Political Nepotism Rumors Cloud Dole Appointments in Crete
Rumors swirl over Governor Dole’s pending selections for Public Works Superintendent and Public Lands Commissioner as factions debate who should fill the posts. Independent and Reform groups weigh plans while talks with lawmakers hint at salary cuts and a contested Board of Health appointment. Father T P McLaughlin leaves for the Mainland amid renewed support for Honolulu leadership.
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Bince Mesara
J. He! Boyd
W. Hi
Wright
Col
Tuuken
Tranmurer
Pube Ve Lande
Dole
Alan
Col Takenti
Tate Works
Hoya Ax Comtilerionar
Pubtin Landa
Tate
Centrewn
Justioes Freur
Ant PC. Jones
Jim
Meeare Kinney
Ballou
Pounees
Revardlean
Independent
Partes
Honatur Cvell Prown
Republicus
Republi
Ps Cal
Authing
Board of Health
Himelf
Aceion
Corll Brown
Open Letter to Gov Dole on Legislature Bribery Charges
J J Belser issues a detailed critique of Gov Sanford Dole's reply to bribery allegations against legislators. He argues the governor seeks to suppress inquiry by limiting session time, calls for full investigation, and accuses political opponents of using money and influence to sway the election. He urges a high moral standard and accountability, labeling the governor's stance as private and self serving rather than for public welfare.
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Sanford M. Dole
Senate
Averbors
Seston
Eich
Chargon
Ron
Lfth
Republic Central Committee
Lib Elty
Axal
Clgg
Partinane
Elpetiona
Spe
Tne
Heal Portien
Evie Dence
Thin City
Rat
Laine
Bernth
Terrientary
Lelty
Governoe
Acquittal in United States Court Hawaii Ends Dramatic Session
Dramatic close to the regular term in the United States Court at Hawaii as Walsh is discharged and the jury released after a motion by Attorney Haire to continue the case. Judge ratifies discharge amid a tense courtroom scene with Col. Baird leading the courtroom, Kinney defending Walsh, and the jury foreman Adams addressing the court before adjourning.
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United Slavey Court
Hae Wall
United Atate
Waleh
Masault
Upos
High Seas
Haire
Che
Col
Baird Browght
Erney Kinney
Mys
Kitney
Kinney
Walsh
Faint
Lis Bondamen
Adame
T. O. Satergren Yeaserday
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Kit
A Hore
Bortinge
Winston
Paton
Cams
Walsit
Baird
Fda
Bar
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Hawaii
Iso Lous
Atloekey
Ratonwall
Adams
Henriques
Delegate Wilcox Plans Mainland Departure From Hawaii
Delegate Robert Wilcox intends to leave Hawaii for the mainland sooner than expected to present to President McKinley the bribery charges against Governor Dole and other session issues. He will take memorials from both houses and the J. P. Brown trip notes to Washington, seeking Dole's removal, then return to Honolulu.
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Robert Wilcox
Hawaii
Wilcox
McKinley
Brivery
Dole
Alter
J. P. Brown
Washinton
United States
San Francisco
Wilcox Hee
Mr. Dole
Honolulu
Fire Claims Commission to Meet for Organization
Fred W. Macfarlane chairs the fire claims commission created under the act for inquiries into damages from fires ordered by the Board of Health. Sp Inglane discusses site plans near downtown for offices in Castle & Cooke building. offices to include a clerk stenographer and an official. The commission will meet Monday to organize and select top applicants for the positions.
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Fred W. Macfarlane
Sp Inglane
Castle & Cooke
Thor
Evening lecture by Jog Boemian at the M A A
This evening Hainbwlge a wander Jog Boemian will give a unique recital under the auspices of the M A A, with Mrs Bainbridge supervising. The talk promises strange experiences, jokes, anecdotes, and musical interludes, plus original compositions. Admission is cheap and tickets may be obtained at Wall, Nichole & Co.
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Hainbwlge
Boemian
Bainbridge
Bridge
Young
Admiralon
Tekets
Wall, Nichole & Co
MC. Ay
Myrtle dance and Healant concert promise of music
A local event planned for this evening includes the Myrtle dance with a practice session. A promised treat for Honolulu music lovers features a pianist of notable skill, said to be imported at enormous expense, performing Paderewski’s famous compositions and more.
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Honolulu
Paderewsk
Plumbers Win Wage Increase to Six Dollars a Day
C H Brown of King Street grants Journeymen plumbers six dollars per day after talks. May Day remarks of a dollar raise echo belief that masters will approve. The Blford Theatrical Company plans Quo Vadis at the Orpheum on the 16th, while Tom Clarke returns from Kamahula to the Cluidine. The steamer Coutle was sighted off Barber's Point.
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C.H. Brown
King Street
Brown
Bloford Theatrical Company
Arive
Sierra
Orpheum
Tom Clarke
Kamahula
Meeting of Oahu College Trustees Adopts Building Plan
The Orderees Of Cant Collinge held a morning meeting and approved a plan for a new building for the preparatory department. A design and tender process was set, with the new structure to be on the college grounds replacing the corner site at Meretania and Miller streets. The Miller Jet site will be sold along with the prep school lot at Richards Street head. The project aims to provide staff housing, assembly hall, and spaces for training, with support facilities including water works for college use. A further sewer-related variation may be discussed at a future meeting.
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Cant Collinge
Oahe College
Meretania and
Miller Streets
Richard Street
Conferences at the Capitol Ignite Dole Appointment Uncertainty
Governor Dole and aides meet in the Capitol assuming to discuss upcoming appointments. Attendees include Slosars Laitkon B Bord Attorney General Dole Chief Inepie Prear Secretary Cooper WG Ste Win and others. No formal vacancy announcements planned before the appointments are finalized or rejected.
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Dole
B. Bord
Inepie Prear
Cooper
Kindergarten Meeting Reports on Child Health and Welfare
A monthly meeting at the Free Kindergarten and Children's HomeParlor discussions note good health among pupils. Special report highlights child health as a key topic. Mention of staff changes and the Lundlite Home management by Mrs. Hottis. The day nursery cared for about twelve children daily in April.
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Weitel
Witton
Lundlite Home
Hottis
Dole Change of Mind Signals Delay in Extra Session
Reports indicate Governor Dole may postpone the extra legislative session by one or two months. The move arises from bipartisan lobbying in the Legislature to adjust timing, with the aim of aligning executive plans for a later start next Wednesday.
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Dole
Patra Sewaton
Wis
Willie Roth
Honatuls
Howrea
Ctanford
McGavin
Lin University of California
Seake
Fai
Hoth
Dick Adame
Seth
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Boagli Clearing & Tract
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