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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
6
A Hilo talk frames teachers view on proposed twenty percent salary cuts. An official Honolulu reply explains July and August pay as not offsetting five months’ work but for convenience. Critics warn such cuts would be discreditable. many teachers fear breach of contracts.
London reports Baron Hayashi defending strict censorship as vital for Japan’s survival in war with Russia. He cites need to hide strategic moves, the risk of miscalculations from foreign press, and anticipates gradual relaxation after initial operations. Honolulu notes Pacific Mail rate cuts for steerage to Asia amid potential conflict, with freight rates and goods like flour likely to profit from war. Also recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for influenza.
Bank notice lists incorporation under Hawaii territory with capital of 200000. names J Canario Wm Puller John J Grace HY Patten W HM Shipman and others. references Bank of Hawaii Wells Fargo Bank affiliations and national banks in New York Chicago and London with firm Glynn Mills Currie Co. and others.
Advertises safe deposit boxes available for rent on a monthly or yearly basis. Details require application for specific terms and conditions.
Honolulu officials and Governor Carter consider sweeping reductions in departmental expenses with a possible 20 percent salary cut for the “official family” and potential elimination of some bureaus. March 15 pay day set. March 31 salaries unlikely to be paid, with low earners prioritized.
Washington February 17 An effort was made late this afternoon to find a Senator willing to move that the vote on ex Queen Liliuokalani's claim be reconsidered. It is unclear if successful as sentiment in the Senate favors the claim while reluctance remains to pay a sum largely benefiting lobbyists.
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