Legislature adjourns sine die after busy session
Members of the Senate and House wrap up amid praise for Speaker Naone and Minister Wilder. Notley resigns due to ill health while bills including the Land Act receive attention. adjournment follows with thanks to presiding officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBryda
Rycroft
Smith
Eencey
McBryde
Winston
Keola
Naone
Mable
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cheplain Waiamau
Hep. Bond
The Representatives Reported Bills and Senate Concurrence
Minister King announced bills signed as shown in Senate records. A Senate message concurred in a noon adjournment. Speaker Noone appointed Reps Rycroft and Bond to inform the President of the adjournment. Mycroft returned to say the President was informed the session’s business was finished. The President replied that only adjournment remained for both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Senate
King
Schmidt
Committee On Accounts
Frank Godfrey
McCandless
Northrop
Noone
Rycroft
Bond
Atlournpett
Mycroft
Dole
Insanity Adjudged in Police Court Case of Joseph Kekoa
Joseph Kekoa was examined for sanity in Police Court. Dr. Brodie testified to delusions and melancholia with suicidal tendency. The court ordered commitment to an asylum until soundness or discharge. Several other cases and notices filled the calendar with trials and continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kekoa
Paul Mullenhauer
Brodie
Henry de Fries
Joe
Dhe
de Fries
R. Sniffen
George Desha
Paul Mollenhauer
Avis boy seeks office or store position in Hawaii
A youth able to speak English and Portuguese searches for an office or store post. Meanwhile, work continues on the cold storage extension of the Hawaiian Electric Company plant. A light office coat is recommended for hot days. McInerny and F A Schaefer & Co announce a small European shipment of Mumm champagne and two other brands arriving recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Hawaiian Electric Company
Miller the pioneer boas candy man heads to Australia
Mr. Miller, known as the pioneer "boas candy" man, leaves for Australia to study for the Methodist ministry. The brief note highlights his move abroad to pursue religious training and service prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Australia
Hawaiian Electric Company Receives W. C. Hall Plant
The Hawaiian Electric Company has taken delivery of the electric plant for the L. I., N. Co s steamer W. C. Hall, signaling new propulsion equipment installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hawaiian Electric Company
W. CG. Hall
Erection of New Methodist Church Planned for 3000
At a Methodist Episcopal meeting last night the congregation agreed to build a church costing 3000. Plans aim to finish by October end with revivalist Mr. Yatman assisting in the dedication upon his early arrival that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Congregation
Yatman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tepmrenn Ent
Gran
P.O. Box
L. Finney
H. Backfeld & CO
Gunenan
Aguwra
Quesn
Hondal
Fort Street
Thos, Lindsay
Maxovadome Jawenen Ava Waron
Campbell Block
Merchant Street
Sreas Exorona
Sudan
Merona
Ooormi
Inox
Haassaco
Bhp
Jas. F. Morgan
Queen Street
Jim
Allen & Robinson
Qaeen
Dwight
H. G. Biart
Ato. Wa
P.O
O. Gerta
Hawaiian Investment Company
Leas
Kasbomana Phroab
Ayer
J. Gaver
Lowell
Mass
Hollister Drug Co
Republic of Hawaii
L, Andrade
Punchbowl
Viggo Jacobsen
Illuminator Pacific Hardware Co
Merchants Exchange
I. Shaw
King & Nunanu Streets
Bandlury
Telephone
Pioneer Steam Candy Factory
F Horn
Hotel Street
D. J. Cashman
California Feed Company
Pacific Trading Co
BOS Fort Street
Robert Grieve
H. 1
Hawaiian News Company
City Drayace Co
W. F. Sharratt
H. Hackford & Co
Edmund P. Dole
Fort St
W.lt
Peeke
Wylie Perk
Cedar Ht
New York
Legislature
Senaton Notlew
Ile Mealte
Brown
Hatch
Senator Brown
Senator Wilder
Senator Waterhouse
Senator Notley
Police
Coume
Perry
Lee Quan Chun
Gee Man Hui
Celestial Empire
Japan
San
Heaven
J. M. Poepoe
Halulo
A. Cahill
Chee
Sun
Djira
Ab Noo
G. A. Davis
Jimmy Thompson
Ah Yau
Stevens
Navana Valley
McInerny
F. A. Schaefer & Co
Europe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!