Senate Judiciary Committee Reports On Redgting Bill
The Senate morning session opened with the Judiciary Committee report on Bill No 5 relating to territorial redistricting and the lenial term. The majority proposed a concurrent resolution for joint elections with eight senators to serve four years, while the minority urged against passage citing the Organic Act. House and committee members debated timing, legality, and partisan implications, with a tabled motion and calls for further action anticipated tomorrow.
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Senate
Air
Kanahe
Howell
C. Brown
White
Anieherm
United States
U Unites
Kanna
Judiciary Committee
Carter
College Hill suburb property auction and housing listings
Suburban property sale list includes eighty two thousand five hundred house and lot on Sew View with ocean views. Multiple houses and lots priced from five thousand to eighty four thousand on Prospect L Keeaumaku and Beretania avenues near Kametin IV Road and Young Street. Subdivision potential noted. details and applications available at city office.
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College Hill
Sew View
Statle
Puyonul
Latteoxtoo
Aerante Utters Fernery
Prospect L
B.noof Hoon
Oahy Collge
Kaithi
Kametin IV Road
Beretania
McClellan Pond and Company and Associates Named
McClellan Pond and Co along with WAL, MAIN Co and Hobe Brinn are listed in the latest trade directory as engaged in multiple firms and partnerships. The brief entry names the entities, signaling a merged or coordinated business listing. Ella Brinn is referenced among the associates in the roster.
Senate debate on repeat bill and gender clause analysis
The Senate discussed a repeat bill amid claims it would contravene the Organic Law. Key speakers argued about gender provisions and the judiciary report. The motion to table failed and the report was adopted as the Senate recessed until 1 30 p.m.
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Bremet
Senate
Achi
Kamehameha
Ronnie
Hanied
Rene Day
Avite Fey
White
Mr. Brown
Pune
Paris Chen
Republicas
Baldwig
Bewonalderst
Quarantine Wharf and Legislative Aid Discussed at Commerce Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held with four in attendance, chaired by J.B. Atherton. He reported the Quarantine Wharf committee had urged Governor Dole for aid, noting no reply from Governor Bolt while plans for appropriations to the legislature and Castle & Cooke were discussed.
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J.B. Atherton
Dole
Legiehatuen
Bolt
Hudtala
Dale
Ambertin
Walty
Hawaii Postage Destruction Sparks Bonfire Rumor
New York reports the Post Office Department will destroy about 54 000 postage and portal cards of Hawaii, including 28 000 recont and 25 000 some cards. The action targets stamps tied to Hawaii’s republic government, with a value around six thousand dollars reportedly insured or handled by authorities.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
Post Office Department
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
Servion
Redemption Division
Tlawali
Pwr
Valuable Property Auction In Ely Attracts Attention
The sale features the noted Ranke property as the centerpiece, promising a brisk, dramatic turnover. Investors and bidders are invited to attend on March 16 in the city, with hotel street providing access and registration details.
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Buturney
Ely
Ranke
Shrine pilgrims arrive as Mystic Shriners tour begins
The Sterra conveyed a large Shriners delegation led by the Imperial Potentate of North America to San Francisco amid rough seas and high winds. The party, numbering well over six hundred including many Michigan businessmen, will visit venues and hotels while a reception committee welcomes them at the wharf and organizes introductions for a grand temple installation.
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Sterra
Fan Francisco
Hia
Michigan
San Francisco
Low Windsor
Imperial Potentate
North America
R. Buclair
T. W. Strahand
Chow
BE. Pink
Dk Quintey
Hurther
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lyle
Dowagine
Amd
Niles
Oiieh
Sierra
Freeman
C. B. Wood
Dr Galbraith
H. E. Webster
Andrew Brown
Roy Chamberlain
Oceanie Wharf
Moana Hotel
Aloha
Appointment of George Geir Confirmed by Senate
The senate confirmed the appointment of George Geir to the Circultridge of the Pine Chr eal, marking a key advancement in the government’s personnel choices as reported this week.
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George 1
Geir
Senate
Cable Bill Killing Sparked Senate House Debate
Sen Ber Aine reports the cable bill to fund a $500,000 San Francisco to Honolulu line was killed by the Senate committee after heated debate. Lawmakers favored telegraphic links with Hawaii and the Philippines but lacked House action to push the measure, amid strong sentiment for cable penetration.
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Leon
Ber Aine
Mindey Vty Dhl
San Francisco
Monowlu
Hawaii
Philippines
Senate
Bengt
Spal
Hendersin
Tome
Euanldernd
No Trace of Wreck Reported as Search Continues
Fragmentary OCR recounts a wreck site with crews probing amid debris. Reports mention a Japanese vessel, a seizure of the wreck area, and ongoing salvage work near the distant coastline as investigators and divers search for clues.
