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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1904
Page
1
The Senate amendment to the Panama Canal Administration Bill allowing use of canal bonds as security for national bank note circulation was favorably reported by the committee. It would place canal bonds on the same basis as U.S. bonds for national bank circulation security.
Governor Carter clashes with the Board of Health over government physicians and dispensaries as the central dispute. He argues for targeted pay and residency requirements to preserve independence and avoid broad tax hikes, while critics demand a blanket cut across departments to curb costs.
Enthusiastic Hawaiian Jockey Club members vow a big meet on June 11 at Kaplolant Park with participants from Maui Kauai and Hawaii. They warn Park Commissioners seek to destroy race preserves and turn grand land into a forest reserve, citing a May 1884 charter-backed club lineage and plans for Maul blood to boost the July 4 meeting.
United States Marshal B R Hendry will this evening serve property under a bankruptcy warrant in the Yamase case. Petitioners include Phillips and Co Hyman Bros and Grinbaum and Co. Thayer and Hemenway appear for petitioners. Teteeeeeeebeeeee et al.
The Republican House and Senate members meet in Canons this evening to choose a speakership candidate. Beckley faces rivals like Carlos Long and E Boyd while Home Rulers push for Williams for Clerk, seeking a combined clerk and stateographer post. The caucus signals Beckley’s brisk bid, with Hockley backed by a slim emergency faction as Max Lukal remains the anticipated front runner.
Dr. C. B. Cooper announced he would serve as a Board of Health member until June and resign as president. The board, maintaining its stance, urged him to remain a member, deeming the Governor’s dispute a genuine difference of opinion and not a desertion of duties. The board members backed Cooper’s intent and asked him to stay on for the term.
Governor Carter reiterates the need for a businesslike chief at the Board of Health and is weighing a successor to Dr. C B Cooper. He favors an executive man who can devote full time and provide professional counsel in emergencies, signaling a precedent for department heads and a potential full-time appointment.
Henry C. Vida and Charles Clark marshal their factions to capture the delegation for the Territorial convention. The primaries this week begin in a mild, healthful political climate as Vida declares plans for a ticket.
A committee of Hometate Senators and all Representatives confer with Governor Carter this afternoon on session plans. Judge Gear issued a temporary injunction in the Coburn v Hutchins matter restraining Hutchins from disposing of property and restraining the Trust Co from transfers. A French waiter died after falling from the main hatch of the bark Axnteres yesterday morning. A resignation trend continues as the President signals no candidate yet for appointment.
Judge Phil Weaver of the Land Registration Court seeks a six thousand dollar appropriation for the rest of the year to maintain the Torrens system. He argues the court benefits property owners and must continue, amid funding disputes and printing bill objections. Weaver hopes legislature or governor action preserves the court beyond his June term.
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