Senate bill on current account faces road work and audits
Senate debate centers on current account items for road work in Honolulu and Kaahuku Papaila. Lyman and Brown push for vouchers and proper auditing while Cooper advises a supplementary bill. Rider seeks road board approval for new roads and final acceptance. Adjourned at noon.
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Public Lands Committee
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Senate Mill
Sailors' Home Society
Waipepa
Lihue
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Judicialy
Brauner
Minister of Interior
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Tml Regioeer
Committee On Public Lands
Ile
Kahoku
Damon
Baldwin
Cooper
McCandless
Bureau of Public Works
Road Board
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North Konus
Lina
Accident at Warehouse Explodes Acid Spill Injures Worker
Treasier Rumgey Gumney of Raw son, Smith & Co. spilled muriatic acid from a broken carboy after a dray overturn at the Warehouse. About 12 gallons were released, injuring Mr. Ramey with sourness and flu like symptoms and swollen eyes.
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Gumney, Teasurer
Rawson, Smith & Co
Yeaterday
Ramey
Alleged Tramway Dangers Raise House Questions
The House heard Attorney General Switch read an answer from the Marshal regarding tramway poles, injuries near a switch, and a fatality when a tramcar struck a bystander. He described pole placement as edge sidewalk, minimal obstruction, and noted no bill proposed to address the issue. Committees were asked to refer the answers to a select panel, with debates on poll tax repeal and alcohol withdrawal from the customs house.
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Lam Obe Achi
W. CG. Achi
Beivy
Newiteh
Palau
Lau Avi
Lum Acti
John
Aehi
Auewere
Pogue
Commerce
Wilder
Mysterious foreign schooner linked to opium cargo
Reports from Molokai and Hanalei describe a trim foreign schooner landed a large opium cargo near Hanalei last week. Sightings note a fast sailer headed toward Oaha on the 16th, with officials confirming opium movements from March 15 and ongoing smuggling through known channels.
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Hanalei
Molokai
Trim Butrand & Fast Nailer
Oaha
Kausi
Hanaa
Kauni
Island Hoy Returns as Jackson Visits from San Francisco
Sydney Jackson, brother of Officer Nigel Jackson, arrived by the RE P E today from San Francisco via Alaska after leaving the Klondike gold fields last September. He once had 1500 in nuggets stored in a stocking which he lost. He says Klondike is all right and plans to return once he strikes it rich. Now over six feet tall, hardship has tempered the once small boy, and he will remain in Honolulu.
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Sydney Jackson
Oficer
Nigel Jackson
RE. P
San Francisco
Alaska
Klondike
Jackson
Hooolula
High School Girls Form Unitary Drill Team
Professor Harker organizes a broom drill unit with his class. For three weeks the young ladies have trained in offense and defense using broom bundles. An exhibition is planned in a few months to showcase their exercise and coordination.
Carriage Repository Offers Imported Garments at Low Prices
A local advertisement invites customers to G Sohuman's Carriage Repository on Fort Street next to Club Stables. It promotes a wide selection of rearinges of all descriptions with imported stock from manufacturers and guarantees products as represented. Prices are stated as lower than elsewhere.
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G. Sohuman
Fort Street
Club
Snrg
Watermelon at Pearl City Ranch Noted by Editor
Watermelon weighing 55 pounds grown at Pearl City on the ranch of Mr. Marcy Byron O. Clark is described by the editor as the Cuban Queen variety. The fruit appears among pineapples and reflects a remarkable harvest scene reported yesterday.
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Byron O. Clark
Mr. Clark
Pearl City
Railway Injunction Ruling Over Leasehold Controversy Involving Government
Judge Stanley denies a defendant's motion to dissolve a temporary injunction in the railway lease dispute with the Government. James A King, Commissioner of Interior, shows sufficient facts to sustain the suit against the government’s asserted right to reenter the premises. The court grants the plaintiff's motion to dissolve the morary injunction and allows redress for loss of property use.
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Oalin Railway & Land Go
Fins
Sowley Thiemernting
James A King
Mthhat
Tie Eenadie
Ion Lam
Intendant Company
Hartwell & Gorter
Sinnex & Byiloa
Death of Hon. Theodore Davie Chief Justice of British Columbia
The Chief Justice Hon. Theodore Davie died recently after years of service in Victoria. Earlier he lent $400 to a building fund and the gift was noted in some external papers during his periodical visit from England to the islands.
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Theodore Davie
British Columbia
Vieweria Y. MG
Theo. A. Dawview
Happes dl
Victoria
England
Howeilan News Co Pens Offer Fountain Pen for $1.60
The Howeilan News Co offers a fountain pen at 1.60 and a lite book to settle arguments, presenting practical writing tools for readers.
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Howeilan News Co
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