House Returns Dole on Franchise Bill Defeat Ends Nets Measure
The Hawaii House, in a morning session, defeated the fish nets regulation bill after a tense vote on Paln's franchise motion. Governor remarks on executive papers from annexation were read. debates over council proceedings and a special session proposal followed before passage of the bill was blocked.
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Wri Rhe
Kiuimukade
Paris
Akina Wan
Hobertwin
Kaul- Makaoe
Bunlwen
Emmerith
Brameluth
Berkley
Kanimakas
Alsome
Emmeluth
Judiciary Committee
Akina
Beckley
Artesian Well Rush Breaks On Alexander Young Block Site
In a 1808 era report, the House debated a bill with motions to refer and postpone, while an artesian well on the Alexander Young block site began to gush at a depth of about 1000 feet, flowing rapidly into Alnkea Street and promising millions of gallons per day once completed.
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Fammielith
Cooper
United States
Kinmeluth
GOL. "BILY" 16 HOME: Colonies trip and Sydney races insights
Col W H Cornwell, guest of John Spreckels, returned from a voyage to the Colonies on the Ventura. He praised the journey to Australia but criticized labor tensions in Sydney where stevedores demanded higher pay. He admired Rowe Hill turf racing yet noted slower pace than Hawaiian tracks. Pago Pago harbor impressed Spreckels party with a grand welcome and native Hawaiians compared to Hawaiians. A brief aside discusses a tramways franchise controversy and a peculiar street incident, with the columnist inviting explanations.
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W. H. Cornwell
John D. Spreckels
Ventura
Australia
Cornwell
Pago Pago
Spreckels
Hfe
Tutulle
Pan
Hawaiian tramways bill adjourns amid consternation after vote
After the House adjourned the Hawaiian tramways measure faced swift consternation from supporters and opponents alike. The debate over the bill had lingered, with confusion about remaining steps and future action. Proponents argued for the Waterman fountain pen line as a companion incentive for new infrastructure.
Report of the Intoxicants Committee on Act No. 42
The Committee on Intoxicants presents an analysis of Act No. 42 regulating liquors opium and other intoxicants in the Territory of Hawaii. It compares South Carolina Sweden and Russia social conditions cites potential costs and constitutional concerns and warns against a rushed dispensary system. The report urges postponement for further data collection before a final decision.
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Senate
Hawaii
Ifpo
South Carolina
Inthia
Thie
Thin Special Fore
A. Atelkina
Uhiat
Stramnboat
Iaulon
Negros
Russia
United States
Supreme Court of the
State of
Tne
Querry
Wwe
Itiett Sailing
Carter Creates Enthusiasm in the Senate Session
In the forenoon Senate, President Kaire maintained orderly rulings and broad access to debate. The session featured a petition by Mr. Kanu for prohibition measures, a large property-related inquiry, and committee actions on public works, health facilities, and coastal road funds.
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Renato
Selintoan
Individue
Senate Committee of Public
Twaut Ie
Katie
Mr White
Hume
Intoxteante
Bia
Vow
Intuxteante
Ebiwen
White
Nidew
Meg White
Publie Lande
Althollah
Milo
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King Street
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Waterman Ideal Fountain
PENN
All Steed
All Whopes
H F, Wichmann
Wireless Telegraph
Mahukona
Upolu
Puako
Tiy Worning
Ruse
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Sweden
Rueaia
Carter
Kaire
J.T Brown
J.D. Paris
L. Nakapaahu
Pablo Works Committee
Kohala
Dows
Hiehne N. Kona
McKinley
Macwall
Achi
Committee On
Sivewn
Nessee
Heywood
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