Legislature in Session Reports House on Bureau of Instruction
In the Twenty-Sixth Day, March 23 session of the Hawaii House of Representatives the appropriation bill for current expenses was resumed. Items for forests and nurseries and for the Kapiolani Park Association were referred to Public Works. Telephone link between Pokiki and Hilo courthouse rose to 1800 with a condition of 500 from Puna. Most other items passed as in the Senate bill. a bill defining national ensign proportions was read and sent to Printing. Adjourned.
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Nile
Kapiolani Park Association
Pokiki
Hilo
Puna
Senate
Cooper
Contested seats pass. bills move in Senate session
Senator Waterhouse presented a petition for wharf funds from fifty five residents. Senate Bill 14 on contested seats passed unanimously. Bill 8 on ministerial powers and duties faced second reading. Bills on alcohol licenses and public debt consolidation referred to committees. five finance members named. Senate adjourned with Wilder to appoint two more committee members tomorrow.
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Waterhouse
Unt Place
Committee On Public Lands
Rice
Senate
McCandleas
Commerce
Damon
Wilder
Holstein
Alg. M. Hoberteen
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States
Cockrell
Hoar
Carlisle
Julian Pauncefote
Great Britain
India
Peffer
Hugh Cameron
Douglass County
Hansen
Congress
Pontius Pilate
Powers
Oed
McKinley
Quay
Morton
Allison
House
Gaston A. Robbins
Alabama
W. P. Aldrich
San Francisco
J. P. Morgan
August Belmont
Northern Pacific
Vanderbilts
Kentucky
Hough
Dwimery Bevenrn Day Observed At WATE Event
A local observance named Dwimery Bevenrn Day was held by Magwonga and Minhas Lay near Heomistowt Doty at the WATE site. Community participants reported a focus on heritage and local tradition amid a formal ceremony.
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Minhas
Public education funding debate outlines payroll strain
A legislative report outlines the Board of Education payroll at $15,167 monthly with teacher salaries averaging $504 yearly and a need for substantial funding. It argues the $360,000 two year appropriation is insufficient and projects costs for 30 new teachers, janitors, and salary raises to meet pupil growth from 7,782 to 9,003 in two years.
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Ign
Rep
Robertson
Military
Bond
Committee On Health and Education
Committee On Public Health and Education
Bureau of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Senate
Fragmented artifact hints at unreadable event
A garbled report references a meeting or sermon titled Union with mentions of water, law, and a crowd. It notes witnesses and a grand act at a central location, but most names and details are illegible, leaving the core event unclear.
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Voeller & CO
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Young America
Waring
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Fort Stonnt & Poaplaly Lawn
Pmanhrny Divoere
Ayer
Bureau OF Instruction
Manon
Houss
Mports of
Champagne
Jan Isy
June Ls
Momm & Co
Pommery &Grevo
Moot & Chandon
Heidsieck & Co
Akon
Louis Roederer
Burnart
Perrier Jouet Trroy & Co
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Custom House Records
Macfarlane & Co
G. H. Mamm & Co
Hawaiian Islands
Lsu
Miss A. Camil I Hotel Dinpes
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Abusalum
Umitro Wrates
B. W. Clark
Port Townsend
C. O. Brown
Congregational Council
C.O. Brown
California
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Santa Clara Province
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Sagua la Grande
Pinar del Dio
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Mariel
Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
la Boca
Cardenas
Antonio Maceo
Maceo
Santa Clara
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Aan
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War Office
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