Salaries and Pay Rolls Reported by Legislators
Debates on bills and budgets describe Senate Bill No. 5 for salaries and pay rolls, items for tuberculosis cattle losses, and prepaying judgments. The body discusses liability, judgments, and appropriations, with committee reports, amendments, and a Monday vote to follow.
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House of Representatives
House Joint Committee
Hulen
Senate Committee
Judiciary Committee
Rice
Emall
Wilcox
Board of Health
Wilder
Holstein
Baldwin
Hocking
Wright
Senate
Chas
T. Wilder
Woodlawn
Honoluin Dairies
McCandlews
Higmants
Brown
Third District
Revision Committee
Biscuits and Jam Pairing Mentioned With Fest Baking Powder
A playful note praises biscuits baked with SchiZling's Fest baking powder and compliments the jam that accompanies them. The writer enjoys tea with the treat and hints at a refined pairing with no harm noted to the jam.
Rumors of Maine Disaster Not An Accident
Reports from the steamer Belgic quote passengers and a purser suggesting the Maine disaster may not have been accidental. Quarantine restrictions limit ashore access, with saloon passengers allowed off only for urgent business.
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Maine
Yokohama
Bullerin
Belgic
Honolulu
Hewett Concert for Missions at Kaumakaili Church
A grand concert to aid missions at Moiliili Kalihi and Moanalua will be held at Kaumakaili church on Saturday evening April 2. About 18 numbers are planned with young selections by Paul Isen iberg Jr.
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Moiliili
Kalihi
Moanalua
Kaumakaili Church
Paul Iseniberg, Jr
Committee Delays and Petitions Highlight Hawaii House Session
The Hawaii House adjourned after a long Public Lands Committee report on petitions from the past days. Recommendations cut several budgets, denying funds for Waiabale landing, Liltha road extension, and other projects, while approving small bridge and river works. A separate set of questions to Attorney General Smith about Dr. Alvarez and Dr. Day drew debate, and Mr. Vanderveer released a Baltimore naval souvenir amid wartime era pride.
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Cooper
Public Lands Committee
Kapurvisore
Loebenstein
Manon Valley
Panehbow
Waiabale
Poli
Kipspaguleh
Ewa
Campbell Ravenue
Liltha
Puanui
Kani
Kapia Stream
Maui
Kuhaulelio
Laubulu Gulch
Waialoa
McCandless
Kaupo
Kasi
Hana
Koni
Honea
Aohi
Hoouapo
Hawaii
Smith
Finance Committee
Alvarez
Honolulu
Republic of A Wall
Republic of Hawaii
Boy Hurt When Saddle Breaks On Pony Ride
Shortly before two o clock today lad Tommy Matthews rode a pony on Fort and Hotel streets when the saddle broke and he was thrown from the pony. He fell on the crossing before Benson Smith and Co. drugstore and was carried inside where aid was given. He is feared to have internal injuries. King Broad Hotel Street.
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Tommy Matthews
Fort
Hotel
Benson, Smith & Co
Death of Mrs Schmidt Beloved Isle Resident Passes Away
Mrs Mary Ron Bechmidt wife of Senator H W Scheidt died at the family residence on Here tania street around noon after a short illness. She was born Jan 17 1855 in Woolwich England came to the islands as a child and married Mr Schmidt Oct 20 1874. Survived by seven children two sisters and four brothers. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow from the residence with H H Wile in charge. Mrs Schmidt was active in benevolence and charity work.
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Mrn
Mary Ron Bechmidt
H. W. Scheidt
Heretania Street
H. H. Wile Lites
Schuidt
Weight
Woolwich
England
Islands
Schmidt
Will Ty ‘Eney
Ernest F
Marie MM
Wilhelmina Imabella
Paul O
August M
Hilo
Inlnode
George Weight
Kehaku Plantation
Charles
King Jtreet
Circus Tent Rising for West Show Near Poonch bowl
Frank Saunders of Willison's circus returned from Hawaii and Mavi to supervise erection of the big tent on the Achi lot Bere tania near Poonchbowl for the Wild West performance Thursday evening. Tent expected up by Thursday novo with strong show prospects.
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Frank Saanders
Willison's
Circus
Hawaii
Mavi
Achi Lot
Beretania
Poonchbowl
Apos
Rebekahs to Mark Tenth Anniversary Celebration
Pacific Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows will celebrate its tenth anniversary in Harmony Hall on Mecabs 26 at 8 o'clock with literary and musical entertainment. Tickets may be obtained from members of the lodge.
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Pacific
Demand grows for Red Blur porous plasters remedy
Increasing demand for Red Blur porous plasters as a general cold remedy for the chest and backache. Available for 250 at Hobron Drug Co.
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Hobron Drug Co
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Ayer
Fenneniere
Azor
Ayers
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
G. D
Joan Francisco
San Francisco
Mawalian
George D. Gear
King and Bethel Streets
William A. Henshall
Kashumanu Street
Tele
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Edings
Hatha and
King Streets
A. GC. Wall
D. D
Low Love
Art Streets
Gilbert F. Little
LAW
Hilo, Hawail
Sen
Ator McCandless
Department of Attorney General
Department of Public
Department of Interior Commission of Public Lands
Bureau of Survey
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Water Works
Bureau of Fable Works Board of Health
Foresta and Nurseries
Total
Belgie
Eiuator
Miss Killaen
Zealandia
Miss Killeen
Hewett
Lobbenstein
Dole
Howe
Dr Day
Dr. Day
Ware mi
Executive Council
Washington
USA
Rr. Smith
Atkinson
J. J. Vanderveer
Yeomon
U.S
Baltimore
Miller
J.J. Williams
Dyer
Vandervear
Effasio
Qpern
Philadelphia
Uncle Bam
Navy
Lalands
Iran
Wile
Rebekahs
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