Monsarrat Resigns From Printing Committee in House Row
In a morning session Representative Monsarrat sprang a sensation by resigning from the Printing Committee, citing undisclosed reasons and noting a desire to avoid “crooked stories” tied to the panel. The House granted the resignation after debate while other measures, including a $26,000 item, faced mixed votes as the session recessed.
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Monsarrat
Tam
Boo
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Arina
Bharter
Beckley
Dickey
Billar
Makekau
Monsen
Zealandia to Sail for San Francisco on Tuesday Noon
The Zealandia steamer is ready for departure to San Francisco Tuesday at noon. The vessel, described as in better condition than recently, is fully equipped after long labor and will carry numerous passengers already booked.
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San Francisco
Kewalo Health Problem Hints at New Treatment
Evening Bulletin notes that the Hours of Health announces a further measure known as Hoole Munsurex tied to Kewalo of Bary powers. Lincration may declare actions unfit if they fail to yield to treatment.
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Eadttor Evening Bulletin
Thie Torning
Open drain plan faces legal and public debate
A fragmented report discusses proposed drainage openings and surface drainage access. It notes potential armed provisions and impacts on district preparation, with concerns about interference with adjacent areas and the timing of votes or formal actions.
Road District Official Proposes Bridge Repairs Plan
Marston Campbell, superintendent of public works, inspected district roads this week and requested funds for road building. He argued for an levy increase to finance bridge repairs and new entrances, saying current appropriations should suffice to rebuild major bridges as work proceeds. Road conditions were judged satisfactory overall.
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Marston Campbell
Campbell
Jalua
Tao Oo
Lyons objects to wind velocity testimony in paper report
Mr Lyons objects to a newspaper publication of his testimony claiming it reflects on the integrity of his office. He says the detail was published correctly but objects to it in a case where he views the remarks as improper. He asserts his actions as official and scientist show his capability to judge wind velocity by observation rather than machinery.
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Bt J. Lyons Coe
Henge Ng
Alvo
Gedy
Giessen
Uae
Lyons
Lyon
Flying Jos Matinee Change At Watinee Saturday
A special matinee of the Flying Jos is announced for tomorrow at 2 o'clock after Boon. The regular program will be presented in full including Benbury making his debut. Prices are 86 cents for cordial and 60 cents for adults with exchanges available. receipts go to the First Regiment of the National Guard of Hawaii. Tickets are on hand for members of various companies.
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Benbury
National Guard of
Hawaii
Variouns
Nicholu Co
Ashmead's Indefatigable Pursuit of Logic Research
Professor Ashmead of the Waahlugtes Allsourn pursues logical studies with vigor despite distractions. He treks at dawn with a bug net through lantana palenes, returns sunburned and weary, yet resumes daily routines with steady urbanity.
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Ashmead
Waahlugtes
Allsourn
Eluthon Square
Stars and Police prepare for championship series game three
OTARG POLICE and Stars meet tomorrow at Punaou grounds for the third league game and likely decisive final, with Stars aiming for victory. Lineups feature Pavla, Howers, H Wilder, Moore, Binton, W Wilder, Brown, McNichol, Jay, Dare, Aked, Parker, Martin, Chillingworth. Umpires are J O Carter and Churlew Graham.
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Stars and Police
Punaou Grounds
HnueuAllotevent
Stare
Pavla
Howers
H. Wileder
Moore
Binton
W. Wilder
Ef Brown
Ys McNichol
Jay
Dare
Aked
Parker
Ponert
Martin
Chillingworth
Constitution and Flag Deferred in Hawaii case
Reports describe a postponed decision in the Constitution and Flag dispute linked to the Newlands Resolution and annexation. Judge Gonauld and counsel discuss error grounds and possible new trial, with jurors deliberating in the insurance case and related court motions in a Hawaiian legal context.
