House Passes Eighteen Months Current Expense Bill
The House approved an eighteen months current expense bill with four dissenters and sent it to the Senate for approval or conference. Debate covered the Kamehameha statue relocation in Kohala, advertising allocations, and several other budget items, including $1000 for E P Dole's Supreme Court expenses and $15 000 for session law printing programs.
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Senate
Kamehameha
Kohala
Court House
Kona
Attorney-General
E. P. Dole
Supreme Court
Washington
Paris
Committee On Ways and
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Osaki Mankichi
United States of America
Lorrin Andrews
E. YP. Dole
Pulau
Kellindr
Laheinaluna
Vida
Beckley
Nakaleka
Honoula-maloo
Moloka
Wilder Steamship Co
Pacific
Chillingworth
Greenwell
Fernandes
Gren
Hawaii
Cninireworen
Treasury Department
Kumalae
Lewin
Harris
Khow
Keilinol
Kaniho
Court House Yard
Forto
Lewis
Kataehameha
Banths
Aylett
Kamehameha’e
Hellinoj
Lahaina
Pulaa
Koheta
Pulea
Judge Davis Threatens Reporter in Court Roar
A Honolulu court scene features Judge Davis attacking the Advertiser and editor Lorrin Thurston over recent papers. The judge warns of shooting and threats, later clashing with attorney Straus over evidence and remarks about a Porto Rican defendant. The exchange highlights temper and power in the bench.
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Straus
Davis
Zablan
Dider
Ygsrn
Mr. Straus
Davin
Fires Do Much Damage in the Golden State
A July report from San Francisco notes large grain fires in Stockton and Sacramento districts. Union Island is burned over and forests suffer heavy losses. Angel’s Camp reports twenty five houses burned at an estimated loss of sixty five thousand dollars.
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Golden State
San Francisco
Stockton
Sacramento
Union Island
Angel’s Camp
New York Weather Sees Fatal Heat Wave
A terrific gale followed by intense heat in New York on July 2 caused many prostrations and four deaths from sunstroke. Weather conditions disrupted daily life and overwhelmed city services.
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New York
Japan Negotiates Chile Warships After War
Santiago reports that Japan is negotiating for new Chilean warships. Japan previously purchased the Esmeralda in 1894, reflecting ongoing naval interests in the region.
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Japan
Chile
Santiago
Absorbed Rivals as City Gas Company Expands
In San Francisco on July 2 the old gas company announced it has absorbed all rivals including electric firms. The deal is valued at eight million dollars, consolidating energy utilities under one umbrella.
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San Francisco
Old Gas Company
Electric Companies
Turks Deny Mobilization on Bulgarian Border
An official denial was issued denying the mobilization of Turkish troops along the Bulgarian border. Separately in Washington, officials report a postal deficiency of 4.6 million dollars due to the expansion of rural free delivery.
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Constantinople
Washington
Kilpatrick Sails With Five Hundred Tons of St Louis Exhibits
The transport Kilpatrick has departed with five hundred tons of fair exhibits from St Louis heading to Manila as of July 2.
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Manila
P. L
Kilpatrick
Destructive Frost Hits Valley of Mexico Crops
Frosts in the Valley of Mexico ruin crops valued at one million pesos, prompting relief concerns as regional harvests suffer losses. The City of Mexico reports widespread damage across multiple fields and farms.
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City OF Mexico
Valley of Mexico
Exchange of Courtesies Between Kings
Belgrade reports King Edward has courteously replied to a personal note from King Peter marking a friendly exchange between monarchs and advancing diplomatic courtesy.
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Belgrade
Edward
Peter
Waterbury Wins Suburban Renewal Stakes in New York
Waterbury, ridden by Haggins, won the Suburban Renewal stakes worth 12000 dollars in New York.
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Waterbury
New York
Haggins
Charles A Bishop Donates 50000 to Oahu College
The trustees of Oahu College received word that Charles A Bishop of San Francisco donated fifty thousand dollars to the college. The gift, one of the largest in years, will support the general school fund rather than new departments or professorships. The donation arrives as the administration plans for next year, and is welcomed by the trustees and local business leaders.
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Davie
Advertiser
Davis
King Street
Mr. Smith
Oahu College
Charles A. Bishop
San Francisco
General School
Violinist Amme Dies of Eating Canned Sardines
Professor J H Amme Honolulu violinist died last evening from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned sardines and potato salad. He was fifty six, former concertmeister of the Cleveland Philharmonic, and leaves a widow. Funeral will be under Masonic auspices. YOKOHAMA July 2 Japanese government weighs large demonstration in Russian waters over Port Arthur fleets to pressure evacuation of Manchuria.
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J. H. Amme
Honolulu
Mr. Amme
Cottage Grove
Professor Amme
Yokohama
Russia
Port Arthur
Japan
Manchuria
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St. Louis
Mexico
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United States
Owl
Paele
Amme
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