Bonaparte Allows Assisted Immigration Under New Law
A cablegram from Francis M. Hatch reports Attorney General Bonaparte has ruled that under the recent immigration law states and territories may pay immigrant passage from public funds, but immigrants linked to private association funding will be excluded. The ruling permits European immigration only if territorial appropriations fund it, and does not halt those already en route to Hawaii.
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Francis M. Hatch
Bonaparte
Hawaii
Carter
The
Bulletin
Governor's Veto Debate Shapes County Budget Fallout
A heated session probes veto power and county officer pay bills with governors veto override discussed. Officials debate whether funds may be drawn for wages, the Supervisors’ board authority, and proposals to revise county governance rules amid ongoing committee scrutiny.
Kalawai Accepts Material Under Repudiated Contract
A fragmentary report notes a contract dispute in Niwa County where Kalawai accepted material under a repudiated agreement. The text appears garbled but indicates a court decision or ruling involving parties Kalawai and others and mentions repudiation and payment actions.
Faxon Bishop as Ghee Executive in Senate Contention
The article discusses a fight over the governor’s appointment and the likelihood that Governor Carter would back Faxon Bishop for the executive chair. It notes Bishop’s potential despite Bishop’s possible rejection by a future nomination and the possible influence of Carter in Bishop’s favor. Other names mentioned include Benatar Dowsett, Judge Coforth, Miron Janet Wty, and Mbekin as possible supporters, with page references to further details.
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Carter
Senate
Bishap
Thenensor
Benatar Dowsett
Cooforth
Mokhain
Bananas Choice On Mainlands Jaweaten Order Note
A brief note instructs readers to place orders at a main location in Jaweaten with a casual tone. It mentions bananas as the subject and directs where to leave orders, reflecting a fragmentary historical marketplace posting.
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Jaweaten
Cuts End Howland Job in Gommitssee
A wide page snippet reports the Gommitssee board cutting Howland from his position. It details bills and committee actions involving education and public works, with references to tax, conveyance, and wage matters, including names such as Welsh and Laphar. The column notes a six thousand mile vacation ad and ongoing legislative activity, including petitions and senate items.
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Alice
Mumitairliedt
Howiatrar
Hegietrar
LeSupt
Watlak
JoAnet Laphar
Katalat
Burvey Departent
Clecutt Sd. Athaneth Dogmasty Terk
Atenomrphors
Watliffe
Grand Jury Returns Indictments Against A K Detwetter and Louis Glass
San Francisco March 23 grand jury returns thirteen indictments against A K Detwetter of Ohio an Home Telephone Company incorporator charging bribery of San Francisco Supervisors. Nine indictments against Louis Glass vice president of Pacific States Telephone Company. No arrests yet. Bail set at 10000 pounds per indictment.
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San Francisco
Cal
Grand Jury
A. K. Detwetter
Ohio
The
Home Telephone Company
Louis Glass
Piyeldciy
Pacific States Telephone Company
Storms in California Severely Disrupt Telegraph and Rail Lines
San Francisco reports the weeklong storm continues statewide with Valleys flooded and communication crippled. San Francisco nearly isolated by damaged telegraph and railroad links.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Frankces
Deputy Sheriff Cox Reports Paper Service Delays in District
Watatanto deputy sheriff Cox says a district court paper service failed to deliver papers promptly in an attempted case. He notes one officer on duty faced disruption and a woman on patrol appeared intoxicated or unfit. The incident prompted investigations into on‑duty performance and paper handling.
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Sherif Cox
Watatanto Iy
Hie Benent
Cox Mirile
Khomit
Watulua
Reactionary leader dead in Russia at St Petersburg
St Petersburg report says Pobenonetzeff, once ro ator General of the Holy Synod, died on March 23. He was a leading reactionary in Russia and, though ousted from office, maintained strong influence over the Czar.
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Sapowiot Hulietin
Howat
March
Ube
Hiyeretior Katuwad
Niwa
Coumry
Coutrier
buNtrart
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Pobenonetzeff
The
Holy Synod
Honduran revolutionary attack and capture reported
March 23 dispatches say revolutionaries attacked and defeated President Bonilla s general Barahona, with many wounded or captured. In New York on the same day Harry Thaw s mother testified denying insanity in the Thaw family.
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Managua
C. A
Bonilla
Barahona
Mother
New York, N
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Sugar and Beets Market Quotations in San Francisco
Sugar quotations show 96 degree Cravetace at 3.5225 cents or 70.05 per ton with a previous 3.515 cents. Beets at 88 analysis quoted 9s 3d parity a cents with prior quotation also noted.
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San Francisco
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