Republicans Fight Tariff Bill Over Hawaii Pact
A Honolulu reader sees mixed signals on the tariff bill and Hawaii reciprocity. Washington dispatches outline plans by Republican Senators to push the measure through the Senate with little delay, while House opposition and possible amendments loom. The Hawaii clause is debated as Republicans seek to bring the treaty to merit rather than a straight vote. Democrats continue to denounce the bill though not in unified opposition.
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Spreckels
San Francisco Call
Charles M. Shorteidge
John D. Spreckels
Hawaii
Washington
Senate
E House
Finance Committee
Pearl Harbor
Washington Dispatches
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Ways and Means Committee
Aldrich
Naval Rations and Reciprocity in Naval Power
Lealie’s Weekly argues for reviving Elaine’s reciprocity policy to gain coaling stations through treaties. It cites Pearl Harbor as a past success, urges stations in strategic coaling zones, and warns that naval strength hinges on access to coal for extended reach and defense.
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Lealie
Elaine
Sean
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Statea
Sone
Camarinos Strapped After Insane Turn in Sausalito
P G Camarinos a noted planter from Honolula and brother of ex Greek consul D G Camarines arrived on the Alameda then Kassel. He grew violent and was strapped down and sent to the insane asylum by Judge Belcher at City Hall. The belief is the illness is temporary and he may return to business in weeks. Torchon and Valenciennes races draw buyers. L B Kerr offers a choice lot at low rates.
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P.G. Camarinos
Honolula
D. G. Camarines
Aguewa
Saya
Alameda
Sausalito
Kassel
Torchon
Valenciennes
L. B. Kerr
Stand by a prohibition battle in a New England town
Edmund P. Dole writes a dramatic novel set in a New England village where a rich brewer rules and a hero, educated in college and reform-minded, battles to enforce temperance laws. A romance with the brewer’s daughter threads through a fierce legal and moral conflict, with an appendix of authorities on liquor questions.
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Dole
Hawaii
New England
Maine
Century Co
Six new members join Co B and re-enlistments rise
Six new members joined Company B last night and several men re-enlisted. A strong turnout promises a first class Memorial Day showing. The banquet committee, which organized Capt. White’s event, settled all expenses and left five cents in the treasury. The nickel was given to the treasurer for safe keeping. A permanent entertainment committee was formed to plan monthly amusements, with a euchre party favored as a starter.
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White Sepere
Fourth of July Sports Plans Formed by Honolulu Committee
At a drill shed meeting the anti committee on sports for the Fourth of July celebration appointed A G M Robertson Captain Lorenzen and Clarence Crabbe to head events. Aquatic and athletic races were outlined with prizes from 5 to 30 dollars and events at Makiki grounds including 100 yard dash high jump pole vault and bicycle relay.
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A. G. M. Robertson
Captain Lorenzen
Clarence Crabbe
Makiki Baseball Grounds
Calm Japan dispute eases as two warships stay near Hawaii
Washington reports no new reference to Japanese attitude after Honolulu dispatch. Secretary Sherman notes Hawaiian alarm has abated and Kare says Japan prefers settlement over naval intimidation. US aims to keep two warships near Hawaii until danger passes.
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Washington, D. C
Mills
Honolulu
State Department
Japan
Sherman
Kare
United States
Police Court Morn Hearings On Opium Charge
In police court this morning Judge de la Vergne presided over three Chinese defendants charged with possessing opium. The defendants pleaded not guilty as Detective Kapa Officer Chon Poon and the complainant testified before the noon recess. The case continues this afternoon with an assault and battery count against Officer Toma Abe dismissed. Four drinks were fined. other cases adjourned.
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de la Vergne
Kapa
Chon Poon
Toma Abe
Jolly Planters in Olas Enjoy Contented Times
A hurried trip through Olas shows one of the jolliest, most contented groups of planters. Atmosphere differs from last year as optimism grows about coffee profits and evening activities. The scene includes talk of investing profits and lively work.
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Olas
Olsa
Ocoffes
Durie Seal Ulper
Rees Kiore
Hilo Tribune
Hawaiian Court Actions Move Toward May Term
District Court of Honolulu hears several cases without jury as Judge Perry presides. Creighton and Johnson appear for plaintiffs while Bataniay and Gallaghar await resolution. Kane, guardian, files annual account showing receipts 1634.50 and parents 9044.35 with a remaining balance. Several jury waived matters and hearings are set for the May session amid ongoing disputes and appointments.
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Marin K. Apnove
D. Ay Akina
Dalge Perry
Coats
B. Kemakais
Achi
District Court of Honolulu
Perry
Creighton
Johnson Tor Ee Aiblic Va
Macfarlane
Child Found Sleeping Under Mango Tree In Premises
Frank McIntyre discovers a two year old girl or boy asleep under a mango tree on his property at Nounow retreat. The child is covered in juice and unresponsive to English Portuguese and German questions. Bees Mra. P. OC. Jones offers to care for the waif until claimed. The finder reports to the fire station. The child has fair blue eyes and appears of German or Norwegian parentage.
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Frank McIntyre
Frank
Jones
McIntyre
Lire
Fine two story business building planned at Bridge and Waianuenne
The contract for a fine two story business building on the northwest corner of Bridge and Waianuenne streets has been let at a cost of $3000. Mr Pratt holds the contract and work will begin immediately. Ground floor will house two stores facing Wainmuonce street with a staircase to upstairs hotel quarters for the Masonic Lodge. This project, described as one of the finest in Hilo, promises strong business prospects.
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Bridge and
Waianuenne Streets
Pratt
Wainmuonce Street
Hilo
Goddard Lectures On Brewing Stalmer Beer
The second Goddard lecture drew a record crowd as the lecturer praised the art of brewing stalmer beer and noted that only hops and malt are used to craft a healthful beverage. Also, Central Meat Market on Nuuang avenue offers finest breakfast sausages.
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Goddard
Criteston
Nuuang Avenue
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