Auto Contest Tonight Ends Voting and Winners
Tonight the auto mobile contest closes at 8 pm sharp with no ballots accepted after the whistle. Ballots from around town have poured in, with expectations of near one million votes. The official count will begin after ballots are brought from Henry Waterhouse Trust Co’s vault and be conducted by W. T. Lucas and others. The 6 pm dinner for the counting committee is at Union Grill, then they resume work. Winners will be announced tonight, prizes distributed tomorrow, with surprises anticipated.
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Prompedte
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Safe Deposit Department
W. T. Lucas
B. Molntein
John F. Soper
Jesse ‘Weeds
Hiltefeld
Union Grill
Coelho
House
Haa
Aylett
Liggett
Reeding
House at Work Speaker Urges Haste on Taxation
House leader Speaker Knudsen pushes urgency as session shows progress gaps. He notes the House is behind in work with two House bills and ten Senate bills due for third reading while twelve bills await second reading.
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Knudsen
Boon
Benate
Late Hills
Senate Debates Expenditures and New Bills on Thirty-Fourth Day
The Senate at the pension hearing a range of matters, including a $1,500 appropriation to relieve Pelelin Meme and cautions on Board of Health spending. The Accounts Committee report was presented by Senator Paris. Petitions on Sunday law were tabled. three new bills introduced, one by Dickey enforcing police power. The social club license bill passed third reading with only Dickey in opposition. The wide tire Act was killed. automobile lights and a late divorce bill moved forward. House communication noted marriage House bills passing third reading with amendments removing the Department of Public Destruction. The Ways and Means debate on the Pele ikum epidemic appropriation failed to agree. $1,500 proposed. Kona residents seek $10,000 for water conservation projects Waiaha and Kahauleloa, referred to Hawaii delegation. Public Lands Committee advised against repealing the wide Act. (Continued on page 6)
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Senate
McCandrons
Board of Health
Senate Wesnion
Paris
Dickey
House
Achi
Parle
McCandress
Dowsett
McCandless
Kona
Waiaha
Kahauleloa
Hawaii
Public Lands Committee
Volcano activity prompts crowd to Moise voyage
VOAND TRP Reporte confirms renewed activity of the Volcano and expects a good sized crowd leaving for the Volcano Moise by outgoing steamers this week. Descriptions say fires in the pit are better than before and Volcano House work to house a large crowd has progressed rapidly with accommodations in perfect condition to satisfy the most exacting.
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Moise
Petition Seeks To Retain Atkinson As Public Instruction Head
Downtown business leaders and others deliver a petition to the Governor asking that Atkinson be kept on as Superintendent of Public Instruction. The joint Senate and House committee on the Hdlocat ion Department plans to complete its report by tomorrow or Wednesday. A. F. Judd is expected to submit his findings on care work in the near term.
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Senate
House
A. F. Judd
Alatai T. Atduson
Mra Henry
Central Wight Gall Up Spooks Central Wight Gall Up Spooks
The Thirty-Fourth Day in the House reports a 27 to 2 vote pausing third reading of the Underground Telephone Company bill with Rep Long pushing a broader underground area. Kantho rails against wiring graves. Ant rade says conduits stay in streets. Also mentions automatic system exhibit and a local shoe sale notice.
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House of Representatives
Kantha
Pulaa
Mval
Rep. Long
Boretenia
Kantho
Rep
Antrade
Central
Guy Owens’ Electrical Construction Co
Union Street
Wiliam Thompson
Punchbowl Park Boundaries and Early Park Plans
A report by the Joint committee of the Clyio Federation and Rewearch Club outlines Punchbowl Park in Honolulu. It details boundaries from Alapai street to Prospect street and Punchbowl Drive, notes steep slopes and cost barriers to housing, and warns that private leases could delay park development while public access and beach use are affected.
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Clyio Federation
Rewearch Club
Honolulu
Tantalus Heights
Punchbowl Hill
Waikiki Beach
Lota
Hap Ctaal
Boundaty ' A
Mane Stee
Alapai Street
Ita Junction
Prospect Street
Prospect Arrest
Punchbowl Drive
Makiki
Crater
Panoa
Punchbow
Prospect Wineet
Ohio
Steek
Punchbowl
Cooper
Aumgortet
Imad Avide
Waikiki
Berch
Dr Cooper Testifies Before Iwilei Commission
The Iwilei Investigation Committee heard Dr Jurld as the first witness this afternoon. He discussed inquiries about potential exposure plans, medical procedures for typhoid cases, and described Dr Cooper as a private physician renting office space from a Japanese landlord. The Senate met at 2 but adjourned as the County Act Committee struggled to finish its work while the Kansloro Tan tu murder case defense argued self defense.
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Iwilei Investigation Committee
Jurld
T Swilol
Atkinson
Judd
Pelokunw
Yost
Camp McKintey
Turees
McCandress
Dr. Cooper
Cooper
Ainee
Jr. Cooper
McCandivas
Ewa
Riftion Ts Fuiler
Senate
Home Thrower Injures Warsaw Chief of Police
War sa w, Russia March 27 Baron Vonnalken Chief of Police wounded by a bomb. Injury not fatal. assailant not yet captured. Ecuador to recognize Panama as republic. Vice President Morena assumes powers due to President Plaza illness. Morena expected to recognize Panama. Rioters in Crimea call for soldiers as reinforcements arrive. Morocco troubles worry the French government. Japanese consul reports Russian noncombatant losses in Mukden with officers and nurses listed. Takahira in San Francisco notes updated figures.
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Warsaw
Russia
Baron Vonnalken
Ecuador
Panama
Guayaquil
Morena
Plaza
Republic of Panama
Honolulu
Mukden
Chefoo
Shanghai
Takahira
Prostitution Debate and Public Health Conference Notes
Dr C B Cooper outlines the Act to Mitigate and venereal disease concerns raised at a 1904 conference. He recounts health board opinions, police limitations, and calls for proper authorities to control prostitution in the city with venereal prophylaxis plans.
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Eben
the Kash Company, Ltd
Central Wight
L. B. Kerr & . Mle
Wells, Fargo & Co
Omics
WAITY
King
Fort
Iwilei Commission
Kansloro Tantu
Life Insurance
Go, Limited
Fort ST
Crimea
Yalta
Morocco
France
Washington
San Francisco
Cal
C. B. Cooper
Charles I. Cooper
Territorial Medical Society
Territory of
B. P. Aual
Dale
Wyman
U. S
Vindal Boards of Health
Northletty
Wnoval
American Medical Association
Avantle City
N. J
Royal Medical Society
A.M. A
Hay
Mearth
Police Chelon
Philippines
G. W. Madarianeva
R. Catton
piata‘Mf
Supreme Court
Cecil Brown
Kate Braymer
High Court
Walenew
Obits Dren's
Infanta
Kerra
O'Sullivan
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