Committee backs substitute bill for Lahainaluna Territorial school
The Hawaii Senate considered a report from the Committee on Public Health and Education on Bill No. 40 to set Lahainaluna Seminary as a Territorial school. It proposes a Board of Trustees to govern the seminary, leveraging land and water rights to support operations and raise standards, while noting the seminary’s role as the Territory’s only high school for poorer students. The committee endorses changes and recommends a substitute bill.
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Senate
Nxnat
White
Fespoet
Harrison
Kanuha
Committee On Public Health
Las Baineiuna
Meath
Territory of
Hawaii
Lahalatina Seminary
Lahalnaluna Seminary
Territory of Hawaii
Lahainaluna | Seminary
Lahainulina Seminary
Tereiory
Kamehameha School
Tiatiitton
David Kanuita
H. P. Baldwin
D. Kalavokalani
Achi
Lahainaluna Seminary Board Appointment in Territory of Hawaii
A boarding school proposal for the Territory of Hawaii centers on Lahainaluna Seminary Maui. It seeks the appointment of a Board of Trustees to govern Lahainalina Seminary and define its powers. A committee was assigned to print the bill and the president noted Washington orders to place the government flag at half mast for thirty days.
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Territory of Hawaii
Lahainaluna Seminary
Laehainalina
Maui
Lahainalina Seminnary
Rumsett
Cal. Jones
Washington
Eh Main
Suit Against W H Pain over Freight Charges
The Willer Steamcup Co. sues WooH Pain for 107408 claiming freight charges on various articles shipped to Manele Island of Lanai Palawai Plantation. The complaint alleges agreed rates, charges for passenger travel by defendant and agent, and interest on amounts due from their due dates. Le Wight represents the Wilder Steamship Co. in the suit.
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Willer Steamcup Co. Hi
Wooh
Manele
Island of Lanal
Palawal Plantation
Miele
Wilder Steamship Co
le Wight Representa
Wilder Steamahly Co
Death of Mia Cook Sharp Shocks Professor Cook
Prof. E Cook learns of the death of his daughter Mia May Cook Sharp reported yesterday. The Pittsburgh steamship telegram notes her plans to travel to London after visiting Mawali with no details on the cause or funeral arrangements. Sharp was a successful concert artist with a celebrated career in the United States and London.
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E. Cook
Mia
May Cook Sharp
Cook
London
Mawali
Portland Drekonian
Sharp
Pineshurst
N.C
Portsland
Wes
Treviyan Sharp
Wagner Night at Kilohana Art League Draws Crowd
Kilohana Art League hosted a Wagner themed program with audience overflow. Minnes Weeks Brown and Lyman and Prof. Baltesegus performed, Mr. Newton Prouty praised the evening. O Du Mein Holder Abendstern and Lohengrin selections impressed attendees. Oahu College students sang Brahmsian arias with notable taste as German lunch followed. German decor and refreshments prepared by league members. Hawaiian tea planned for April 2 by league members.
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Kilohana Art League
Brown
Lyman
Baltesegus
Newton Prouty
Oahu College
Mies Grinwold
Charlotte Hall
Mine von Holt
Shriners Enjoy Freeform Inlands on Oahu Visit
The visiting Shriners are happily exploring the Inland area with unrestricted program rules. Each morning they organize small excursions for a point of interest, while all the drives and odd charms of Oahu attract energetic pleasure seekers.
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Oahu
Zealandia Sails Coastbound After Renovation Sparks Interest
The Zealandia arrived this morning and will voyage to the Coast on March 28. The Vowel io is in better condition after thorough renovations and a fresh paint job. Catia accommodations are said to be in excellent shape and ready for a large influx of passengers departing on the next trip.
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Zealandia
Hongkong Maru Gighted and Unclear Harbor Event
Fragmentary report notes a dated incident near Norwich Connecticut and Honolulu bicycle shop mentions The Walker Cyclery. Details are garbled with month and age markers, referencing a ship named Hongkong Maru and a bicycle store display. Names Lewhe A. Ont appear as mangled text.
Stowaway Takijiro Ito Held After America Maru Incident
Ito Takijiro, a Japanese resident of Honolulu, says he could not obtain a passport to leave Japan during the war and was imprisoned as a stowaway after being unable to buy a ticket. He was detained in San Francisco and then returned to Honolulu, where Judge Humphreys ruled his confinement lawful. The case risks a clash between Territorial and Federal authorities over duties of the steamer company and duties of immigration officials.
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Ito Takijiro
Honoluli
Inere
Ban Francisco
Stratton
Atrametic Company
Takijiro
John & Walker
Kinau Trent
Ito
Honolulu
Japan
San Francisco
Walker
Hrowks
Howe
Sidge Humphreys
Steamship Company
T He Acta
Zealandia Arrives From Port Angeles With Laborers and Marriages
The Zealandia docked at Port San Angeles after a seven day voyage from Port Angeles with 645 Puerto Rican laborers and nine cabin passengers. Two Port Puerto Rico deaths occurred at sea, one birth and two marriages were recorded aboard. Captain Dowdell officiated multiple weddings including a seaside ceremony amid festive proceedings. a divorce case and other incidents were noted in Purser McCombe’s report.
