Senate Passes Sanitation Bill Amid Debates
The Senate advanced several measures including a sanitary commission bill to form a five member board overseeing Monetaly sanitation and a notice of pendency bill. Other actions covered property rent notices, sidewalk control shifts, road supervision chapters, and service of process on Honolulu city and county. The committee on Public Health proposed a hospital for the Ken district and the session continued with lengthy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Honolulu
Jane Sento
Eime Tyy
Waar
Ken
Wage-raising bill sparks small storm in Hawaii House
A proposed county wage hike for public workers from 160 to 2 per day triggered a narrow House debate in Hawaii. Committees reported in favor with exemptions for some contracted work, while opponents argued wage increases lack necessity. The session discussed political risk, delayed action, and funding for road and school needs amid broader territory bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
de Bulletin
Phiie
Tenner
Qatia
Hervieord
Beet
Kurhigg
Uy Hye
Senate
Wiltro
Holston
Cones
Watkine
Waluboto
Elouse
Favor Franchise Hearing In Hawaii County Labor Meet
In Hilo on March 6 the Labor Union endorsed the street railway franchise proposed by L. S. Connors and W. H. Johnson but called for public discussion before legislative approval. The union also urged thorough debate on the Hawaii county supervisors election plan, passing two resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothelin Wirereus
Hilo
District of
South Hilo
L. S
Connors
W. HH. Johnson
Hawaii County
RRA
Tourists Not Alarmed Over Cholera Rumors in Honolulu
Rotary official says tourism remains strong and visitors continue plans despite cholera rumors. Public feeling calmed. authorities report no danger and little panic among residents, noting contraband concerns but stable travel activity and no black eye for Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary II
P Wool
Lewe
Honolulu
Mrs FM Hatch Dies in East
A cablegram reports the death of Mrs. FM Hatch, wife of Hatch of Balmere, in the East. The communication notes attempts to aid her health and mentions family relations and recent visits, with no clear cause given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
East
Balmere
Binitt
Intel
Id Mes
Mateh Jett
Aryan Ship Missing Despite Reported Arrival at San Diego
In San Diego on March 6 the Aryan was believed to have reached port after two hundred days at sea, but officials admitted a mistaken identity with a yard-arm bearing U S marks. The Aryan remains missing despite the claimed arrival and ongoing search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spevinh
Levin
San Diego
Gal
Philadelphia
U. 5 Commicarriss
Who Will Fix Blame Where Blame Belongs
Investigation discloses confusion over responsibility for a schooner collision that cost seven sailors their lives. The wreck involved the Kukui and a United States owned vessel. inquiries consider license compliance, ship owners, insurers, and naval authorities. Debate centers on which agency or court will adjudicate fault and potential damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehnener
United States
Willie Howe
Nome
Tell Gaiden
Howe
Rumors Stir Panic Over Cholera Folly In City
A wild rumor claims 149 cholera cases in the city and a hidden health threat. Store clerks contradict the tale citing an alleged “army doctor” linked to Dr Pratt. the property owner urges truth while the Board of Health warns against home warnings. The confusion harms business and public calm as officials pursue the rumor source. A note adds the Navy troop transport Sherman, from Manila via Nagasaki, is not yet reported and was expected near San Francisco with Insular government staff aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Dr. Pratt
Pratt
Amottior
United States Army
Sherman
Manila
Nakasaki
Japan
San Francisco
No New Cholera Cases Today Reported
Health authorities note no new cholera cases as the board continues strict vigilance. The last fatality, Joseph Ka, prompts officials to trace infection sources at a Luxe Street house. a thorough cleanup is underway and officials expect further public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Heals Thle Cults
Kix
Rani
Mott Simith
Lew
Poder
Joseph Ka- Hwoho
Yestern
Sunbury Omcer Pratt
Luxe Street
Dh. Pratt
Katherine
Mina
Line Street
Morton
Fortune Stolen From Banker in New York Vault Corridor
A remarkable theft in New York history occurred as Aaron Bancroft, a prominent banker, had an envelope containing $100,000 in securities stolen from his pocket in a bank vault corridor. A second envelope with dummy papers was substituted, and the thieves escaped. investigators believe the culprits are experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aaron Bancroft
Business Men to Talk Taxes in Joint Meeting
Senate Bill No 36 on comity taxation will be discussed tomorrow at 3 o'clock in a joint meeting of the Hawaiian Planters Association Honolulu Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce. The administration measure, though revised from the Governor's plan, may see amendments from business interests. The session plans to seek a maximum tax rate of one percent on veil and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hawaiian Planters’ Associon
Honolulu Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerc
Makawao Deputy Sheriff Named in Public Notice
Makawao appoints deputy sheriff in the office of the former sheriff Aden Merton who resigned. A weekly bulletin lists the new appointee amid local notices. Related real estate ad covers Pablo Hill Ocean View Lee Properties Navanu Kalihi and contact Jose Dias on Bishop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowall Tay
Kahokw Sui
Makawao
Aden Merton
Pablo
Ruef Again Seeks Rehearing in Bribery Case
Through his attorneys Abe Ruef of San Francisco, the bribery convict sentenced to fourteen years, has applied to the State Supreme Court for a rehearing. A prior rehearing was granted in January but later vacated amid public criticism and calls for legislative inquiry. If granted, the entire case would be reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commadter CDI
San Francisco
Mar
Abe Roief
State Supreme Court
Judge Francis Cabot Lowell Dies in Boston
United States Circuit Judge Francis Cabot Lowell died in Boston. He was born in 18 and earned a degree at Harvard University. His career spanned the federal bench with ties to the Boston area and prominent legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Francis Cabot Lowell
Lowell
Marvard
U Ust
Thie Fuer
Rebels Capture El Tafia Town Across Mexico Border
Fierce fighting reported today from El Tafia across the border. Rebels cap the town and later abandon it, El Paso dispatch says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
el Tafia
Ninety Burned in Show House Fire in St Petersburg
A deadly blaze swept a Moving Picture House in St Peters burg on March six cremating ninety patrons and injuring forty others. Officials say the fire broke out during a showing causing panic and rapid spread through the crowded venue. Investigators examine cause as victims are identified and families seek information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Moving Picture House
Pineapple field widens as Dole settles Chicago agency
A garbled report notes Dole settling a Chicago agency for maul pines and expanding pineapple operations. References to Hatin Brnit Parking, MeI Tele, and local cannery activity appear, with scattered mentions of San Pratt, Boston, and congressional travel. The text is fragmented and ministerial in tone, lacking coherent details or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Chicago
Maul Pines
James
Manchuria
Sid
Mom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawaii
Nck
Alfonse
Cauca Linn
Polwelling
Malekaw
Mowvull
Conren
Herstory
Ot Vato
Mawall
Mikoriva Mans
Sheldon
Castle
Makekau
Moolth
Correa
Lilia
Hatake Kaus Hillind Lodge
Monk
Choke
HarHloctoi
Jennie Laffery
Jennie Lovetal
Fremiiver
Kaholi Plafia
Keerothy
Dane
Aryan
Winfathier
Tirkien
Symentubes
Canes
Kukui
Binders
Maraton Campball
Wil
Macey
Ae Charkenean
Hightiwke Department
Admiral Cowles
Jaws
Publi
Fool Killer
Albany
Eekly Bulletta
Abe Ruef
Judge Lowell
Mexico
San Pratt
San Proneleon
Congremi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!