Senate Confronts Apportionment and Resolution Vots
In the Senate today, Mr. Brown introduced joint resolutions on reapportioning the Senate and House seats and extending terms. The House and Senate debated speaker votes, approved hydro carbon bills, and read messages from Secretary Cooper about bills signed by the Governor. A concurrent resolution on apportionment and a plan for two year terms was laid aside after a procedural dispute.
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Brown
Houser of Representatives
Independenta
Republicate
Str. Crabbe
Benate
Committee On
Cooper
Aleoot
Caner
House
Unnat Com
White
Lahaina
Wan Sas
Honolulu
Crabbe
C. Brown
House of Representatvs
Sen
Ann Whiston
House of Representatives
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Hawa
Maul
Moloka
Lanial
Kahoolaw
Onda
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Nithaw
Territory of Hawaii
Vine
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Pun
Oahu
Kusval
Nilhau
Mr. C. Brown
Firat
Jod
Paris
Ruseel
Wich
William White
D. Kanwha
George TR. Carter
D. Kalavokalani
Aball
Kahilian
Hall
O. Brown
Jon Curvied
General strike tale alienates Journeymen primatwrs
The report describes a brewing general strike among journeymen with key figures like Nott and a group aligned to form a working token. It notes multiple workers quitting with union leadership and local authorities preparing for potential disruption with arranged labor actions.
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Dobn Nott
Todig
Antie
Athens
Elk UK
Mile Lave
Governor Dole Bribery Charge Sparks Hawaii Meeting
A large crowd in Hale Molpo Square on April 27, 1901 urged Governor Dole to extend the territorial legislature’s session. The committee pressed for names of bribed lawmakers, but Dole said extensions would not be granted, citing waste of funds and no achieved results. Citizens vowed to report the alleged bribery to the Legislature.
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Nuanber
Ueten
Hawaii
Halemolpo Square
Anani
anani+mous
Dole
House of Representativen
Senate
Mawati
Ron. Boyd
Maile
JW. Kuataku
W. Pipikane
T. C. Polikapa
Mowall
RN. Hoyd
Apokcaman
Bern
Taneue
Dole Haut
Boyd
Appointment confirmations for city officials amid controversy
In a terse notice the council confirms the appointments of Z A Motuaunders T F Lancing and J P Brown to key posts while omitting other nominees, citing routine approval processes. The document references the board of heart matters and signals ongoing scrutiny of personnel moves.
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Bente
Z. A. Motuaunders
T.F. Lancing
J.P. Brown
Mone Tere
Severe Weather Damages Harbors and Reroutes Ships
Yesterday morning a strong squall battered Honolulu Harbor. Winds damaged two vessels, the Reno la and the Hesper, causing them to drift from their anchor. Assistant Harbormaster Friis arrived quickly, secured the ships, and moored them anew to prevent further risk.
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Honolutt
Friis
Lahaina Jubilant Over County Seat Decision
Lahaina cheers as the move to designate Lahaina as county seat ends. A Thursday meeting passed a resolution to send representatives to Honolulu to present the plan, but a message from whirls saying the county would be merged with Maui halted the push. Delegates were ready to depart when news arrived that the county would consolidate with Maui, Molokai, and Lanai, making further action unnecessary. Members of the roundtable and both legislative branches greeted the news with jubilation.
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Tahaina
Trent
Lahaina
Honolihi
Maul
Molokai
Lanal
Executive Council Meeting in Honolulu Deliberates Water Rights and Advert
Government officials discussed granting Dr Raymond a perpetual half-water rights on Maul, with full grant contingent on proper filing. Attorney General Thurnton proposed extending the Hilo railroad through Hilly with survey adjustments approved. Advertising tourney planning generates strong city support, with many local women named as patrons and judges to assess publicity impact.
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Dole Wan
Ay Alwenc
Hie Oper
Raymond
Maul
D Tese A Thurnton
Hilly
Whisane
Wellste
Amy Abit Lert
Dredelns
Wailiki
Reyt
McCanille
Dianasion
Cate Tar Byos
Honoluli
Tay
Mra
Atkinana
John Anne
Atherton
Allen
J. B. Cantlo
Cantiews
JO. Carter
Hamon
Carl du Roi
Kerr Mts
HL Lewin
Feed Lowrey
Medeow
Pred Macfaelane
Marintosh
Paul Neumane
Mro M
Phillipe
Parmalow
Sra
J. J. Pewraon
Cho
Miranda
Mes Fla
Chanter
Mra FM
Kwaney
Ge ‘Emith
Scott
Awnie Mhnnaue Turner
1 Waterhouse
Strefi
Mary Wladinold
Wanker
F.awlekauy
Mre
Miemnersten
Shoul
Haili Organ Installed At Hall For Easter Program
Friday evening April 9 featured the dedication of a new organ at the hall in Hilo. The event included performances by The Hig Orchestra, Mia Tartele Mee, Lewis, and Mr Howland. Over 100 attendees filled Moor, with proceeds aiding the Hawaiian Evangelical Association.
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Huty
Hig Orchestra
Mia Tartele
Lewis
Mr Howland
Moor
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
Hilo
Hergatrans Co
Measant Min Trels and Night Event At To O Clock
An unclear notice describes a night event at a local venue with mixed garbled names and timing. It mentions Measant Min Trels and The Howler minatiole and various performers in a dated, misspelled style. The text is fragmented and hard to decipher.
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Rieti
Ive
Aimaeue
South Street Runaway at Block Yards Stable
A hack horse named Hack 35, driven by a former mounted patrolman, bolted from the Block Yards stable after the bridle was removed to ease drinking. The horse kicked, bolted past the stables, and ran onto the flat road toward Kewalo, throwing the driver and injuring him as stable workers freed the animal.
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Hack
Kewalo
Elks Vote To Build New Home And Lodge
Elks group votes to form Elka incorporation with 40000 dollars to erect a three story home. A committee reviews site options and recommends locations while planning space on lower floors for a new business use and club facilities.
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Elka
Wuasmers
Elke
J. Chueh Wan
Company B Wins Movarchy Cup in a Close Final
A jumbled report credits Company B with winning the Movarchy Cup by edging Camparinn P and Gin thie annum atioot for the trophy. The event featured 12 teams with guard Johnson, He Conn, and Mullen among credited players. next rain day matches were planned for continued play and a later afternoon rematch.
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Camparinn P
Acire
Oy Johnson
Mullen
Agit Xam Tohnwon
Hs Guardla
Ail Tracey
Kullke
Rawe
Moree
Pwill
Mable
Emmeluth Goes Over the Expenses in 1900 Budget Reading
The article records Emmeluth presenting a Senate amended Oahu Electric bill and a detailed 1900 state budget. It notes total appropriations of 5,016,959.60 with per annum costs, payroll enlargements, and various departmental expenses including insane hospital costs, attorney general expenses, and public works. It mentions unpaid bills totaling 996,000 and references naval and municipal maintenance costs and travel expenditures to Washington and London.
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Howe
Oabutee & Kieorie Company
Bilt Ease Bank Grossoe Senate
Kiluapiyyn
Ammelith
Valifarola
Counsell
Constitie
Het Wan Alse
United States
Londet
Washington
Puli Maint
Kalllty
Amu
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