City weighs future of water works and governance
Hawaii news notes a public hearing next Wednesday in Honolulu to decide whether the city or a private entity should control the water works. Rep. Charles Tire leads the committee as Roy Rice and others prepare witnesses. Officials including Mayor Fern, Treasurer Shingle, and Marsh ton Campbell will attend, with public sentiment split on municipal versus county control and bond handling.
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Territory Bond Guarantee Bill On Kona Kau Road Feasibility
A proposed bill would allow the Territory to guarantee bonds for the Kona Kau railroad, intended to develop farming areas and form rail access. Supporters say it would spur growth and aid settlers, while critics fear financial risk and limited territorial control. debate centers on whether bond guarantees would legally bind the Territory and influence governance of the project.
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Mikado Revival Delights at Opera House on Fine Scale
An amateur to mid level cast presents a clever Mikado revival on a gorgeous scale at the Henotaln Opera House. The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta drew critical praise for stage craft and performance, with the Hineneritie Society directing and contributing proceeds to charity while local talent shared the spotlight.
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Girl Seeks Monthly Allowance Increase in Campbell Estate Case
Petition filed in Circuit Court by Mary Campbell asks Judge Robinson to raise guardian Robert Shine's allowance for Miss Campbell from 600 to 1000 dollars per month. Guardian Sam Thykerry notes likely opposition, arguing 600 is sufficient for the underage girl.
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Bids for Carnegie Library Open on April 8
Construction plans for the Carnegie Library project on King and Punchbowl streets proceed with two bid sets under review. Bids opened will determine which of the two design proposals, one featuring heavy timber and the other largely woodwork, will be awarded the contract.
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Poised Bill for Pololo Water Shows Political Tangles
Fragmented OCR text shows a formal bill about Palolo water funding and an appropriation. Mentions officials, votes, and contested provisions, with scattered names and places unclear due to garbled OCR. The core implies a municipal water project funding debate and legislative action underway.
Mexico under martial law amid revolt and rail line raids
Mexico City report that the entire republic is effectively under martial law as the government suspends constitutional guarantees. destroyers of railroads lighting plants or plantation raiders face summary military punishment across the nation.
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Papke Knocks Out Dave Smith in Seventh Round
Sydney March 11 Billy Papke American middleweight defeated Dave Smith Austien today by knockout in the seventh round. Smith had previously beaten Papke and was hailed as world middleweight champion. Papke recovered with a decisive stoppage to reclaim the win and reputation.
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Japan Dines On Bri en to Celebrate Treaty
In Tokyo on March 11, officials hosted a celebratory meal marking the new treaty between the United States and Japan. Foreign Minister Katsura and American ambassadors attended, underscoring improved relations and cooperation between the two nations.
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Navy Vessels to Patrol Mexican Coasts
The Navy Depart ment announced that coast patrols will be conducted by the gunboats Yorktown and Princeton on the Pacific side and the protected cruiser Tacoma and the scout cruiser Chester on the Atlantic side. The operation, disclosed in Washington, D. C., details the ships assigned to monitor Mexican coastal waters.
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Brigadier General Carter Takes Command In San Antonio
Major General William H. Carter assumes leadership in San Antonio today as the United States Army announces a change in field command. Carter takes charge amid ongoing operations and a busy post, with officials confirming the transfer of authority and responsibilities.
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Tia Juana Threatened by Rebels Near San Diego
The report from San Diego dated March 11 notes rebels threaten an attack on Tia Juana tonight. Other items mention Augusta and Jackson, Roosevelt speaking at the State House, and a court case imposing fines for a police officer-related offense during a Saturday night disturbance at a park.
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Sugar Ban Report From Pirancisco March First
Fragmentary text from Pirancisco and Frisco dated March first mentions a sugar ban and a May 2 deadline. The readable lines reference authorities and regulatory actions but lack clear context or outcomes. The brief notes imply procedural steps by unnamed bodies on purity and authorization.
Jose J Dial Op St Above King Street
Jose J listed as operator on St beyond King Street with phone number 1448 for contact and service inquiry.
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Open Theaters Sunday Bill Moves In Senate Amid Debate
A bill introduced by Senator Quinn would permit impromptu picture theaters to operate on Sundays at half-day. the measure tasks county boards with approval and sets exemptions for certain athletic events and exhibitions. The debate covered Sunday amusements, with House action noted on related baseball allowance and governance by local supervisors.
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County Republicans Propose Maui County Laws Change
A Maui county political meeting at Wailuku discussed proposed changes to county government. The Executive Committee endorsed electing the Board of Supervisors at large, with members serving four to five year terms, and suggested drafting a bill for the Legislature to formalize the reforms.
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One Cholera Suspect Found in Early Health Bulletin
A cholera scare report notes one suspected case found near Kalihi. a ninety-year-old likely with different symptoms is observed. The Board of Health confirms quarantine measures and hospital admission protocols as health officials monitor spread and await fuller details.
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