Wharfs and wharf plan debate stirs Senate discussion
The Senate debates a new harbor plan changing the Nuana stream to form a new slip and deflect water into harbor. Minister Cooper explains the government aligned the plan with Legislature wishes amid calls for expert review and rapid action. Senator Brown criticizes the timing and leadership, urging careful scrutiny of the large appropriation.
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Brown
Queen's Hospital
Gustur Holstein
Kaloppapa
Honlulu
Nuana
Quvon
Ssuatur Waterhouse
Sunxter Brown
Nagaog
Neal
Mauuaka Street
Cleaurd
Fidence
Rowell
Miniter Cooper
McCandless
Youtouns
Harber
Superintendent of Public Works
Senator Waterhouse
Nausaw
Bachor Holstein
Baldwin
Levis
Senator Stone
Juister Cooper
San Diego
Human Habits in the House and Tax Reform Debate
A busy session in the House features petitions for a joint committee on the Quarter Memorial Fountain location. Senate Bill 30 on appeals and exceptions moves with minor amendments, while House Bill 1165 proposes tax relief by exempting older residents from part of the road tax, lowering the age from sixty to fifty. War talk and heated exchanges erupt over the Income Tax bill as Rep Robertson’s remarks trigger a clash with Rep Loebentreig and Richards. A recess follows, with the House considering major measures as the coffee market and global tensions impact economic outlook.
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Norning
Citizens’ Guard
Senate
Messrs
Exenberg
Poguo
Gear
Judiciary Committee
Rep Robertson
Howse
Loebenteig An Richards
Robertson
Otie, McAllister & Co
San Francisco
Spain
Boldera
Guatemala
Souma
Hease, Newman & Co
Hamburg
Apel
Dollas
First Regiments Dominate Honolulu in Foul Packed Diamond Contest
A poorly played baseball game at Makiki saw the First Regiment defeat Honolulu 21 to 6 as Hart’s pitching and strong Regiment defense contrasted with Lemon's gave up runs. Wildes dazzled behind the plate, while Honolulu’s defense faltered and baserunners were nabbed. Officials Super umpired behind the bat with Flint at base as fans witnessed misplayed balls, baserunning errors, and a general public call for improved equipment and stronger teams. Meanwhile local court actions included fines for drunkenness and assaults, and a theft case leading to six months’ reef time for the thief.
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Makiki
First Regiment
Honolulu
Lemon
Honolulus
Feld
Hart
Regiment
Hoovlalns
Flint
Bennington
Wildes
Fozen
Andndeavor
Jay
Sterling Bicyela Record Run At Cystomerea Park
A race event at Cystomerea Park on May 7 and 16 showcased the Sterling Bicyela setting fast times. The trials produced multiple firsts and seconds plus a third, underscoring the need for speed in flat racing. Pacific Cycle Manufacturing Co. Avenue is noted in connection with the event.
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Cystomerea Park
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Avenue
Otae Mission Praise From Alexander Young
San Prancixon report via Roderick Dia notes philanthropist Alexander Young pleased with Rev. O W Hill project to establish a mission church in Olan Hawaii Herald quotes Young as backing funds and interest for the Basal churches outlook favorable to the proposed work
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San Pran
Old Kentile Promises Fresh Lager Arrival
Patrons await the arrival of Old Kentile beer as anticipation builds for the shipment expected to satisfy tenants and quench all shoppers at the Criterion Saloon. The beer, long the prime favorite, is tipped to be this year’s main refreshment.
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