Public input sought on site for Federal building
A meeting open to all tomorrow will hear opinions on selecting a site for the Federal building. A. Taylor, former Treasury official, will discuss process, reasons for and against offered sites, and the role of condemnation if needed. He has long been active in business and public life, including roles as consul and senator.
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Lack of Sleep Triggers Restraint for Captain Richie
Captain Richie of the Loch Garve, which ran ashore days earlier, was taken from Queen's Hospital to Patrol Station after erratic behavior. He was placed under restraint but released shortly after 10 am. Officials cited lack of sleep and drugs used to counter trouble as responsible for his condition.
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Miss Gase Sings Tonight at Home Recital in City
Tonight offers a last chance to hear Adele Case, the young opera hopeful from Austria, as she departs for Australia via Paris. The recital at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ded. 8.) McGrew features Miss Whitney, pianist, and Allen C. B. Cooper, violinist, with strong praise for her voice and the program. Tickets available at the door.
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Chore n's Bill Passes House and Quarantine Debate
The House passed Chore n's bill for child protection while quarantine rules faced strong debate. A separate measure limited speeds for motor vehicles and raised issues about funding for public works and government physicians amid committee rivalries and requests for new bridges and wharves.
Foreign Consulate Eyes Sale Of Pewter Property
A Chinese government buyer may acquire Mary Pewter’s property located at Nuunavente. If purchased a new Chinese Consulate will be erected there. The Chinese Consul has inspected the site and leans toward the sale. The current Consulate sits on Macrienn manor, part of lands recently exchanged, and will be altered or removed for the new project.
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Honolulu Weather Summary From Early Morning Data
Honolulu weather reports show temperatures around 70 to 72 degrees with humidity near 54 percent and a dew point around 54. Wind varied through the morning with velocities from 4 to 10 miles per hour in mainly northeast and north directions. Rainfall for the prior 24 hours is noted, though exact figures are unclear.
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WM. St. Byockman
Jwetion
Battleship Connecticut Arrives in New York Harbor
The battleship Connecticut arrived in New York harbor as authorities plan dispatches by electric signaling from Mount Vernon. The report mentions a string of naval movements and related actions with political ties and administrative appointments noted in the same column.
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Connecticut
New York Harbor
Visit of Honolulu Guests Promises Avant Ball at Alexander Young
The Alexander Young Hotel hosts an avant ball on Monday evening featuring a Hawaiian variety performer described as seductive and graceful. Visiting friends are invited to meet the guest and enjoy the hospitality of the Young.
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Supreme Court hears Holt tax case in Hawaii land dispute
In the Supreme Court this morning James J Holt Tax Laws Mor v Hawaii Land Co was argued and submitted. Judge Whitney ruled against the company ordering back taxes of 2446.99. Appeal noted. Court adjourned to Thursday morning with a bulletin for sale.
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Supreme Cow
Whitney
Builetin
Ohio Party Sees Kilauea Crater In Action
Special Bulletin from HILO Hawaii reports the Los Angeles party hiked to the Volcano House crater after dinner, 90 to 100 attendees, guided safely by Demosthenes and Volcano House staff. Lava flowing, some stayed until 3 AM. In Hilo a noon park concert drew 150 visitors. weather fine with distant snow caps. The Ohio ship sails to Honolulu next Thursday morning.
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Los Angeles
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Volcano House
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Farrington
French Warship Lena Blown Up at Toulon
A blast in the Lena’s powder magazine at Toulon caused multiple explosions aboard the French battleship. Fifty sailors died and about two hundred were wounded in the incident amid reports of further detonations across the vessel. Admiral Maw is mentioned in connection with the event.
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France
Lena
Song
Admiral Maw
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