China Not Alarmed by Boxer Troubles Says Liang
Minister Liang states China is not alarmed by Boxer troubles in northern China and that the government can cope with the situation. He discusses a new Chinese representative in Washington, his background, and plans for consular appointments. Liang departs for his suite to the Consulate, with a reception planned at the Honolulu Consulate.
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Liang
China
Hin Sinte
Alxtye
Stu Chentung
Tle
Joral
Anton
Thy Karea
Goo Kim
Proes
Chise
Washington
Andover
Amherst College
Liang Wall
Roosevelt
Thie
Chitose
Yang Wei Pin
Dp Chang
K. Po
Giang Helen
Lang
Honolulu
County Bill Committee Names Special Members
The House of Representatives held a session yesterday afternoon to motion the county bill. Speaker Hecney announced the members of the select committee and listed district officials including W. N. Purdy, H. Mf. Kantho, W. B Hala, Sam Kokua, Erle A. Kaudeen, and D. Kupihew among others.
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Hilot Peekome
Ailionrn
Hecney
Specich
Gundally
W. N. Purdy
Metglet
H. Mf. Kantho
W. B Hala
Samit Kokuarth
Aytettebale Funy
SP. Chillingworth
Henry
Vide
D. Kupihew
Erle A. Kaudeen
Prince's Secretary Meeting Planned by Local Groups Abandoned
Ther a planned meeting of two Chamber of Commerce members two Merchants Association members two Central Committee Republicans and Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalakaua Ole to discuss naming a secretary to the Delegate to Washington was postponed due to obstacles. Also a whaling bark wax was reported twenty miles northeast by Charley Peterson this afternoon.
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Thera
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Central Committee
The
Republican Parley
Prince Jonah Kuhio Kaltanianaole
Wington
Charley Peterson
Salary List and County Pay Proposals Read in Hawaii Senate
Senators Haidwin and Cecil Brown push pay scales for county supervisors and officials, proposing fifty dollars monthly for supervisors and varied salaries for county officers. A Chinese Fund message discusses immigration provisions and custody of funds, while committee reports urge changes to travel expenses and internal improvements funding.
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Haidwin
Hataukapoke
Wallaky
Hardwin
Ways and Means Committee
Paris
Achi
Cecil Brown
Hill
CL. Crabbe
Senate
Fast
Hawaii
West Hawaii
Aienor
Kata
Oats
Peeit
Mant
East Hawaii
West Hawai
Kauai
Oahu
Maul
Rant Ha- Wall
Weat
Wall
East Minwatt
Weot
Naurvayor
Kaunl
Mulney Hall
Suservin
Atteatin
Aalarien
Aay
Knet Hawaii
West Inawisit
Gms Tin
Sici Tawa
Auoh
Eich
Eugar
Banford Ft Dole
Executive Chamber
Billy Am
Purdy
Hamakwa
Follere
Wrights
Kona
Kota
Mit
Burdy
Hitlaven
Aloha Tooth Powder Ad Promises Safe Whitens Enamel
An old advertisement touts Aloha Tooth Powder as prepared from pure ingredients with careful compounding to avoid enamel damage. It claims whitening effects and pleasant use, noting preference for this toothpaste like products and mentioning Aloha Tooth Wash as a superior rinse.
Wilcox Resigns as Public Works Clerk Amid Letter Demand
Superintendent Cooper demanded the resignation of Charles Wilcox the Public Works clerk this morning and the request was granted. Cooper stated in his letter that he does not doubt Wilcox honesty though he steps down.
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Cooper
Charles Wilcox
Public Works
Wilcox
Senate Ratifies Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
Washington March 19 The Senate approved the Cuban Reciprocity Treaty by 50 votes to 16 but the measure requires Cuba to accept amendments before taking effect. One amendment bans tariff cuts on sugar for five years and Congress is not expected to be recalled for an extra session. the Senate adjourned sine die after the vote.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Cuba
Congress
England Plans Reconciliation With Boer Enemies
London reports the government intends to conciliate the former Boer enemy after the war. About one hundred thousand men have served, and an appropriation of 75 million dollars is allotted to assist burghers in rebuilding homes and returning to civilian life.
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England
London
Ansiat
Opposition to Panama Canal Treaty Grows in Colombia
March 19 reports opposition forming among Colombian Congress members against the Panama Canal Treaty. European influence is believed to be pressing to defeat Colombia's acceptance.
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Colon
Colombia
Colombian Congress
Ite
French Religious Schools Will Be Wiped Out
Paris reports the French Chamber of Deputies voted to abolish all religious schools and replace them with a government system nationwide. Other items note a handicap tennis tournament planned for April, and various ship and travel updates including Captain Headwell’s hydrographic report and passengers sailing to Auckland.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Asa
Heretanta ‘Tennis Club
San Francisco
Headwell
Contin
Branch Hydrographic Office
Worthe
Westminster Abbey
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West Haveall
Jobron Drug CO
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Ton
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Levingston
Alex, Young
Ned
Erai Kt. Pratt
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Migu
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Eistor
California
Col ZS. Spaulding
Coast
Heywood
Santoy
Oxford
Vici Kid
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