GOALIDER PIE LUNCHEON MARCHS SENATE TALKS
Governor Carter orders a private luncheon at the Young Hotel with senators to discuss legislative matters. The informal talks aim to smooth government wheels during the session and bring conferences between the legislature and the executive, with daily gatherings expected to continue. The governor says the meals help keep work moving and bring the group closer to a productive close of the session.
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Senate
Young Hotel
Carter
Investigating Richardson Grand Jury Probes Water Works Chief Clerk
A territorial grand jury today focused on alleged embezzlements and suppered irregularities surrounding Vivian Richardson, chief clerk of the Water Works Department. The bulletin notes a sale and printing at the Bulletin, with limited readable details.
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Vivian Richardson
Water Works Department
Nature Man Promotes Outdoor Living On Alameda
The steamship Alameda brings BW Darling, the self described nature man. He preaches a plant based diet and outdoor life aligned with Rousseau influenced principles, showing off a rugged appearance and offering a course at Stanford. He urges health through sun bath, water, simple foods, and avoidance of smoke and excess.
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Alameda
Darling
Jean Jaques Rousseau
Darllie
Bulletin
Liv
Magistrate Faces Contested Writs Over Hawaii Mill Property
In Kona sugar litigation W. W. Bierce sues C. J. Hutohina trustees and Kaplolani Estate to recover possession of Kathie Teland Ha waii mill property. Second District Magistrate Alu is accused of improper writs and possible removal while Deputy AG Emil Potora investigates. An appeal stayed the judgment favoring Kaplolani Estate, claiming fraud and lack of notice or hearing in issuing writs of possession. Continued on Page 4.
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W. W. Bierce
C. J. Hutohina
Kaplolani
Alu
Yeaterday Mod
Maj
John F. Colburn
Kaplolant
Emil
Potora
Attorney General's Department
Territorial Supreme Court
Guy F.maydwell
Thoman Alu
Kaplolaut
Poxareston
Wald Éatate Wi
Magintrate
House Salary Bill Cleared Third Reading and To Senate
The House passed the salaries bill on third reading at an afternoon session and sent it to the Senate with an amendment by Representative Lewis, restricting pay for officials holding multiple offices. The viva voce vote was 25 to 4 with Kapibea Palas Kaniho and Speaker Beckley voting no. The Senate read and approved its current expense bill once in the House, and Speaker Beckley predicted the special session would adjourn sine die before the Republican Memorial convention.
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Senate
Honda
Lewis Wed
Jany
Kapibea
Palas
Kaniho
Beckley
Billan
Bulletin
Avril
Finance Committee
Judiciary Committee
Judge Kepotkal Appointed to Maui Seat by President
Cable despatches report President Crabbe appointing Judge A N Kepotkal of M to fill Kalua's Maui seat. Kepotkal, resigning as Treasurer, will serve until confirmed by the Governor. Senators congratulated him and he stated he is glad to be going home.
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A. N. Kepotkal
Kalua
Maui
Kepotkat
Crabbe
Jury Draws and Duty Delays in Wong Kau Case at De Bolt Court
In Judge De Bolt's criminal court fourteen trial jurors were summoned for the Wong Kau assault and battery case. Dekum hopes to be excused by 4 p.m. daily. the jury was finally deemed satisfactory. Additional jurors are listed for Monday plus jurors for Judge Gear’s session on the 14th Instant with numerous names and affiliations.
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Judge de Bolts Criminal Court
Wong Kau
al Ossault
Robertson
Wilder
Fleming
Yroswcutton
Edward
Dekum
Kellett
Wong Kang
Dek
de Bolt
Robinson
IfoBray
Wm. Keaha
M. J. Carroll
John H. Noone
Douglass Kwon
Kumi A. Berndt
Edwin Harboule
B. G. Dalsonburk
Samuel Nowleth
Harry Curl
Henry Napua
John A. McCundhens
K. Aki
James W. Bernstrom
Robert Hall
Clarence M. Cooke
Jeremiah XK
Kanellilis
A. B. Ariolgh
B. J. Walker
Senate debates cut federal station aid and local boards
Finance Committee reduces funding for the Federal Agricultural Experiment Station and Associated Charities, and Park Commission. Senate Bill No. 1 would fund July 1904 to June 1906 current expenses but is amended to strike out $2,786 for the station. Isenberg calls the move senseless, citing pests and poor collaboration with the Territorial Board of Agriculture. The vote defeats the item 7 to 5. Associated Charities trimmed to 618,000 and Park Commission to 4000. Travel expenses for circuit judges and clerks also noted.
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Senate
Federal Agricultural Experiment Station
Finance Committee
Isenberg
Bluefield
Dickey
Park Commission
Kepoikat named Maui Circuit Judge amid treasury reshuffle
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Knox announces AN Kepoikat will be appointed Circuit Judge of Maui to succeed Kalua, removed by the President. Governor Carter seeks a smooth transition by keeping Tren Kepoikat in charge of the Territorial Treasury as staffing questions and salaries are discussed. Possible successors for the Treasury include J M Downers, S I Damon, Theo F Lancing, AL Campbell and J W Pratt, with Pratt favored by some as a potential head of the Treasury and Land Office. The notice also mentions ongoing coverage on page 4. In St Petersburg the Black Sea fleet mobilizes. the Yalu front report is denied.
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Washington, D. C
Knox Today
AN. Kepoikat
Maui
Kalua
Carter
Tren Kepoikat
Kepotkaltins
Catar
Houve
Temain
Iittho
Kepotkal
Tronsky Vortfollo
J. M. Downers
I. Damon
Theo. F Lancing
AL Campbell
J. W. Pratt
Mr. Damon
Dowsett
Pratt Hi
Pratt
Tkem Hola
Trualtesa
Land Office
Walt
Treasury
Earthquake in Macedonia Leaves 24 Dead and 40 Injured
Report from Vienna dated April 8 states an April 4 Macedonia quake killed 24 people and injured 40. About 1500 buildings were destroyed with widespread panic in the affected district.
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Vienna
Austria
Macedonia
New Treaty Exclusion and Colonial Treaty Signed
Cabinet discusses possible new Chinese Exclusion Treaty terms. Paris signs Anglo French Colonial Treaty. Denmark marks King Christian's 80th birthday. Senate bills face committee action on tax and court costs. debate expenses moved to House.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Christian of Denmark
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