Rapid Transit Loses Appeal From Tax Court Decision
The Supreme Court per curiam denies the rapid transit company’s appeal from the Tax Appeal Court ruling. Assessments list property including land, buildings, power plant, track, rolling stock, and equipment with a final value of about 1.361 million after deductions. The case notes that franchise value is disputed and reflects market values and stock classifications, while acknowledging the company’s growth and bond obligations.
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Robertson rules on point of party rules
Chairman A G M Robertson of the Republican Committee explained this morning that a question about the precinct rolls had led to their closing in error. He cited Section 14 permitting closes on nomination night, with rule 18 applying to general elections, leaving the rolls open until polls close next Saturday unless a precinct adopts a contrary rule.
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Weathered Oak Furnishings Highlight Olympic Cargo
The bark Olympic captain aboard a voyage from the Coast discusses weathered oak furniture filling the ship between docks and cargo. Hopp & Co. in St. Louis stores received weathered oak goods and wicker pieces as part of a growing mission style demand spurred by Exposition displays.
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Democrats Cut Out Primaries In County Campaign
The Fourth and Fifth district committees of the Democratic party met last night and resolved themselves into a county committee to conduct the campaign. There will be no Democratic primaries. The convention will be called as of the last Democratic convention, precinct vacancies among delegates will be billed as they occur. Kerr's window display features exclusive designs with one suit per kind.
Lilikalani's Resolution To Pay J A Cummins Passed
The House approved extra session appropriations to pay unpaid bills from the 1903 session. Totals shifted from 2,442,260 to 1,487,505 after cuts, with items removed from the Unpaid Shire Act. Specific road damage claims and district street payments were outlined, including Kalakaua Avenue and Beretania Street, amid committee work and third readings.
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Amusement highlights and events in the city
A scattered list of activities includes a matinee at the Orpheum, a benefit performance, a cricket match in Honolulu, a field festival, a Partners dance at Progress Hall, and a tug of war tournament at Hotel Yard with events at Sa n Antonio Hall and the Orpheum.
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Dance and Band Concert at Royal Hawaiian Hotel Tonight
There will be a gala dinner and dance at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel tonight honoring Colonel Charles A. P. Mathield of the Thirteenth Infantry and officers of the regiment. Captain Wendell L. Simpson and other regimental leadership will permit the regimental band to play during dinner and intermissions. Transport personnel and military officers from Boston and nearby also invited to attend for a enjoyable break in their journey.
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Kawalahao Orchestra Delights Crowd at Kaimuki Zoological Gardens
A merry crowd enjoyed the Kawalahao orchestra at the Kaimuki Zoological Gardens from 7 30 to 10 30 last night. Dancers praised the musicians as the pavilion stayed full despite other attractions and Sunday services. The Zoo plans improvements on a Sunday from 2 to 6 with new delights for all ages.
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Governor Carter Hints At House Action By Saturday
Governor Carter stated today he understood the House would attempt to finish the work of the extra session by next Saturday. The remark reflects expectations for legislative completion as the 10 day session proceeds.
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Senate Works On Loan Bill Again In Honolulu
The Hawaii Senate debated loan bill items, cutting Judge Weaver's travel expense, reviewing Kohala and Kauai projects, and adjusting water works and road items. Achi sparred over Lahainaluna and Kallui blocks, while the chamber restructured item insertion to streamline votes, with a final revision on power and storm drain extensions.
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County election notices distributed across islands
Notices about candidate qualifications and information for the county election have been sent to the islands. Nominations from Oahu must be submitted by June 10, with those from the other islands due by an unspecified date. Additional remarks reference age anecdotes and a Bible reading exchange from the Chicago Daily News.
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