Third Reading of Cable Bill Goes Over Tomorrow in Senate
Senate proceedings detail bills signed by the president and third readings. Acts converting land for recreation in Honolulu and amendments related to National Guard and clothing regulation are noted, with several House bills advancing and adjournment at 11 15 a m. A circus opens next week, schoolboy tug of war begins, and a fundraising event supports Willison.
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Senate
Cooper
Kalin
Makiki
Honolulu
House
Lyman
Rice
Printing Committee
Judiciary Committee
Committee
Public Health
Committee On Public Lands
Willison’s Circus
Loewe Cooke
Foundry
H. Hackford & Co
Mr. Willison
R. Willison
Tour of Inspection by Public Works Chief
W B Rowell Superintendent of Public Works toured Kauai to inspect the Hanapepe bridge height and repairs on Lawat and Hosea road. He returned to Honolulu then proceeded to Waislus to supervise locating a new bridge over Ausbifla stream. Howell reported progress pleasing on his return.
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Tosday
W. B. Rowell
Kauai
Hanapeps
Lawat and
Hosea Road
Honolulu
Waislus
Ausbifla
Howell
Berger Sets Y M C A Audience Aflame With Holy Land Talk
Dr M L Berger drew a large audience at the Y M C A yesterday afternoon delivering an engaging lecture on the Holy Land. He then spoke at the Christian church in the evening on Egypt and the Nile.
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M. L Berger
Holy Land
Dr.er
Egypt and
The
Nile
Christian Church
Jubilee of P M Oat Celebrates Postmaster General
Postmaster General J Mort Oat marked his fiftieth birthday on Saturday. He remains hale and hearty with lines few and slow in his appearance. In celebration, he received a handsome new gold watch and chain as a private token of affection. The Bon LETIN congratulates the P M G for faithful and efficient public service.
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J.mort Oat
Buttardy
Mr. Oat
Bon Letin
Agreement Reached to Withdraw Opposition on Cable Bill
At an early morning meeting of the Executive & Conference with Senators Brown Baldwin Schmidt and Wilcox of the Special Cable Committee and the Cabinet an agreement was reached. The government will withdraw any further opposition to the bill Cenforsnes of Cable Matters is noted.
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Brown
Baldwin
Schmidt
Wilcox
Matly Cole Disappears From Criterion Saloon
Fragmentary report notes rapid disappearance of matly cole at the Criterion Saloon. Limited readable details imply a shortage or theft with no clear dates or involved individuals.
Schedule B Debated Tax Change and Post Office Reform
A morning House session focused on Committee reports and resolutions. Leaders discussed Schedule B denouncement in favor of income tax, salary shifts, and postal reform proposals, with Bills 86 87 and Senate Bill 26 debated and tabled for further consideration. Adjournment followed after noon with a vote on a water project resolution.
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Cooper
Senate
Special Committee On the Rights of Eminent Domain
Gear
Finance Committee
Pogue
Minister of Finance
Subura
General Post Ofice
Honolulu
Sys
Post Office
Goperal
Committee On Foreign Relations
Department of Ol Its
Coen.tive Council
Rowell
Kapelais Valley
Island of Maui
New Zealand Clears Half Million on Railway Last Year
New Zealand authorities reported a clearance of half a million dollars related to railway operations in the previous year. Officials noted the sum supported maintenance, safety upgrades, and infrastructure improvements across key lines.
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New Zealand
Promiscuous libel trial ends with acquittal for Edmund Norrie
The libel case against Edmund Norrie ended Saturday in acquittal after a jury of eight minutes deliberation. The prior prosecution withdrawal involved W. Horace Wright, associate editor of the Independent. Kinney argued for conviction while no closing remarks were made by defense counsel.
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Edmund Norrie
W. Horace Wright
The
Tndependant
Mr. Kinney
J Perry
Cricket match at old ball ground ends with win for Mackins team
Two picked elevens of the Cricket Club played a Saturday game at the old baseball grounds. Captain A. St. M. Mackins led one side to a 48 to 26 victory over H. L. Herbert s team. Herbert and B. P. Woods top scored with 12 apiece and practice is slated for Wednesday at the British Commissioner s station.
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A. St. M. Mackinstoah
H. L. Herbert
P. Woods
Fortify Your System with Hood's Pills Card
An old advertisement promotes Hood's Pills as the family cathartic to purify blood aid digestion and strengthen the stomach. It touts appetite enhancement and digestive power with easy operation and offers custom menu or dinner cards by King Bros on Hotel street.
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Boone Eee
Hood
King Bros
Fatal Accident on Maui and Sugar Prospects in Lahaina
A Japanese worker on the Lahaina plantation was killed when run over by a truck after a coupling failed. A coroner's jury ruled accidental death from his own actions. The Lahaina-Wailaka stage line opens with 10 cents per mile fares. The Inland Pioneer Mill Co. reports a successful season and plans to expand sugar production with a new nine roller mill and broader cultivation. Mr Kopke and family depart Lahaina for a new Oshawa plantation role.
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Lahaina
Lie
Iyi
Labaine
Wailaka
Mauloce Bay
Ino Biable Co
Lahaioe Paar
Invitation Tennis Tournament at P I O Afternoon
An invitation tournament is planned at the P I O this afternoon with teams from Beretania and Pacific clubs. Also listed is Mr Tito Driscotl of California, noted as a crack player. Games are scheduled to begin at 8 15 erkannt.
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Tenia
P.I. O
Beretania
Pacific
Tito Driscotl
California
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Atreats
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