Senate and House expunge joint session records in Hawaii
The Senate and House convened in joint session at 10:03 am to discuss a concurrent resolution about organizing the Legislature under the Organic Act. Cecil Brown argues the joint session was illegal, while Makekad opposes it and cautions lawmakers to heed the Organic Act.
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Moune of Representatives
Vic
Kalue
Akina
House
Russel
Cock Brown
Territory of
Hawaii
Legisiae
House of Representatives
Cecil Brown
Brown
Ilegal
Makekad
Cloming
Benavers
Beckley
Resolution reading and adjournment in a strained session
Anac Caesar. A concurrent resolution to convene the session was read after discussion. Moves to adjourn to the next day or to 11 o clock were proposed, debated, and carried by a largely party line vote. Finally the body adjourned with all members leaving.
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Anaswer
Berkley
Thin
White
Kaluuokatan
Kanuha
Katauokalani
C. Brown
Mtr. Oe
Mgalua
Kafauokalani
Kawathos
House
Boers Near Queenstown Prompt Town Guard Deployment
Reported Boer forces twenty miles away near Drummond prompted Queenstown officials to tighten defenses. The town guard and workers moved to trenches and fortifications, with Bowven shut to staff fortifications day and night.
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Queenstown
Cape Colony
Bualven
Drummond
Brazil Fears Revolt After Admiral Arrest in Rio
Rio de Janeiro dispatch to the Herald reports great excitement over the arrest of Admiral Custodio Juawa Mello and others tied to a monarchist plot led by Haron de Burgetua. Government takes extraordinary precautions to prevent outbreaks as navy officers are closely watched amidst distrust.
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New York
Rio
Custodio Juaw Mello
Haron de Burgetua
Senator Baldwin Submits Minority Report on Vaccination Question
The Senate met at 9 30 this forenoon and adjourned after a brief session while considering the minority report on vaccination. The committee on Education and Public Health presented Senate bill 40 to regulate Sunday observance, proposed tighter rules in some areas and broader liberalization in others, with the panel recommending it be laid on the table due to limited time and workload.
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Baldwin
Senate
Committee On Education, ‘and Public Health
Controversy Over Hawaii Medical Act Amid Budget Debate
A report from the Committee on Education and Public Health discusses Senate bill No. 29 relating to licensed physicians. The panel proposes striking certain phrases and inserting a section permitting the Board of Health to remunerate physicians during epidemics or disasters up to one hundred dollars monthly, with limits for employed doctors, and notes that numbering of sections would shift.
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Hous of Commons
Phyalclane
Board of Health
David Kanuha
Kalavokalani
Japan Has Not Acted On Manchurian Pact Says Foreign Minister
Yokohama March 25 The Foreign Minister told the House of Lords that Japan had not communicated with Routein regarding the Manchurian agreement. He clarified Japan had not acted to notify Rute in relation to the pact.
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Yokohama
House of Poers
Japan
Ruteain
Turki gh Slaughter at Aghamaballes Near Seres
From Macedonia private advices report a band of Turks killed three Bulgarian families in the village of Aghamaballes near Seres, a town northeast of Blonica. No condition of details or authorities given. A Guindrersy meeting at Kawaslahaa church drew over 500 children for a Sunday program with songs recitations and addresses from several schools.
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Macedonia
Aghamaballes
Seres
Saltea
aBlonica
Dewila
Kawaslahaa
Kawathio
Manoa Valley
Reform School
Watkle A
Palama
Kaknuko
Gilbert Inlanders
Pauon Valley
Salisbury Not In Danger
London report states Lord Salisbury incurred a slight cold in the head yesterday but is better today. no danger indicated. Continuous updates expected as official notes his health.
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Sallsbury
London
Lord Salisbury
German British Clash on March 25 in Weleb Fu vileer
An affray last evening involved two members of the Weleb Fu vileer regiment and a member of the Victorian contin acting as followers. They were naked and bayoneted. It is alleged that Germans were the principal culprit.
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Tontsin
Weleb Fu Vileer
Minority report opposes vaccination bills amid historical debate
The minority of the committee rejects both House bill and Senate bill 48 arguing vaccination has curbed smallpox since Jenner. They cite Jenner's discovery and modern bovine-virus vaccines as proving vaccination effective and safe, urging continuation rather than repeal.
De McKibbin Wary Of Maui Place In Kula Report
De Robert McKibbin of Maui expresses caution about his role in Kula while a Waterman fountain pen brand sits as a curious detail among scattered phrases and unrelated notes from the island.
