Freight From New York Service to Hawaii Begins
A new freight service from New York to Hawaii will start on April 1, operated by the American-Hawaiian line. The schedule aims to halve transit time to Honolulu, with ships leaving from Halawa and arriving at Honolulu in about ten days. Crew and officers are long familiar to local merchants, and the schedule is designed to boost trade for Hawaiian merchants.
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Senate Hears Pay Debate as Counties Refuse Dictation
Senators oppose dictating county wages for road workers amid an $80,000 appropriation fight. The session shows financial concerns drive some votes, while discussions on clerk salaries and judiciary pay shuffle through as delays push for legal opinions. The Governor signs two appropriations totaling 60,000 for House and Senate expenditures as part of ongoing budget moves.
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Number of Bills Passed by House Session Opened
The House was called to order this morning. Superintendent of Public Works Hollaway said he was ready to appear before the committee at any time. Auditor Fister informed the House he was ready to meet the Howe inate Committee when wanted. The Speaker ordered that ten copies.
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Don’t Forget Your Friends Box Fruits Offer
A note invites readers to leave an order for a box of choice pineapples or a bunch of selected bananas, described as a friendly pickup option. The brief item emphasizes prompting readers to place an order, with no additional details on pricing or delivery.
Democrats Move to Defeat Subsidy Bill
Washington March 2 Democrats in the Senate have decided to defeat the subsidy bill. The move signals a party line stance against the measure amid ongoing debates and political maneuvering in the capital.
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Floods Rise Across Mississippi Valley
Serious floods prevail along the Mississippi reported from New Orleans. Separately news from Washington notes Nicaraguans capturing Key and Tegucigalpa, signaling regional upheaval.
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Are Ready To Settle Are Ready To Settle
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Governor Signs Five Hundred Thousand Dollar Budget Controversy
Governor signs a contentious appropriation amid legislative pushback over a $50,000 item and broader funding battles. The assembly demanded accountability while the executive warned against drawing extra federal funds. Debate intensifies as lawmakers press for the extra money and the governor insists on a formal commitment.
Land Acquisition Near Mid-Pacific University in Manoa Valley
Fragmented report describes land selection and proposed institute development in Manoa Valley near Mid-Pacific University. Mentions Evangelical Association, Kawalatie Seminary, and local figures while noting community debate over site use and future tuition or funding plans.
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Kalelopu Angered by Report on Primary Law Debate
The article notes Kalelopu’s strong reaction to coverage of a proposed primary law. It describes his fiery speech and invective directed at opponents while the County Record and Star Report amplify the dispute. Kalelopu remains a leading advocate for the measure.
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All Is Peace and Harmony Says Holstein
Apparent settlement praised by Holstein as harmony returns between legislature and Governor. Speaker Hohnietz cited an ongoing rift and warned of potential scrutiny over apparent extravagant expenses, including a reported ninety thousand dollar appropriation.
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Faint Hints of Local Fatality Reported in Kaneohe Area
A report from Kaneohe sheriff notes a man with a bullet wound was found recently. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but an inquest and verdict by a coroner's jury referenced a publicized incident and nearby names.
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Sugar Beets Market Report From San Francisco
Market notes from San Francisco report beets at 88 analysis with 3.87 cents parity and 8s 11 1-4d quoted. The document references Marin Harote vores Savidae and mentions court case notes in a garbled section, indicating ongoing legal proceedings and market commentary.
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