13 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
1
Local readers glimpse a curious pageant in a grand residence parlor. Photographs and oils illustrate the prince’s history while a winter conference promises further illumination.
The session debates road repairs and street macadamizing from Kukuau to Front Street, with bids for culverts and grading. Members argue over a large appropriation for Buffalo Exposition and warn against impairing the Territory’s credit, citing a railway subsidy contract as binding.
Washington March 12 predicted the Senate will adjourn next week and pass the Cuban and Panama treaties in amended form.
The Postal Telegraph Company will construct a trans-Pacific cable line from Omaha to San Francisco at a cost of 1,500,000 dollars marking a key step in connect-the-coast communications.
Fragmentary text notes controversy around Justice Day in Washington amid United States court events. Mentions March and national observance with unclear specifics.
The Senate Committee on Cuban Affairs reports favorably on the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The dispatch notes broader reform in U S policy and mentions potential impacts on trade and relations with Hawaii and Mexico.
Washington reports deposited funds for Honolulu fire claims, seven thousand dollars in hand with a million expected to cover expenses. Secretary Carter arranged via cable with Spreck & Co and Riggs National Bank to place deposits in Washington for transfer to Hawaii. The treasury department awaits transfer and anticipated start of agent’s travel.
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