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McKibbin
Maui
Robert McKibbin
Kula
Vigilance Urged To Prevent Smallpox In Hawaii
The article warns against relaxing vaccination laws as several thousand people were carried by union troop movements. It notes pacific steamers visit Honolulu and travel to the mainland, while smallpox cases rise in the United States. Baldwin urges Hawaii to stay vigilant to prevent the disease spread and oppose repealing related laws. The session adjourned to 1:30 p.m.
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Pacific
Howoluiy
Ant ‘Ravet
Parle Tn
United States
Hawaii
Supreme Court actions and district court rulings reported
The morning docket covers probate guardianship appeals and estate accounts. Judge Humphreys approves estate reports and discharges executors while special term adjourns to next week. US District Court confirms quarterly commissioner account and amends procedural rule 68 affecting judgments and decrees.
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Supreme Court
Akina
W. W. Thayer
B. Thompson
Maria Brown
FF. W. Hankey
Coat of Appellee
Rutland
J. A Magoo
Judge Little
Silva Ve. Thorman Aingents
Thomas Rain
Walker
Francis Mills Swanzy
Theo. H. Dae
Humphreys
J. A. Macon
James Doddwan
First Circuit Court
United States District Court
Robinson
Cuba Sugar Scheme Expands Cuban Plant and Land Holdings
The Chaparra Sugar Company of Cuba, with New York offices, plans a $2,000,000 expansion for Cuba’s largest sugar plant. Ex-Congressman Hawley of Texas presides, with H. H. Howell and Theodore Havemeyer executives, as 86,000 acres are acquired in eastern Cuba. About 10,000 acres are cultivated, 60,000 more to be planted, a 30 mile railroad built, and a mill to grind 2,900 tons daily powered by a 6000 horsepower steam plant, with cane ready by next December.
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Cuba
Chappara Sugar Company of
Plaepal
Hawley
Texas
H. H. Howell
Ons & Co
Theodore Havemeyer
Haw
Uve
Toca
Lecturer Bainbridge to Lecture Tomorrow in Progres Hall
Bainbridge, after a warm reception in Hilo, returns to Kina for a lecture tomorrow evening in Progres hall. Mrs Bainbridge will perform musical selections. Cambridge has received favorable mentions in major cities and should draw a good audience. Beets are on sale at Horestrom's music store.
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Bainbridge
Hilo
Progreas Hall
Mra. Painbridge
Cambridge
Horestrom
Botha Rejects Terms in House of Commons Message
London march 19 joseph chambers salt the colonial secretary announced Horha declined the place terms offered by kitchener and said the government would seek new terms. The report notes meduction bale of straw hats at iwakames hotie astrewt.
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London
Joseph Chambers Salt
Kitchener
Iwakames
Delegate Wilcox Returns to Hawaii After Brief Washington Visit
Hawaii's delegate Hobert W. Wilcox arrived in Honolulu aboard the Hancock today. He plans a month or two in Hawaii, then a likely trip to the Atlantic Seaboard during the summer while watching Legislature actions and handling private business. He notes protests to his letters and says they helped his position, while recounting bills before Congress such as harbors surveys, the vast 595 million appropriation, revenue cutter funding, and land law reviews. Local requests include road and breakwater funds, armory construction, and a single-tax petition, with a motion to appoint a three member committee to probe Republican charges on a prior resolution.
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Hobert W. Wilcox
Hawaii
Congress
Honolulu
Hancock
Mr. Wilcox
Wilcox
Bulletin
Washington
George PD
Gear
Moreno
Taylor
Ike
Tertilorien
Short Session Briefs Marked by Absence and Routine
A terse report notes a brief legislative session with many representatives absent at the start. Minutes were read and adopted without objection. Pendergast moved to adjourn the joint meeting but failed. the body proceeded with the special order business before adjourning.
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Pendergast
Busine
Russia Unrests Prompt Council Session In St Petersburg
March 24 in St Petersburg, Emper or Nicholas convened a cabinet at the Peterhof palace to address student grievances. The council decided not to abolish conscription law yet but to refrain from enforcing it for now and to revive the university under state control. Threats to ministers and renewed mass demonstrations are expected, with reports of punitive measures for conspirators and a harsh crackdown on dissent. A separate report notes a new ordinance to call out the military if obedience falters.
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Nicholas
Trarmkorsele Palace
Council of Ministers
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M. Siplagaten
Tnterial
Prince Viazemeky
Lagowakd
Amidat
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Holy Ayn
Leo ‘Tolstoi
Totato
Bone
Iwanom
Kapovind
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Tne
Tnl
Kiet
Dragomirof
Kiekyele
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Sunday School Quarterly
H. P. Baldwin
Jenner
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