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Fallroad
Hoth
Purser McCombe
San Francisco
Port San Angeles
Bee
Port
Sam Andeles
Wen
Frederick Beltran, Aggyoarn
Porto Reo
Viownte Crua
Porto Rico
Oahu
Juan Babbota Dominis
Zealand
Patricia Hominis
Barmon Fathien
Faowdell
Eugene
Dowdyl
Appointment of Jared G Smith to Hawaii Makiki Experiment Station
Jared G Smith, chief of seed and plant introduction, named director of the new Makiki valley experiment station covering 222 acres near Kewalouka. The 1883 project site, approved by Dr. William Stub, will be cleared and buildings erected, as Commissioner Taylor notes the station is long needed to aid Territory agriculture.
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Jared G. Smith
Wry Taylor
Makiki Valley
Kewalouka
Hoard of Agriculture
William ©. Stub
Honolulu
Department of Agriculture
Smith
Rapid Transit Extension Talks Fail at Ouhn College
Negotiations between the trustees of Ouhn College and Rapid Transit Company for extending the Punahou street line have stalled. Committee members cannot agree and will report no progress. Mr Pont told a Bulletin reporter he did not know why the college trustees backed the factory plan for the Rapid Transit line.
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Ouhn College
Rapid Prana Company
Punahou Street
Widulo
Pont
College Trastees van Totmatin
Miner Cane in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court occupied morning sessions with the Mince divorce matter. The clerk Henry Smith’s verifier was involved after the defendant’s bill of sequestration was perfected and allowed. Discontinuance was filed and forwarded to the Supreme Court while Dr. Miner’s counsel issued a discharge letter from Watch & Silla Chin.
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Supreme Court
Henry Smith
Circuit Court
Auikman
Miner
Watch & Silla Chin
Watch & Silla Chin Counsel, Sime Contente
A. Magno
Annual Meeting Reveals Merryde Sugar Company Outlook
The second annual stockholders meeting of Merryde Sugar Co Ltd reported about 100,000 of 175,000 shares represented. Directors appointed include A M McBryde and W Ah Melliye, with William Stodart named manager replacing I Conant. Directors stressed engineering leadership needed for the plantation and cited mechanical, not agricultural, challenges.
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Merryde Sugar Co Ltd
Tee Chamber of Commerce
Pronent
D. IH RL Swenbers
Blp
Dillingham
FM. Bwanay
Tremmurer
G. P. Davies
TR. Keyworth
Aufitor
A. M. McBeyde
Ab Bert Witcox
Te Wo T
Parvin
de Me Lyduate
W. Ah Meliryie
E Conant Wan
Willian Stodart
Wo A. Kineney
William Brodart
Conant
Mie
McBryde
Tate
Dinwa
Atone Forest
Alarofia
Fringhise and Public Works Talk Hit House
The House met with no business on the official agenda as committees rushed to complete work. A petition from Parvate In Pumalis, Hawaii sought a schoolhouse, and public meetings debated appropriations. The session adjourned after Teas and a brief preliminary debate on warrants and local needs. The government faced costly impressment concerns and a mandate for related funds.
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Billy
Pumalis
Kieu
Hawaii
Evrnestine
Mane
Fragmentary House Proceedings Outline Budget Sparks Tension
Unclear committee debate centers on a $700 grant deemed too small while other actions seek repeal and amendments to drill laws. Motions push for road funding in Puna and a six year franchise for a highway. A fire limit inquiry stalls action and the House recesses at 1:30.
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Osaa
Beckley
Haahoo
Puna
Tiawatl
Education Palin
Eallway
Hawaii Was There At Inauguration Ball Scene
Special correspondence from Washington reports Hawaiian delegates and guests at the inaugural ceremonies. Delegate Wilcox and family plan to visit the Ironbound during vacation while others stay. Fire destroys William Haywood’s warehouse and items abroad. Notices include Haiku Sugar Company charter amendments and hypnotic lecture at Fort Street Salvation Hall. Death of Lewis A. oat announced in Norwich. Local sale ads for fountain pens and straw hats noted.
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Washington, D
Wilcox
Brilliani
Ait
Mra Maywood
Mies Kathleen Cartwright
C.H. W. Nore Fon
William Haywood
Congres
Sire Haywood
Varlie
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BRS
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Norwich
America
Tealandia
Angeles
Dowdell
Port Lic Angeles
Porto Riemos
Jared Smith
Miner Cane
Mort Atrver
McRyde Company
Manager Conant
William Stodart
Haiku Sugar Company
Pato
Franke Hin Austin
Alba Hranch
Thesophical Society
Koff Hall
Fort Street
Lewis A. Oat
Conn
Waterman
Hlf
Wichman
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Heywood
Anufacturer
Macrommee
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