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Reis
Oabu Railway 2 Loan Co
Newlands
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Gonnauld
Fitch
Regiangs
Supreme Court
Univ
Supreme Court of
Waii
United States Supreme Court
Ecisone
Hateh
Goer
J. A.M. Gnorl
Joan
Jonal Ey
Disqualification of Supreme Judges Debate Highlights Court Question
Four lawyers argued today over whether Supreme Court justices are disqualified in cases involving property at Haht4 dle beach. Ballou contended judges are not disqualified by land ownership. Hatch and Magoon urged disqualification. Stanley supported the judge’s disqualification.
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Inyl
Sbsuc
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Hatch
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al Stanley
Bt College Graduates Highlight Evening Ats
The Bt College held its ats aes wisl serveie as ort aK with a large seating capacity, many seats unoccupied. Friends and relatives of the boys applauded the graduates. The program opened with The Hunt by St Louis College Orchestra led by Brother Prancis. Ms McCann gave a short salutatory address. Twenty four youngsters performed a Hoop Drill in white suits with red stripes.
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Ats
Aes Wisl
Serveie Us Ortak
Almomentinay
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Proktam
St. Louis College Orchantea
Prancis
Mont
Tte
Performance Play Ends With Music and Pantomime
A community stage show featured Willem Hughes reciting Ow Orithe and William Ach performing piano, with Herman Lemke delivering a viola solo scotch Fantasy. A light dialogue followed Real Eiooution and the chorus sang Hot for the saint as the ensemble concluded with Liberty Ball and a match.
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Cape
Owen
Willem Hughes
William Ach
Eiooution
Violla Polo
Herman Lemke
Orebentra
Washington contract labor law dead letter and weather notes
Washington June 1 report notes the contract labor law is practically nullified with few deportations. It cites government costs and enforcement difficulties, while the June 2 weather update records morning minimum 29.99, midday 29.99, rainfall 0.02 inches and humidity readings.
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Washington
Genveal
Newromera
Weaher Bureau
Punahou
Juun
Hawaiian Appropriation Debates Highlight 1900 Session
Fragmented records show a long night of budget fighting with items for roads, schools, bridges and public works. Key figures include figures from Kauai Maui and Hawaii Fertilizer Co and a surge in proposed expenditures before a recess at 11 48.
Myrtle crews clash in uneasy training at Peart
The article notes a tense training scene at Peart with the Myrtle crews. The junior rowers are far ahead of rivals as the senior crew struggles to master the new wheel, while dissatisfaction grows among captains and crew leaders.
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Peart
Myrtle Club member spoofs feeshing sub to amuse
A Myrtle Club figure mocks a planned substitute for the crew’s fishing voyage, predicting a two day delay. The article notes the humor and the audience’s reaction as the mischief unfolds and the event shifts toward a Monday program change.
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Myrtle Club
Aenlor
School Exhibit at Buffalo Faces Funding Shortfall
Superintendent Atkinson tells Bulletin the Hawaiian exhibit at Buffalo is underfunded with about 1500 on hand and a 2000 appropriation hypothecated at a bank. The bank advanced 2500 for transportation and a 2000 letter of credit, leaving roughly 1000 possibly unspent as the exhibit nears the exposition end. If no caretaker arrives, the display may stay until expo close.
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Atkinson
Jie
Hattalo
Crv
Perven
Zealandia In Good Shape For San Francisco Departure
The steamship Zealandia is announced to sail for San Francisco at noon on the old date, with repairs completed by reliable engineers. The vessel is ready for service, while the Ma rtona due from the colony on the 18th has full accommodations spoken for, allowing eager travelers to depart promptly.
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Zealandia
San Francisco
Martpona
Cololeq
Kel
Corps of Asateama
Count You Walderace Plans Possible Hawaii Visit
Count You Walderace may visit Honolulu soon as reports say he is commander in chief of allied forces in China and desires to return to the United States. If he travels home he would come by one of the boats stopping here.
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You Walderace
Honolulu
China
United States
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