Commoners Plead for Relief as Flood Damage Report Ready
In a morning House session Marshal Brown presented a flood damage report for the Halliamann and Smiths bridges area. Most loss comes from soaked bedding and mud in lower-floor homes. 98 men 94 women and 177 children affected. Families have moved away. aid suggested includes clothing bedding and temporary wagons for a few days. Government relief urged to ease residents’ burdens.
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Kona
Waimea
Kobala
Hawaii
South Kobala
Hawhai
North Kona
Kahaulosko
House
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Roberteon
Senate
Guration
Firet
Beholding's Best Baking Powder Promises Savings and Finer Food
Slogan for Behilling’s Dest baking powder by ctang & Company claims one third savings on money and improved food quality with a money back guarantee.
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Behilling
Out of the Loan Fund Senate considers road and harbor bills
In Honolulu a Senate session debates House and Senate bills funding roads and bridges across Hawaii. Items include Waimea and Kailua roads, North Kona to Kohala, Nabika homesteads, harbor improvements, and sewerage for Honolulu. Reports note concerns over a lighthouse structure and a revised highway bond plan awaiting road board certification.
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Hawaii
Waimea
Kahuka
Papalos
Lomestead Roads
Hilo
Wideotog
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Ponola
Wai
Hana
Maikalu
Kipabala
Committee On Public Lands
Harbor Improvamenta
Hilo Bay
Waipio
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McCandress
Ron Il
Kalan
Makspus Point
Honolulu
Horing
Miniter Cooper
Moana brings Miss Kile loan back to Honolulu
Mine Keane doturn The Moana brought Miss Kile loan back to Honolulu this morning from the States where she has been purchasing the latest novel. She is accompanied by Madame Skismore, formerly with Jonson, the celebrated New York author, who will remain there indefinitely, assisting at the Easter opening to take people Monday, Thursday and Wednesday of next week.
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Senate
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Commerce Committee
Winston
Loebenstein
Hawaii
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Kabaulko
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Queen's Hospital
Bishop Museum
Achi
Damon
Moana Brough Miss Kile
Honolulu
Sie
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Wit Jonson
New York
Mithoer
Bridges washed away on Kauai after weekend flood
On Kauai a cloudburst Saturday night swept away Hanapipe and Waimea bridges and destroyed many small leeward coast crossings. High water forced the steamer James Makew to fail to land at Nawiliwili yesterday due to heavy conditions.
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Hanapipe
Waimea
Ion Kauai
James Makew
Nawiliwili
Order of the Math Query of the rainy siege
The riddle asks which is easier to rub off first on a soap and water mix. It ponders whether soap can be removed by water or water by soap, framing a playful exchange about cleaning order and cause.
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Road Board
Dia
Minister of the Interior
Jasin
Klondike Demand Struggles With Manufacturing Limits
The article notes suppliers face difficulties meeting next year’s high demand for Klondike, described as a pure zero product suitable for infants, invalids, or the strong, highlighting production and supply challenges.
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