Army Bill Accepted by House Military Committee
Washington March 1 The House Military Committee agreed to accept the Senate Army bill without amendment. The session drew strong interest as analysts saw full Senate acceptance reduce risk of extra session. The final vote was 10 to 8 with three Democrats joining seven Republicans in favor and two Democrats plus one Republican in opposition.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Ouroint
Marah
Hlinoin
Kad
Marsh
Salzar
Cox
Jett
Lewis and Hay
Ous Republae Brownlow
Helene Returns to Lahaina Port After Kailua Voyage
The Helene arrived in port this forenoon from Kailua and Lahaina. She departed Kailua after taking on Prince Capid Kala sunole and wife, then picked up HY Kaldwin, Andrew Adams, Morris Koohokalole, and Mrs C Hayselden in Lahaina. At departure from here she had no sugar, but is unloading quickly now.
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Helene
Kailua
Lahaina
Prince Capid Kalasunole
HY Kaldwin
Andrew Adams
Morris Koohokalole
Mra C Hayselden
Cricket practice on Palama grounds this afternoon
Cricket practice scheduled at BritishCon Gal Hearte s grounds in Palama this afternoon. Players from local clubs expected to attend and begin warm ups by mid afternoon, weather permitting, with no formal match planned.
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Congal Hearte
Palama
Pope LEOs Condition after Surgery Bulletin
Rome March 1 official bulletin reports His Holiness underwent a morning operation to remove a long standing cyst that became inflamed. He tolerated the procedure well with no fever now, doctors expect no complications, outsiders were barred from the Vatican, and later reports say he consumed biscuits and wine while stirring cautious inquiries at the Vatican.
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Rome
Malozoni
Laroni
Mazzoni
Vatican
Laponi
Aod
Balloting for Senator in Harrisburg March 1
Thirty seven ballots cast for senator with Benjamin Harrison Quay receiving 105 votes. John J. Jenk 30 votes. James Dalzell 18. Samuel Stewart 8. Henry Haff 7. Charles Widener 2. Marcus Markle 1. Isaac Irwin 4. John Stone 4. John Tabby 1. Robert Rive 2. Henry Smith 1. George Grow 1. Peter Ritar 2.
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Quay
Harrisburg
Jenk
Dalzell
Stewart
Haff
Widener
Markle
Irwin
Stone
Tabby
Rive
Smith
Grow
Ritar
Hawaiian Cable Expansion and Royal Funeral Details
Senate committee actions authorize a Hawaii cable link under Navy control with a 2.5 million dollar cap, toll rates set, and construction to begin promptly. Separately, news from Honolulu reports the royal Kaiulani’s body lying in state with a guarded, flower-filled ceremony, touching family and officials.
Not Even the Special Bill will Get Recognition
Washington February 2 No complete code of law for Hawaii will be adopted this session though a report on a comprehensive form of government for the islands was submitted. It is likely the provision applying U S contract labor laws to Hawaii will fail. The Alaska bill Inne for Alaska has passed the House and awaits Senate action.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Appropriations
House
Senate
Honolulu
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Pacific
California
Hawaiisa Islands
Seocretary
Navy
Navy Department
Poatmaster-General
Congress
A.M. Robertson
T. Wilder
San Francisco
Arthur A. Wilder
Hawaii
Joshua K. Brown
Treasury Department
Tuapedor Brown
Peking
Dole
Executive Council
Brown
Washington, D. C
Cal
Treasury
B. Howext
McStocker
Smith
Inne
Alwaka
Tramways Seek Wider Waikiki Loops Approval Deferred
The Hawaiian Tramways Co. applied to add more loops on the Waikiki road. The Executive Council considered the request and deferred a decision until further specifications are provided.
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Hawaiian Tramways Co
Waikiki Road
Executive Council
Robertson to Return Home in Grace or the 16th
A. G. M. Robertson, who served admirably in his si noble commission to Warboon, will return home in the Grace or the 16th.
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A. G. M. Robertson
Sinole
Warbioon
Hawaii route expected by Pavlie Coast Steamship Co
Reported from Seattle on February 27 that the Pavlie Coast Steamship Company will establish a Paget Sound to Hawaiian Islands line. The first vessel City of Pueba will be withdrawn from government transport services and sails in early March. One monthly trip planned with crew ready for the new service.
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Seattle
Wash
Pavilie Coast Steamship Company
Paget Soand
Hawaiian Islands
City
Pueba
Teansport
Mavila
Madrid cabinet crisis widens as Sagasta resigns
Madrid March 1 Sagasta hands resignation to the Queen Regent. The cabinet crisis may last two or three days as the Queen Regent consults with presidents and other leaders. Chambers will adjourn until a new ministry is formed. Ministerialists hope the Queen Regent will back Sagasta and dissolve the chambers.
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Madrid
Senur Sagasta
Crisi
Senor Sagesta
Nebstake's Mematorial Fight in Lincoln Caucus
Lincoln Neb March 1 no change in senator ballot as Republicans agree to eight caucus tonight all but one sign the call and that member plans to attend and participate in the session
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Nebstake
Lincoln
Neb
Delaware Senator Election Report From Dover
In Dover Delaware on March 1 a tally shows a seventy seven ballot count for Senator Addreks and a vote for Chancellor J. BR. Nichols in the Democratic bid at Dr. Hiram R. Burton location.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Addreks
J. BR. Nichols
Hiram R. Burton
Uint
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