Senators Decide To Retain Band As Travel Costs Rise
The senate preserved the band budget with only travel expenses increased to 8000. A series of appropriation items was added including band salaries uniforms and music related costs. The session adjourned to Monday at 10 o clock.
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Senators
Ph Senate Io
Russel
Mont Hamoualy
Kalnaakas Jah
Hms
Ant
Wang
Independente
Senate
Paria
Te Public Lands Committee
Kahuku
Tale
Hie Island
Lahaina
Tuna Seminary
Pallow Road
South Street
Honoluli
Public Health Committee
Fred Harrison
Charles Wilcox
Pain Plantation
Unifarte
Boretrom Mule Co
bin of
Hawaiian News Co
E&nate
Shriners to Meet in Frisco Next Year
Kansas City June 12 report on the twenty seventh annual Shriners of North America gathering. Imperial Council met at Baltimore hotel and transacted business while the Ball at Convention Hall capped the day. San Francisco will host next year during frat week to dine. Lew B Winsor retires as Imperial Potentate and Philip C Shaffer of Philadelphia takes over.
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Kansas City
Shriners of North America
Convention Hall
Ballmore
San Francisco
Imperial Council
Baltimore
Golden Gate City
Lew B. Winsor
Imperial Porientate
Philip C. Shaffer
Philadel
Imperial Order Officers Chosen Inannual Election
Imperial officers were chosen with Henry C. Akin becoming Imperial Chief Rabban and George L. Brown elected Imperial High Priest and Prophet. A. P. Clayton moved to Imperial Oriental Guide, while William Brown and Benjamin Rowell were reelected Imperial Treasurer and Recorder. Shaffer appointed four imperial officers before adjourning the council.
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Phia
Henry C. Akin
Omaha
Rabban
Shaffer
George A Green
Dallas
Tex
George L. Brown
Buffalo
Imperial
Rabbany
Harry A. Collins
Toronto
Canada
A. P. Clayton
Imperial Priet
Imperial Oriental Guide
William ‘ ‘Brown
Pittsburg
Imperial Treasure
Benjamin Rowell
Boston
Imperial Recorder
Peck
Hartford
Conna
C. J. Alderman
Marlon
Join
Chattanooga
Teun
George J. Breet
Richmond
Frank
Ben Holladay Dead in Philadelphia at 24
Dee Molladay widow Mrs Irwin announces in Philadelphia the death of Ben Holladay son of Mrs Irwin. He had been ill, undergoing decline during a troubled trip back from the islands, with brain trouble and other complications. The Irwins planned a Seattle residence project in this city. The bereavement stirs deep sympathy for Mrs Irwin who cherished her only child.
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Ben Francisco
Philadelphia
Dee Molladay
Sra
William Gy Irwin
Holladay
Julu
San Francisco
Walf Minhell
Irwin
Irwins
Washington Street
Flying Jordans Arrive for Monday Night Show
The Flying Jordans, a twenty two strong troupe, arrive in the Qarlic with heavy baggage and prepare for Monday performances. Cast members arrange rigging, safety lines, and stage setup while daily practice continues aboard ship to combat seasickness and maintain routine.
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Jordans
Tvo
Qarlic
Wta
Ike the
Nichola
Platt Amendment Shapes Cuba Policy at Cabinet Meeting
New York June 1 The Platt amendment now part of Cuba's organic laws governs when US troops may leave. Cabinet to discuss timing as Cuba must fully organize elect electoral law and government before independent rule. Officials say immediate troop withdrawal is unlikely and release will take months.
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New York
Tebmine
Waasington
Cuba
Unitedtates
WHHL
United States
Cubs
Menty
Wray Taylors Views On Mount Tantalus
Wray Taylor of the Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry visited Mount Tantalus to inspect work by Jered Smith on forest preservation efforts. He laments the clearing of 124 acres and blames Dr. Stubbs for selecting the site, while noting Uncle Sam bears responsibility for the situation.
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Wray Taylor
Jered Smith
Taylor
Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry
Gary
Mr. Tayor
Sam
Netther
Smith
Stubbs
Lary Wilson
Jared Smith
Meat import crisis unsettled amid rising costs in Honolulu
Local officials warn the meat question remains unresolved despite ongoing imports from the coast. Representatives acknowledge public confusion and disputes over supply and pricing as concerns grow among residents.
Honolulu beef imports shift from Kanai to home production
A historical note argues Honolulu will stop relying on Kanai for beef as Hawaii’s cattle industry declines. It cites Parker Ranch on Hawaii as the sole shipper, predicting a future where all beef is used locally and prices drop as production scales down.
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Honolulu
Kanai
Hawaii
Parker
Walmen Ia
Battleship Illinois 15 A Record Breaker
Boston June 12 The distant American battleship Illinois 15 A Regent Breaner arrived after a highly successful trial at sea. She anchored in President’s Round after a 66 nautical mile voyage from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise. Naval officials witnessed a new speed record averaging 731 knots for four hours straight and noted her ability to circle within 60 yards, demonstrating extraordinary maneuverability and combat readiness.
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Boston
Cape Auf
Cape Porpoise
United States Naval
H Lee Agigut
Ani Ten Kevondh
Circus Sparks Territorial Clash Over Drill Shed Grounds
Territorial officials clash with Feieral officials over permit to set up a circus on drill shed grounds at Ittente. Col Jones had granted permission, but custodian Robin son disputed it, leading to an interview where Col Robinson reaffirmed consent. Acting Governor Comper reportedly opposed the arrangement, with final outcome unclear.