Hawaii measures pass three bills altering territorial statutes
Washington reports three bills altering Hawaii territorial statutes. Proposals include extending tax and financial powers, enabling government administration of customs, and funding for a major drain project estimated near one million dollars. The failed article notes the rejected federal currency plan and the halted survey of the Straits patrols, affecting anticipated naval work.
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Washington
Aleukw
Ani
Hawaii
Abe Palani
Elaine Whit
fabereRt
Pamphlet on Iwilel Aremon by Rev AF Dory
Fragment reads as a church pamphlet delivered in February describing a sermon titled AbAll the Mittenne ar Howat Palette Feetied tae fawny. Text includes garbled phrases and appears to cite a religious service or observations by a minister in a Christian observatory context.
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AF Dory
Wreck Disaster Jury Blames Ward Jordan and Company
A coroner jury in San Francisco holds Captain Ward and Chief Jordan criminally negligent in the Rio de Janeiro wreck of February 22, 1904. It finds passengers perished from submersion and faults the Pacific Mail Steamship Co for employing an incompetent crew. The verdict praises no one and condemns the captain and chief officer for the tragedy.
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San Francisco
Rio Te Janeiro
Chening Ue
Chai
Captain Wand
Pat Jordan
Partie Mall
Avdifian
Porto Ricans Held After Detention On Californian
Fragmented OCR reports Porto Ricans including Panes Porte Riva Mareh and Porte Klean Stearn of the steamer Californian were detained by authorities after a dispute over weight and anchor details. The text references abolitionist regulation and labor concerns with unclear names and dates, noting the shoreline context and potential legal actions.
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Porte Riva
Mareh &T
Vgttal Artes
Porte Klean Stearn
Californian
Anthordsing
Attack on Emperor Reported in Mayhem Scene
A chaotic incident is described with attackers and injuries at a ceremony. The assailant struck the Emperor, wrestled with guards, and a bystander named Amineere Wier was mentioned as part of the scene. Epileptic episodes occurred during examination, with pistols and medicaments found on the suspect. The motive appeared tied to the prisoner’s pockets and a plan connected to the royal procession.
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Kerlin
Petrie
Tie
Uth
Amineere
Ne Heown Hall
Tipeetagh
Inaugural Pageant Weather Dampens Washington Ceremony
Washington saw a rain soaked inauguration as crowds endured wet conditions on the East Front of the Capitol. President and Vice President delivered the oath amid drizzle while troops and spectators persisted, later stepping into a misty afternoon as ceremonies continued in the rain.
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Washington, Mere
William McKinles
Capitol
Alfies
Thirty Third Ohio
Delegates Clash Over Hawaii Mission At Inauguration
Washington reports a dispute over Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii at the McKinley inauguration. General Miles’ role as reception committee head is questioned after charges of treason. Wilcox’s official position defended amid court ceremony tensions.
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Wilcox
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Childan
Miles
Mawaii
McKinley
Groner Te Cee
Gear
Eimne Winington Penile
Mile
Wiler
Conegionans
Miles Haswever
Ward and the Fog in Inquiries Over Rio de Janeiro Wreck
In an inquiry led by Captains Bailes and Hulger Federal inspectors of huts and boilers ex amines claims by Preigh George Englehart of the Rio de Janeiro wreck. Ward admits fear of entering port in fog and says Pilot Jordan urged entry but he would rather stay outside for a week. Chief Engineer P H Hertihy concedes he was remiss at his post during harbor approach.
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Preigh George Englehart
Rio de Janeiro
Bailes and
Hulger
Ward
Jordan
P. H. Hertihy
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Senator Baldwin
Ority Report
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WAL, Main Co
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Hawait
Buffalo
Chamber OF Commerce
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Oiwakamir Hotel
Shriners
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J. T. Arhworth
Ati Jos
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J. Harnett
RC Harn
Hearth
Herkenth
Benehe
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Teatte
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AL Markman
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Ro B. Carr
Mra
Rd Chase
Gi. Chiera
Chan Chipman
OM. Clark
Mine Mo Clark
Ima
Samuel Pelt
Fennell
Flah le Ruther
Getebell
Gilbert
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Hanover JC
Tin
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Howard Ant
Mowel A. Thomada
Hungerford
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Purcell
C. B. Quigley
JM. Raymond
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Gi. Keynolily
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Schoteld
Schrelher
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JL. M. Shetterlynd
Th Silliman
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B. Smith
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A. HL Stafford
A. Stoddard
JM Stover
T W. Strahan
Dro Ta Thoripeot
Val Court
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Vaus Arit
John Waddell
Wagner
Waleatt Warren
Kom Waleh
Warren
Wie
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Win Went
Wook Whitman
Winkler
Low
Awiion
HP Cad
Wright
Mike
Ie Rie
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Feurer
Iwilel
Rio
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Lonton
Thi
Natal Charwter
Wigox
Gen
Hubert W. Wide OX
Ina Waleington
Mex Kinky
Aly
Queen Elizabeth
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