Governor proposes immigration agents and land surveys in 1903 plan
The Hawaii territorial governor urges funding for an immigration drive from Ma tland, establishment of two roads to Pupukes and Paumaly lands, advertising on the Mainland, and salaries for a Deputy Insurance Commissioner, statistician, and deputy tax assessors. He also recommends soil analysis, land surveys, and refunds for an overpayment on land shares.
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House of Representatives
Uch
Atatintician
Pupukes
Paumaly
Ieland
Oabe
Hawaii
Matnland
Department of Insurance
Jalarien
Beating of Toots Cunha by Schoolmates at Oahu College
Sixteen students of Oahu college abducted Toots Cunha at dawn tied him to second base on the baseball field and beat him with sticks. Relatives pursue action as authorities await further developments and possible inquiries into the incident.
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Oahu College
Cunha
Aticks
Ike
Senate Reports On Board Of Health Special Bills
In the Senate extra session on its tenth day Senator Paris submitted a Public Expenditures committee report with special appropriations for departments for periods July 1, 1903 to January 4, 1904 and January 4, 1904 to June 20, 1908. The board of health items were reviewed by a five member committee, with notes on salaries for the registrar general and stenographer and duties for vital statistics and fumigation.
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Paris
Public Expenditures Committee
Uth Board of Health
Haldwin
Vestigate Board of Health
Honolulu
T. H
L. Crabbe
Senate
Board of Health
Strar General
Kona
Oahu
Ubis Oftiewr
Morning Stars Win In A Classic Battle At Daybreak
Morning Stars and Vimas Kahu of In t. played a top season game in WATLITKU on May 11. The match featured intense action and standout plays, delivering a memorable contest for fans and analysts alike.
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Wireless Telegraph
Watlitku
Bribe Pipe Dream Involves Deputy AG Peters Case
A bribery scheme targeted Deputy Attorney General B C Peters and Attorney General Andrews with aims to influence trials in the Circuit Court. A Chinese broker Tony Kal and associate John Baker met Peters in his office, pledging funds and promising to expose associates if arrests occurred. Peters signaled, Kal was arrested, and the matter proceeds to the Grand Jury with further hearings planned.
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B.C. Peters
Andrews
Peters
Pine
Tony Kal
John Baker
Mr. Peters
Tone Kal
Tnl
Maunaken Street
Vetere
Wolle
Cir Court
Vo Macy
Peter
Tong Kat
Grand Jury
Mts
Public Lands Committee Report Amid House Proceedings
Debates in the House include a River Boulevard improvement request of 3,000 dollars, pending appropriation bills, and committee actions on expenses for defaming fisheries cases. The Governor's message on Act 69 of 1903 is printed, with items deferred to this afternoon pending further committee action.
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Public Lands Committee
House Four Committee
M. K. Keoalawan
Te New Walluka Bridge
Reed
Inland Bridge
Poole
Pulax
Harris
Wauhl
Heart Fem
Mosara
Aylott
Fernandes
Kimalne
Hongluly Park
Long
Wan
Mr. Parle
Mawes
Bulgaria Backed by France Russia and Austria in Reform Move
France Russia and Austria pledged support for Bulgaria if the Ottoman government acts to suppress the Macedonian revolutionists. The three powers back Bulgaria amid Turkey's reform efforts and regional tensions.
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Paris
France
Russia
Austria
Bulgaria
Lonion Ouly
Turkey
Presidential train arrives in San Jose after pleasant run
Associated Press dispatch reports the Presidential train reached San Jose California on May 11 after a smooth run from the south with no incidents noted.
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San Jose
Cal
Joaquin Miller Death Report Declared Groundless
Oakland May 11 report of Joaquin Miller's death is unfounded Miller says he is in good health and not afraid of death asserting the earlier report was baseless and careless news practice
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Oakland
Cal
Joaquin Miller
Miller
China Expresses Satisfaction With Associated Pros Cable
Peking May 11 The Chinese Government has expressed itself after reviewing the Associated Press special cable dispatches on the Peace Conference and related negotiations. Officials indicated satisfaction with the progress and urged continued careful diplomacy.
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Associated Pros
Peking
China
Salt Tax Suit Targeting Southern Pacific for $1 Million
Louisville May 11 Associated Press Special Cable. Salt has been brought against the Southern Pacific Railroad Company seeking one million dollars as taxes due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Depart London for Scotland Tour
King Edward and Queen Alexandra left London today for a royal tour through Scotland. A large number of Bulgarians were reported killed in another engagement the same day, per Associated Press Special Cable.
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Associated Press
London
England
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Scotland
Balonica
Plantation sale eyed as Traders group meets at High School
An official says the plantation will go into Atrons hands with efforts to maintain the place. The Territorial Traders Association plans a meeting at the High School on Monday with San Francisco interests likely to show interest in the San Francisco portion.
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Cd. Mutentne
Hutchins
Mets
San Francisco
Territorial ‘Traders’ Association
Fragmentary Local Notice From The Stage Office
The text lists a stage office and Masonic Temple with a telephone reference Blue 531 and other scattered items such as weights in pounds and missing data suggesting a damaged public notice.
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Masonic Temple
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the Kash Co., Ltd
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Tony Kala
Ln Mttarmy General's Department
Aull
Cooper
House
Vida
Eleu
Governor
Tor Aumme
Roosevelt
Joaquin
King and Queen
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Mindanao
Wells, Fargo & CO
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James A. Banister
West Ideal
Oxfords
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
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