Hawaii Senate debates licenses for wines beers and ales
The Senate considers Senate Bill 28 on wine beer and ale licenses with amendments after a lengthy Commerce Committee review. A minority report opposes it citing drunkenness concerns. Senate Bills 29 on plumbing rules and 59 on foreign goods brands advance, while 67 and 71 pass second readings and move to committees. Adjournment follows at 10 40.
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Senate
House
Holstein
Judiciary Committee
Commerce Committee
Bimavlf
Seters Brown and Holstein
Lyman
Wilcox
Committee On Public Health
Board of Examiners
Board of Health
Waterhouse
Commerce and Judiciary
Cooper
Brown
Harber
Willison's Circus Arrives Tomorrow Morning
Willison's Circus returns from Hawaii and opens Thursday night opposite the Sailors' Home at Richards Street. Frank Baunders reports a grand World of Wonders and Great Wild West Show with no expense spared for opening night. Admission is 150 and 25 cents.
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Frank Baunders
Willison
Hawaii
A Bowman
Richards Street
Notable Wessel Jane L Stanford Largest California Vessel
The bark Jane L Stanford now in port loading sugar is the largest vessel ever built in California. Built at Fair Haven opposite Eureka in Humboldt County in 1892 entirely from Humboldt County lumber, it has a lumber capacity of 1,250,000 feet. The ship was named for Mrs. Leoator Stanford a UC Regent and the first California first lady honored with a State office.
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Jane L. Stan~ford
California
Fairhaven
Eo~ Roka
Humboldt County
Leoator Stanford
University of California
Fragmentary exchange on dispersed forces with Spanish officer
The General asks if the troops dispersed the enemy. The Spanish officer confirms they did, stating the foe could not pursue without scattering in all directions.
Questions on Harbors and Dredging Dominate House Session
Minister Cooper answers on odorless excavator work and harbor dredging. Reports show deaths near Feb 24 to Mar 31, 1898, stable after night shifts. government land fill and wharf frontages discussed, with costs and area figures. Questions on land titles, private wharves, and government rights prompt further debate.
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Cooper
Achi
Miniter Cooper
Wilder
Hovolula Harbor
Younmaus
Pavillo
Pacific Advertiser
Pacific Mail
Honolula Harbor
Land Office
Annual Meeting Changes at Kamehameha School Program
Late today changes altered the annual meeting program. Miss Johnson will present a mandolin solo instead of a song by Mr Wood, and Harry Armitage will sell the pictures instead of BR. A. Jordan. The program now starts at 7:30 sharp.
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M.C. A
Miss Johnson
Kamehameha School
J Ie. Wood
Harry Armitage
BR. A. Jordan
Sunday School Convention Set for Molokai Halawa
Maui Molokai and Lauai Sunday School convention will convene at Halawa Molokai this Saturday for a two day gathering. The site is near Kalaupapa and a Health Board party may visit Saturday. The event is expected to be one of the largest in years.
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Maui
Molokai
Lauai
Halawa
Halawa Ia
Kaloupapa
Board of Health
Annual Meeting Promises Crowded Y M C A Event
The article notes the evening of the postponed annual meeting of the Y M C A. The hall is tastefully decorated and officers led by Mr. Coleman have worked hard for a successful affair, with expectations of a crowded hall.
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Coleman
House adjourns items sent to committees
The text notes that items were referred to various committees before adjournment this afternoon. All went to the committees of their respective heads, except the Ore house item which moved to the Committee of Health and Education.
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House
Committee of Health and Education
On Wharf Improvements and Youmans Estate Deed Details
Senator Browm questions Minister Cooper on wharf work while Cooper cites a 1804 deed between Kate Lee Youmans and James A. King. The agreement with the Hawaiian Government involves filling two water lots, North Lot and Warehouse Lot, by stages, under conditions tied to property boundaries and future conveyances.
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Senate
Cooper
Ucting
Seontar Keown
Maonakes Street
Youmans
Kate Lee Youmans
New York City
James A. King
Interior
Jorner
Kasknnkukel
Muksi
Queen Street
Houssula
Enid
Bret
New Street
Que Street
Kankaoko~kui
Bishop Estate
Kaskackakui
Kankaukukui
M. Dawon
J. A. Kin Mmeter
Lamor
George C. Pottorood
Lawmaker Hosts Birthday Event at Konakaoni’s Waikiki
A local lawmaker invites House members to an afternoon gathering at Konakaoni's in Waikiki to honor a birthday. W H Cornwell slated to return Friday to Waikapu. The Colonel backs his new horse W Wood, planning a heavy stake in the Jane races.
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Achi
Konakaoni
Waikiki
W. H. Cornwell
Waikapu
W. Wood
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New Love's Building
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Gilbert F. Little
LAW
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Quitoh
Wessel
Robertson
Canon
Thobertson
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co
Kabului
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
Limekiln Point
Royal
Hunday Bohody
Senator Browm
Fistmarket St
Lamu
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