One Percent Tax Fetish Debate Stirs County Tax Plan
A legislative committee proposes a fixed one percent cap on personal and property taxes, arguing it protects taxpayers from rising levies. The Bulletin contends elastic rates better reflect needs, urging scrutiny of expenditures and avoidance of emergency funds pulled from large firms.
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Self Reliant Hawaii Needs Local Action and Funds
A editorial arguing Honolulu should be cleaned up by local officials with power and funding. It praises a twenty thousand dollar emergency appropriation and a fifty thousand dollar Board of Health mandate, supports a sanitary commission with real authority to target mosquito swamps and nuisance properties, and urges Hawaii Legislature to act without federal meddling to avoid sweeping territorial changes.
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The New City Government Bills Debate in Hawaii
Supporters of popular government warn that proposed municipal commission bills threaten stability and invite bossism by lacking initiative referendum and recall. They urge thorough public-vote on any changes and uphold the Republican platform for careful, non revolutionary municipal reform in Honolulu.
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Mikado cast working hard on rehearsals
The Mikado cast rehearses intensively under the direction of Daniel Donals, with Kiplin Jains and Miss Grice Toborbson set to appear. O. S. Grown delivers a splendid performance, while Dioner and others prepare for leading roles in the Hewett staging at the Alleaite.
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Harbor lines to be discussed at meeting
A Bay area council session will discuss harbor line proposals amid debate over expansion. City engineers and port officials are expected to present plans and field questions from council members and residents.
Quinn Marries Amid Turbulent Ceremony in Chyanid County
A wedding report from Chyanid County describes Jim Quinn marrying Aimee Quit near Jimi. The ceremony amid confusion and rumor, attended by family and neighbors, ends with vows as onlookers note the unusual events surrounding the couple and community reactions.
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In Foreign Ports Highlights from March 6
Foreign ports notice lists arrivals and departures with ship names and destinations. Includes Yokohama, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Seattle, noting March movements and port statuses for various vessels.
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In Oakland Court, Local Figures Face Major Trial
In Oakland, key community leaders gather as a prominent district case proceeds. The event centers on a notable dispute involving local figures, with implications for governance and public trust. Court action, dates, and officials remain central to proceedings.
Humane officer reports on child abuse case in December
A Humane Officer document details a December case involving a child welfare investigation. The report references a December incident of alleged neglect and abuse, naming involved families and locations, and notes the officer's actions and ongoing steps in the case.
At the Hotels. Names of many guests and spouses listed
A fragmented hotel notice lists numerous individuals and their wives or companions across cities including San Francisco New York Boston Minneapolis and Honolulu. The passage reads like a social register of arrivals with scattered surnames and affiliations.
Cholera Fear Shakes Honolulu Amid Manila Port News
Article reports Honolulu residents terrified by cholera scare linked to Manila and insular health officials. It notes reports of outbreaks near Manila, mentions Dr Fox of the Marine Hospital Service, and describes public panic, cautious behavior, and calls for sanitation as the city braces for potential arrival of travelers from Asian ports.
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