Ten Minute Rule Debate Dominates Early Senate Session
The Hawaii Senate began a long morning session with absentees appearing as the joint rules committee discussed ten minute limits for speeches. Amendments by Mr Cecil Brown and Mr White sparked debates on translation time, with procedural disputes and a noon recess decided by gag law sustains and plans for a return at 1:45 p.m.
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House
Makokan
Robertson
Haahee
Mahoc
Pool Brown
Baldwin
Molorial
White
Cecil Brown
Brown
Molokai
Kaohi
Nakapaaha
Committee On
Food Commissioner
Coell Brown
Carter
Paris
Mr. White
Kanuha
Wei
Bine
Avex
Hardwin
Endes
Mr. Baldwin
Kalue
Supreme Court Grants Rawlins Land Possession
The Supreme Court rules in favor of Rawlins in a land dispute over Palama and Hamakua parcels. The decision centers on a life estate claim by Harbottle and Harbottle and clarifies that a habendum clause did not convey the plaintiff’s estate and that life income rights do not extend to full ownership. Perry, Robertson, and Wilder represented the plaintiff. Magoon and Peterson & Matthewman defended.
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Supreme Court Toag
T. W. Rawleva
Marin K. Harbottle
William Harpottie
Paloma
Powavanton
Palama
Hamakua
Hawaii
Land
Harboltick
Harbottles
Steolf
Perry, Robertson & Wilder
J. A. Magoon
Peterson & Matthewman
Tamiar
Howes
Hong 14
Kensho
Hrendurgast
Beckley
Molokai
AmMmouth
J. Kuumelith
Hoogs
Mt Robertson
A. F. Aiiihwa
R Pook
Reoking
Wilenx
Kawathoa
Jno
K. Pretutergant
Miss McDonald Hosts Nine Cant Woltee Event
Miss McDonald will hold a March event at Progress Hall next Monday evening featuring a novelty show titled Nine Cant Woltee and promises a lively, playful program.
Waialua Sugar Stockholders Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Waialua Agricultural Company stockholders held their second annual meeting selecting officers from the board. J B Atherton was named president C M Cooke vice president D Tenney secretary W A Bowen treasurer MH Waterhouse and T Richard Robinson joined the board. Manager Goodale reviewed mill machinery progress and crop prospects with 1900 yielding 6680 tons and 1800 projecting 2000 acres of plant cane with 16000 tons expected.
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Waialua Agricultural Company, Limited
Omercy
Ewa Plantation Company
Holses
J.B. Atherton
C. M. Cooke
D. Tenney
W. A. Bowen
MH. Waterhouse
Steglant
Waialua
Pala Plantation Annual Meeting Report
The stockholders of Pala Plantation met this morning. Treasurer’s report shows receipts of 524,403.54, expenditures 41.16, dividends paid 196,000, and a surplus of 34,002.07. Manager D. Lindway notes labor shortages prevented expanding beyond planned 800 acres, with 700 acres planted and 60 acres of long products carried. Contracts exist for next year’s crop. extensive stock and improvements added.
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Pala
Lindway
Unclear Plantations Note on Expenditures and Year 1000
Fragmentary text references lant bax on a plantation and honey expenditures in a coming year. No solid names, dates, or concrete events are readable. The content is too garbled to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Volcano Marshall Serenaded at Home Amid Festive Spree
Friends greeted Volcano Marshall at his Litiha street home after a quiet vacation as a small crowd gathered for a celebratory night. He spoke to reporters about future plans while noting the surprise of a front yard and gate spared from the day’s unexpected party. Governor Dolw’s gesture toward his promotion drew praise as generous and chivalrous, offsetting prior bitterness.
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Marshall
Litihatreet
Dolw
Forgery convict Heffernan gets six year term
Judge Humphreys sentences Charles Heffernan to two consecutive terms five and one year for forgery in Circuit Court. Other items note a nolle prosequi on murder intent, three month sentence for John Hensey, and unsettled estates with inventories and pending probate. Grand Jury hearings continue with twelve opium cases dismissed.
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Humphreys
Parker
George Danter
John & Antone
W. R. Castle
Charlee Heffernan
Tvo
Aguillet Heffernan
Aanautton
Charles
Chillingworth
Nolle Grea
John Hensey
MM. Brooks
Lan Chong
Lan Vin
Law Tong
Ho| Motalgy Real Entate Valind
Waimanalo Stork
Win Wo Tul Company
Jamies
Keala
Cirr Cuit
Walluka
John 3
Aluti
Wallaka
Agatha Nott
A. A. Dolron
Humphrey
Baw
Messages to Maui Messages to Maui
A brief item notes parallel messages directed to Maui, a local contact or location, with a concise call for attention or response. The fragment emphasizes communication efforts and ongoing outreach.
City and County Bill Introduced in the Legislature
The session discusses a sweeping petition to abolish U S quarantine rules in the territory and to establish quarantine stations. Bills are introduced on education, judiciary, and municipal affairs as committees prepare for future action.
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Fort Street
Emmeruth
Monserrat
Mawel
United States
Funki
Roberton
Makekan
Petal
Robertoun
Dickey
Aylott
Clarke
Robertson
Hockley
Malokal Netiremens
Hmuseluth
Executive Council discusses Hawaii franchise power and liquor license
At a morning session the Executive Council reviewed Gardner Wilder and partners plans to construct and run a rafle business in Kona and Kaul, Hawaii, deferring final action. The council also heard the Attorney General say the Century Telephone Company franchise requires legislative action and congressional approval. Dr. J. R. Shaw named secretary of Territory Arables, with J. B. Andrade elected director. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen advertises. Straw hats on sale at Iwakami’s.
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Gardner K. Wilder
Connerhe
Kona
Kaul
Hawaii
Macfarlane & Co
Honokaa
Keneral
Tte
Century ‘Telephone Company
Ltt
Dr. JR. Shaw
C.F. Havrick
J. B Andrade
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Maleakala
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