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Col Robinson
Comper
Ballotin
Lathen
Elrota
Vnal
Firther
What Cecil Brown Buys
T McCants Stewart, a reporter for the Bulletin, says there is no truth to Advertiser claims that the Republican Central Committee asked for National Committeeman Sewall Cecil Brown to resign. Brown states he wrote to Mr Bewall on his own responsibility, urging resignation if not returning to the Territory, without committee instruction.
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T. McCants Stewart
Bulletin Today
Republican Central Committee
National
Federal Court grants guardianship and mortgage order
In a Federal Court session Judge Ratoo made Domingos 4 J. Matton a citizen. Judge Genr authorized guardian B J Marx to execute a new mortgage of 1800 dollars on estate of Alexander Martin Moro to satisfy a promissory note to Campbell Beira.
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Federal Court
Domingos
J. Matton
Madeira Talands
Ratoo
Alexander Martin Moro
Genr
B. J. Marx
Dor Campbell
Oriental liners push trans Pacific rail trade
Chicago June 11 oriental trade grows in importance for U S railroads as Hawaii and the Philippines become U S territories. Carriers like the Cana Alan Puerte Grew Northern Northern Puelte Southern Puelte and Santa Fe oppose a trans Pacific steamer scheme to secure faster access.
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Chicago
United States
Santa Fe
Special Session Debates on Pacific Coast Trade and Western Route
Legislators weigh a special session to address Pacific Coast trade issues and the western rail route. The discussion highlights Orient trade interests, freight expenses, and the need to coordinate Eastbound and Westbound transportation amid mounting assembly concerns.
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Minwouri
Acting Governor Cooper Slumming Expedition Weekend Plan
Acting Governor Cooper plans a discreet visit to Swilel on Saturday night in a move described as political expediency over moral duty. Reported preparations include a quiet departure from state robes, possibly wearing rubber boots, aiming to observe a noted dive and fuel speculation about government tensions with Grand Jury investigations.
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Cooper
Ming Ackerman
Ming Murcutt
Swilel
Mayebe
Act Lng
Atty Oblicer
Swhlel
Aittle
Humphreys
Hutoe
Actig
No Drawback Rule After Hawaii Annexation
Washington June 1 The Secretary of the Treasury rules no drawback is allowed on merchandise shipped to the Hawaiian Islands after July 7 1898 Hawaiis ceased to be a foreign country under the joint resolution annexing the islands to the United States approved on that date The ruling follows recent Supreme Court decisions in the Insular cases
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Washington
United States
Hig
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
Orpheum Tonight Features Hoth Bileford Norton Cast
Hoth Bileford and Jessie Norton with two babies join tonight’s Orpheum performance to deliver the full company’s strength. The program promises the hidden mystery of an Old Lime Kiln plot and new specialties. Ellefords support the matinee with manager eyeing future engagements as seats fill.
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Hoth Bileford
Jessie Norton
Orpheum
Ellefords
Felling
Jury at Work in Ejectment Trial Opens
In Judge Gear's court this morning the special jury trial began for the ejectment suit Panay Strauc vs Cecil Brows. The panel includes jurors J Keakahiwa, Moore, Jones, Kubla, H H Simpson, GH Rowe, J A Huusinger, Creedon, Pinkham, W B Metain, J Richard, and W H Rogers.
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Gear
Panay Strauc
Cecil Brows
J. Keakahiwa
Moore
J. H. Jones
J. Kubla
H. H. Simpson
GH. Rowe
A. Huusinger
Fit ' Creedon
Pinkham
Metain
Richard
Rogers
Japan's New Premier Sets Postwar Finance Policy
Yokohama June 12 report that Viscount Kateura's cabinet aims to continue postwar public enterprises to the extent of funds available. The new government will not revert to loans, signaling a cautious fiscal approach despite continuing initiatives.
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Japan
Yokohama
Viscount Kateura
China
Government revenue doubts prompt constitutional stand
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal conflict over government funding as officials debate revenue measures and a possible special session. Indications point to taxpayer strain, with the governor resisting a special session and foreseeing repercussions for the legislature.
Chinese Exclusion Law Set to Expire Next May
Washington dispatch reports that the Chinese Exclusion Act will expire on May 5. Labor organizations nationwide are expected to push Congress to reenact the law.
Government mulls sugar bounty cuts amid revenue shortfall
Paris reports the fiberte notes a revenue shortage prompting consideration of reducing sugar bounties. In London, June 1, dispatches say Boers surrender near Pretoria as Commandant Van Rensberg surrenders with about 100 men and more follow at Motersburg.
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Paris
Fiberte
Cnnaderihe
London
Jung Jim-Tord Kitenellar J
Ander Dite
Pretoria
van Rensberg
Motersburg
Thurston figure says Grand Jury could not probe bribery case
Coerper of Hawaii tells a crowd he told Thurston early the Grand Jury could not act on the man he paid 200 in cash to influence fellow jurors as a lobbyist. He asserts the Kona-Kaw railroad matters and of way through North and West Kona will be pursued, with plans to corporate the railway and sail to the Mainland within a week.
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Moncurrat
Kapapata
Coerper
Hawaii
Pont
Grand Jury
Thurston
Comrper
Thun
Coufer
Grvw
Kona-Kaw
North
And
Kona
Schools Close Today At Kalihi Waons And Kutulan
Public schools close for the year with morning exercises at Kutulan and a picnic program at Kalihi Waons. Pupils across other buildings participated in similar activities as the school term ends.
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Kutulan
Kalihi Waons
Brees
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