Oil Manipulators Defeated in Legislative Battle
A Honolulu era piece notes the Bulletin Publishing Co statement on circulation for April 2 to 18, 1905, with a weekly average of 2,550 copies. the article discusses legislative battles over oil monopoly and a court path to a federal ruling, criticizing the conduct of lawmakers and noting political maneuvers and public safety debates.
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Hawai
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
GG. Bockus
Has
Mer
Territorial Governance and New Laws Under Debate
The governor and legislature face questions over recent statutes aimed at territorial development. Despite criticism from opponents, officials defend measures as necessary for progress while parties clash over legal actions and oath adherence.
Legislative Success Celebrated by Governor Carter and Legislature
Governor Carter and the Legislature celebrate the Third Territorial Legislature's work. They defend reforms, note earlier differences, and praise the establishment of a county government system. Voters supported the compact, and despite occasional veto fears, progress toward territorial welfare is affirmed.
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Carter
Territorial
Debate Over Underwriters Safety Plan in Territory
Report notes a heated discussion on a proposed safety and hail storage plan for a territory. Underwriters face criticism for efficiency and honesty fears while lawmakers weigh public safety against property interests. Representatives declare opposition to a dollars driven approach, stressing community safety.
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Germina
Ted
Anderstand
County Act Legislature Regular Session 1005 Highlights
The record notes completion of a regular session with measures including Sunday observance, education provisions, time limits, divorce and separation statutes, and penalties for desecration. It references acts approved by the governor and outlines enacted provisions in a concise legislative roundup. The summary reflects a historic governmental update on statutes and regulatory actions.
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U.S
Chinese partner case on epileptic girl delayed in court
In a Pouheton Court session Judge Whit ney continued the case of Wong Loy and Law Wal Kenit, two Celestine partners in a controversial affair involving a epileptic Chinese girl. The man Ian Wai Keng pleaded guilty and testified, with the girl now at the Police Station as authorities seek care. The hearing adjourned to May date.
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Wong Loy
Thy Chi Feo
Delo
Wid
Law Wal Kenit
Han Beet
Ian Wai Keng
Glrn
Poller
Ensane
RL. M
Registrar of Conveyances
Commissioners of Public Archives
Paw
Crescens
S. Ehrlich
The Bike minstrel show rehearsal promises novelty and color
A San Francisco stage rehearsal for The Bike promises a striking production with dazzling costumes, imported diamonds, and a surprise finale. Performers include Guy Livingston and Ka Pelminater, with The Comedy Four and The Old Oaken Bucket to feature. Curtain at 8 o'clock. advance rooms available at Wall Nichols Co.
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Guy Livingston
San Francisco
Erger
Berger
Quartettoy
Ming
Gertrude Hall
W. B. Adaine
Benjamin Franklin
Juline Jonow
Abraham Lincoln
Smith
Browhall
Kem Harrison
Wall
Nichols @ Ca
New junior boys club formed to pursue baseball football and track
The junior boys club in Honolulu opened with 20 charter members led by M Ferreira as president and James Nott as vice president. They plan to join the Boys Field League, field a baseball team, and compete in track. The Normal School signals track participation with twenty trainees. Rumors say Maile baseball team sale to the league may falter amid town chatter.
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M.C. A
Jenior
Honolulu
M. Ferreira
James Nott
A. Perry
FB. Hate
John Book
High School and Kame Clash in School League Fight
At Punahou campus this afternoon the High School and Kame teams meet in the School League. Coaches expect a tight battle as both sides seek momentum and a win to boost league standings.
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Kame
Punahoi
Rapid Transit seeks higher car speeds approval from governor
The Rapid Transit Company applied to Superintendent Holloway to raise streetcar speeds to twelve and twenty miles per hour under the new law. Holloway granted the request and sent it to the Governor, but no decision has been received yet.
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Rapid Transit Company
Holloway
Clerk’s Great Work by Hawaiian Office Aides
Bernard H. Kelekollo and Henry Sullivan of the Territorial Secretary’s office earned praise for quick and accurate handling yesterday and up to midnight. They processed the Governor’s final bill notification to the Senate and House with no delays, finishing before midnight.
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Bernard H. Kelekollo
Territorial Secretary's Office
Henry Sullivan
Senate
House
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