Seattle
Rainier
Criterion Saloon
Senate approves several hospital subsidies and services
The Senate afternoon session passed multiple budget items including subsidies for Walmen, Lihue, Malulan, Hilo, Queens, and the Hospital for Incurables, with raises for several. A steamship service subsidy between Honolulu and several islands was debated but rejected due to the Organic Act clause limiting subsidies to corporations. Adjournment followed after voting around eight thirty.
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Senate
Honolul
Koloa Hospital
Carter
Walmen Hospital
Lihue Hospital
Malulan Hospital
Hilo Hospital
Queen's Hospital
WILL RACE JUST THE GAME IN NEWPORT REGATTA
Boston June statement from Thomas W. Law son aims to race to showcase the Independence against Constitution and Columbia in Newport on July 2 4 and 6 after the vessel was prevented from defending. The plan seeks to alter races to fill the season’s schedule and prove the boat’s modern capability.
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Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Newport
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Hotel ST
Sir AB
Mpa
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Weil
Hostetter
Best2&cigars
Hawaiian Tobacco Co., Ltd
Sorner Merchant
Nuunnu Sta
Bethel
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
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R. Castle IR
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Fred J. Cross
Catton-Neill Ca
Queen Bt
A. Harricon Mill Co
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Tel
White
Oshu
P.O. Ban Rm
Cotton Bros. & CO
General Contractors
Honolulu
Honolulu Iron Works
Moana Hotel
The
Key West
Beaver
America
Wight
Day
NY Lurogren
W. L. Baton
Wilton Lopas
Cyrus Noble
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
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