Trust Companies Denounce Bit
Trust companies denounce a Bit Trust measure aimed at broadening powers for will and estate administration. Opposition in the Ways and Means Committee cites conflicts with the Organic Act and potential staff removals under Governor consent. Albany reports note continued deadlock over a United States Senate seat as ballots fail to break the impasse.
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Ruef Granted Seven Day Stay Before San Quentin
Abe Ruef, the convicted San Francisco official, received a seven day stay of execution to arrange private affairs. The Supreme Court vacated an earlier order granting him a rehearing as the stay extends to fourteen years on his sentence, with the final execution date pending.
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Banker Guilty Of Embezzling $27,000
Joseph G. Robin, a New York banker, pleaded guilty to embezzling twenty seven thousand dollars from Washington Savings Bank and Northern Savings Bank of the city. The case centers on the amounts taken and the banks involved in this high profile financial crime.
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Dean Cabte
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Washington Savings Bank
Northern Savings Bank
Canal bonds not good as security for circulating medium
The House today passed a bill stating that none of the 290 million dollars of canal bonds shall be received as security for the issue of circulating medium.
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U.S. Minister to Portugal Named
Washington March 1 Representative Henry S Boutell of Illinois was named today as minister to the new Republic of Portugal. The appointment comes as the United States recognizes Portugal in its new republican form with Henry S Boutell heading the diplomatic mission.
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New Republic of Portug
Relatives Seek News Of Missing Mol Wahine Crew
Anxiety grips relatives as they seek word of the schooner Mol Wahine after a collision with the steamer Mult near Honolua Bay. Reports describe heavy seas and unclear fate for the Mal Wahine with no confirmed survivors or wreckage.
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Anti-Lorimer Men Lose Senate Fight
In Washington on March, a Senate vote of 46 to 40 defeated a resolution declaring illegal the election of Senator William Lorimer of Illinois. The action ends an attempted challenge to Lorimer's seat amid a partisan dispute over his eligibility and the legality of his election.
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William G. Lorimer
Ilinois
Belt Road Bill Passes House
The belt road measure appropriates 100000 from the territorial treasury for remld on all tat andsy thin marching juseed final pealing in the house with amendments offered but not obstructive. It allows contracts for labor on the remont and sets payment timing via supervisors discretion and a June 1 and December 1 schedule. Continued on page 3.
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Jobe J. Dias Listed At Bishop Street Address
Jobe J. Dias of Bishop Street below King Street is listed with phone number 3448. The notice notes contact needed for queries or correspondence.
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Jobe J. Dias
King St
Give Discharged Prisoner A Chance Says Towse Bill
A proposed Towse bill aims to aid discharged prisoners with five dollars and basic support, arguing the territory should help reintegrate released inmates as law abiding citizens. The bill, urged by Representative He Wawen of Oahu, mirrors similar state approaches to aid former prisoners upon release.
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Flowers Deck Shriners at Farewell in Honolulu
Shriners and friends crowded the Matson wharf as the Wilhelmina sailed, with a final wave of flowers and handshakes. Imperial Potentates Hines and McCandless led a warm farewell at the gangplank, the band and artists performing as the ship departed on an emotional note.
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Pan Pacific Congress Meets to Decide Leadership and Board Changes
The Pan Pacific Congress convenes this afternoon to form an executive committee and modify director representation. The Governor of the Territory is named honorary president, with the Hewall governor stepping in as eremtead for the Governor. Debate centers on board leadership and who may head the congress today.
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House Committee to Inspect Boys' School
A House Committee on education, chaired by Long, will conduct a personal inspection of the Hoya Kodmtrial School at Wabilee next unity. They plan to depart Sunday morning on the Hately Limited and return the same day to assess needs and ensure a thorough examination.
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Wil Ginke
Moana Passenger Limits Stir Community Drift
Unclear local items discuss restrictions on passenger seating and a looming meeting. References to public figures and a senate event appear, but the text is garbled with many unreadable words and names, leaving only scattered hints of planned gatherings and deadlines.
Franchise Bill Drawn to Grant Forty Year Charter
A franchise bill drawn by Territory lawmakers seeks a fifty year charter for John T. McCroson and backers to construct a project in the canal area. The measure mirrors a failed Washington bill, but targets a general irrigation plan with a specific charter for McCroson’s group. If approved, it must clear Washington under territorial law.
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Hie
Senate
Clemona A& Wilfler
Washington
Deing & General Irrigation
McCroseon
WEN Mabottaker
City Board Plans General Cleaning After Cholera Warning
The Board of Health met this morning to authorize city wide sanitation measures amid a cholera threat. Attendees discussed inspections, water and waste controls, and a new sanitation committee to oversee enforcement and housing conditions.
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Fragmented Readable Names From A Murky Listing
A garbled OCR style passage lists many personal names and titles in a disjointed sequence. It references individuals such as Mr and Mrs, with scattered surnames and given names, and mentions attendance at a performance and a prior event. The text is unclear and contains numerous misspellings and incomplete terms.
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