Governor Dole vetoes General Municipal Bill over powers
Governor Dole vetoes the General Municipal Bill citing conflicts of authority between county and city forces, lack of jury trial in certain cases, and expansive city powers over eminent domain and water works. He warns it could lead to disputes, misuse of public land, and risky municipal borrowing under the Organic Act limits.
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Dole
Saya
Hawaii
Elty
Tve
Bo Vaud Réunon
Dofhone
Public Administrator veto debate and senate actions reported
The Legislature debates the Governor's veto of the public administrator bill, detailing objections to estate management powers and potential corruption. Bills signed follow, with acts on criminal procedure, dental practice, land drawing, and railroad permission. Senate journals note petitions, resolutions, and a sweep of measures awaiting committee actions.
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Houble
Barber shop move to new location announced
W. R. Chilton of Fort street announces moving his barber shop from Odd Fellows' Building to Hotel street next door to Honolulu Tobacco and Ewa, inviting old customers and welcoming new ones.
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Fort Street
Odd Fellows
Hotel Street
Honolulu
Governor Veto Unanimously Sustained in Territorial Session
The assembly, with all members present, voted 29 to 0 to sustain the governor's veto of the public administrator act after a group photograph following minutes. Communications from the Senate included a harbor and lighthouse joint resolution adopted 28 to 0 with three dissenters. An appropriation bill for 18 months pay of territory employees also passed discussions. The Works Department requested emergency funds for a private police bank box bill improperly charged to another department. A chief clerk noted the misbilling and possible emergency appropriation needed. Continued coverage noted for the band report and Senate joint resolution on members.
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H. M. von Holt and
Hiwa
United States District Court
Home
Boty
Dell Brown
Senate
Honolulu
Hilo
Wai- Wakii
Halder Kaine
Dickey
Inelberg
Maul
Aroves
House
Paole
Harbors
Hhthouse
Messia
Kuplvew
HILT
DHE
Works Department
Wasre
Committee On Public Expenditures
Superintendent of Public Works
A. J. Coffee Co
Attorney General's Department
Billy
Attorney Generals Department
Cor White
China Rejects Harsh Russian Demand Over Manchuria Control
London dispatch reports that China formally refuses Russia’s demand for practical control in Manchuria. The Japanese government voiced strong displeasure, describing the Russian stance in sharp terms.
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China
London
England
Ching
Russia
Manchuria
Hon
Miles Makes Sensational Charge in Philippines Report
General Miles reports shocking practices in the Philippines uncovered during his trip. He accuses Filipinos of wholesale shooting and horror features with connivance of American officers.
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Miles
Associated Preto
Washington, D.C
General Miles Haw
Philippines
Jalan
United States Protest Filed Over Russia in Manchuria
Dispatches report a U S protest note to Prince Ching over Russia seeking control of Manchuria. Other items note a Missouri Pacific train wreck in Buffalo Kansas with many casualties, Russia downplaying China demands, Miss Thaw's marriage to the Earl of Yarmouth in Pittsburgh, and King Edward’s reception in Rome during his Italian tour.
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Peking
China
United States
Conger
Prince Ching
Russia
Manchuria
Rome
Italy
Edward
Britten
Judge Wilcox decision on transfers in Honolulu case
Judge Wilcox ruled in the Dickey case that transfers between the King Street and Papabou lines were connected in direction and should be honored for transfers both ways. The decision imposes a per overcharge penalty of 5 million dollars for violations, and notes transfers can be obtained from conductors. David Daytone and other estate accounts were approved by Judge Kobine.
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Dodes Court
San O'Elook
Wile Con
Ould
King Street
Ibe Fopaayen
Waikiki
Papabou Iine
Dickey
Abe
Dudge Wikes
BLM
David Daytone
Geo McNunte
Olof Bergstrom
Kobine
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