Governor says colonial government for Hawaii impracticable
Governor Carter in a published interview rejects the idea of colonial government for Hawaii as impracticable and not supported by clear procedural steps. He says discussion is acceptable if it aims to better conditions and is based on practical measures and investigation.
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Hawaii
Carter
Aldo
Sensior Oraber
Seiveere
Sation
Shea Ashe H
Judge Robinson
Jude Robinson
Orine
Har Tatler
Wayn and Menox
Committee On Territories
Honolulu
Conteva
Ted Low
Congress
Honora
Wen
Washington
San Francisco
Catholics Endorse Judge Robinson Say Unanimous Vote
A Catholic group in Mawall reports unanimous support for Judge Robinson with Bishop Libert sending a message to President Roosevelt. Officials deny discussing details of the case or endorsing any other candidate while noting internal controversy over propulsion and possible replacements.
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Mawall
Robinson
Tte
Mishop Libert
Roosevelt
Robinton
Carter
Prosser
Potat
Carl Smilth
Hilo
Yenter
House of Representatives
Mhe Aiie
Charley Notley
Carl Smith
Libert
Hawaiian bills seek millions for coastal public works
Washington January 6 Dulagate Kolanianole of Hawaii introduced bills totaling 90 000 for a house at Dana Point 40 000 for Nab at Molokini 10 000 for a light at Molokai leper settlement 40 000 for a lighthouse depot at Howa Tuli 150 000 for a lighthouse tender for Hawaii Midway and Hamoa and 160 000 for a public building at Hilo Also George D Gearhan opened a fee row in Kaahumanu rooms previously used by Justice Hatch.
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Washington
Dulagate Kolanianole
Hawaii
M Nehe
Dana Point
Mawaii
Molokini
Molokai Leper Settlement
Howa Tuli
Midway
Hamoa
Hiloee
Board of Health Meeting Debates Leper Examination Reports
The Board of Health convenes this afternoon to consider government physicians reporting results of leprosy examinations, a Ko ta petition on district physician form changes, and a Molokmi Ranch water supply concession proposal. The President plans an ordinance to regulate plumbing and discusses street cleaning and expectoration, washhouses, and reports on the Mario Wagium and Crow dispensaries.
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Board of Health
Jink Nam
Kota
Auspicioun
Molokmi Ranch
Mario Wagium
Chamber of Commerce Approves Exhibit Space Move
Regular quarterly meeting held after 2 pm. Attendees debated exhibit law and space needs. Board funds plan to relocate to Stangenwald building for more room. Next meetings set for third Wednesday each month. annual directors’ gathering at 7:SB pm adjourned.
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Chamber of Commerce
I. J. Lowrey
Stangenwaild
Dire Ih Auuet
Review of Gear decision in case Ter ritory v Cotton Bros
A writ of error seeks review of a San Francisco Gear order adjudged erroneous as issued during the judge's term and while outside his jurisdiction. The notice was dated February 27 1908 and the written division arrived March 4 the same day the term expired. The proceeding concerns whether the decision was valid despite timing and jurisdiction issues.
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Territory
Ve. Cotton Bros
Gear Grant
Gear
San Francisco
Tein
Apportionment Bill and Hawaii Delegation Strategy
Riiter urges careful pacing of pressure for Hawaii statehood and apportionment in Congress. He cautions against rushing a delegation, emphasizes timing with committees, and favors coordinated delegation with Hawaii’s congressional member to avoid undermining the measure.
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Riiter Evening Bulletin
Meron
Washington
Mage
Committee On
Territorine
Ainshan
Ils
Dseam
Delegates Lead Hawaii Band to Washington Voyage
The Hawaiian band will play as the Washington delegation departs Friday for Washington. A crowd is expected at the wharf to laud O. W. Smith B. A. Metherny Mark Rabie. The delegation aims to secure approval from the commission led by J. Te Galt A. M. Loghenstein amid efforts related to the Philippine tariff and federal revenue.
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Washington
O. W. Smilth
B.A. Metherny
Mark Rabie
J. Te Galt
A.M. Loghenstein
Oyre
Dan
Philippine
Hawaii
Connecticut
Delegates to Washington for 75 percent Hawaii refunding bill
Delegates meet Governor Carter to reject compromise and press for 75 percent revenues for Hawaii. The group plans intensive preparation with statistics, government reports, and a focused specialization on subjects before departing for San Francisco. A Whit wy Marsh sale offers a tailor made suit for six dollars.
Selected Pineapples Coave orders st welle Fargo
A garbled OCR item mentions Pineapples and Fargo with unclear terms. Readable fragments point to a notice or brief listing, but essential facts remain indeterminate. The readable words indicate a possible purchase or order for pineapples and a reference to Fargo, but specifics are not recoverable.
France Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Venezuela
Paris announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Venezuela on January 10 after a formal move by the American minister handling French interests. In Banquentin, State Senator Bunkers began a five year prison term after his bribery conviction.
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Unom
Willembtad
Venezuela
France
Vensauela
Russell
Carenose
Bunkers
Attorney Anderson For Circuit Bench
Attorney Anderson, linked with Halle Mare in the awe business, is rumored as Governor Carter’s choice for the Circuit Court bench. A Bulletin report notes Anderson neither confirmed nor denied. the governor’s decision was expected soon and Anderson declined to discuss it.
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Utiv
R.it Anderson
Halle @ Mare
Carter
Amereon
Anderson
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