Local Legislature Debates Self Government and Education
A lengthy discussion in the Legislature centers on local self-government, education, and migration policy. The debate references President Roosevelt, Tom Watson, and Governor Carter, weighing the merits of national versus territorial governance, militia funding, and the impact on civic education and expatriate communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuey Lalunde
Amine
Progent Reevevelt
Tom Watson
Leonor Problon
Huth Ube
Natonal Guard
National Guard
Dollore and
Centa
Ato Wafe
Lang Fails to Gain Speakership in Pre-Lge Battle
Report notes Carlos Lang’s defeat in the Speakership contest amid factions and profit motives. The Bulletin’s Wednesday second edition reveals a broader public release of a key document, highlighting political maneuvering and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Lang
Ag Fanndaen
Wind
Hawalt
Governor Carter's Message for Territorial Legislature
Governor Carter's address urges lawmakers to act promptly on his plan for a defined program. He warns against overstepping revenue limits and burdens on future generations while urging responsible budgeting. The document outlines the territory's needs and stresses timely action by the legislature.
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Carter
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record Dates 1905 1906
Real estate entries show transactions entered for record on February 19, 1905, from 10 30 a m to 4 p m involving G Keahuali and JG Koahuas with WF Dillingham and W Atkinson, and entries for 1906 including Javat Co Ltd to John McGrew and Tong Wo Chone Co with Rei Chung Fook et al.
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Keahuali
JG Koahuas
Eereeen
Dillingham
Atkinson
Am Wort & Hawn Javat Co.Ltd
John 3
McGrew
Rei Chung Fook Et Ai
Tong Wo Chone Co
Fragmented 19th Century Statute Notice About Revisions
The document cites proposed amendments to public and civil laws including schooling taxes vaccination mandates and eligibility rules. It mentions a printing error, references to the Cave Fabe, and a broad list of legislative items slated for review by committees and officials.
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Secomatt
Kile
Benaing
Ballin
Kanthoy
Kanto
Kant
A. Pernindes
Maheloud
United States
Isloe
Poplen
Law copy request sparks House printing debate
In the afternoon House session, Coatho urged the secretary of the Territory share copies of the Ben Won Law. Harrie moved to adopt the resolution and Carl Stith opposed the cost of paying 85 for Beeston Lane. Codho argued for accuracy despite possible Code Commission errors. The House approved Harrie’s motion, and debate shifted to arranging printing committee consultations for the annual appropriation bills.
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Coatho
Hous
Harrie
Carl Stith
Beeston Lane
Someon
Kevin Statuton
Codho
Code Commission
Inlanda
Harris
Cortho
House
Senate
Senate Afternoon Session on Health and Probate Acts
The Senate adjourned at 2:20 p.m. after readings on health and probate bills. Proposals include physician examination rules for leprosy cases and provisions for registering titles to funds held by executors and administrators.
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Board of Health
Crustean
Trator
Pormons
Senate
Voyage Disputed Over Twalant Ane Destination
Shipping experts mock a voyage claim about the steamer Twalant Ane and its supposed trip to Johnson Island. Officials note the vessel has not cleared customs and remains within the collector district of Hawaii while other theories place it at Layeain Inland or Midway, with authorities cautious about asserting any final destination.
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Johnson Island
Tonolah
Stackable
Hawaii
United States
Holt Wan
Hoyland
Belrieved
Uncle Bam
Tohneon
Thin Cummons
Larsen
Ballora
Caton
Twalaal
Layeain
Midway Table
Johnson
Emmeluth Testifies In Election Contest Case
Emmeluth testified this afternoon before Judge Dole in the blankea election contest regarding violations of the election law observed on last election day. The contestor seeks to establish grounds for contest based on the alleged violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeluth
Dole
Blankea
Beef Trust Has Not Kept Promise
Chicago January 10. In his heat of oral statement he accuses the packers of bad faith and violations of the settlement. President Michael Donnelly of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen says wages were cut arbitrarily and new hardships imposed on union workers. He hints at a possible offer from a packing company but remarks the deal is not trustworthy.
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Eivermtiout
Withelanding
Gove Ornor
National Guard
Laval
Hawai
Carter
Chicago
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated
Aston
Donnelly
Furaian
Color Mixing I and the limits of practical paint blending
The fragment discusses color mixing and practical limits of mixing paints. It notes that a correct view depends on real conditions and cautions against rigid, general instructions. The text references ground, fishing, and intermediate cool conditions as factors shaping painting outcomes.
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Bette
Hawaii House Proceedings Note Committees and Bills
Hawaii Legislature watchers report continued discussion on committee appointments and readings of bills. Resolutions seek copies of revised laws for members, civic groups, and chambers. Several appropriations and Acts touch roads, courts, licensing, and tax provisions with sessions continuing through the afternoon.
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Knudsen
Aylett
House
Esaton
Coelho
Hamakua
Fernandez
Hawaii
Andrade
Territorial
Harris
Civic Federation
James F. Morgan
The
Chamber of Commerce
Stranger's Friend Society to meet at the Y M C A
Local brief notes a morning meeting of the Stranger's Friend Society at the parfore of the Y M C A at 10 o'clock. Items mention the Kalulani voyage to San Francisco around February 21 and passage arrangements via H. Hackfeld & Co. Also Senate business and naval station personnel updates.
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Stranger's Friend Society
San Francisco
H. Hackfeld & Co
Isenberg
Te Senate
Senate
Whiting
Honolulu
Manila
Ioon
Lyon
Metropolitan
New York
Newspa
Schoelkopf
de Bolt
Samuel
Naval Station
Sam
Admiral Dewey
Niblack
Paris Chess Match Ends With Marshall Loss
In the fifth game of the International chess match Frank J. Marshall of Brooklyn loses to D Janowak of this city in Paris. The score stands two wins for each side and one game drawn. Two "For Rent" cards appear on sale at Bulletin.
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Paris
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
D. Janowak
Thi City
Marshall
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