Legislature Sifts Bills on Rights of Way and Labor Commission
The Senate met at 10 4m with prayer and roll call. Senator Brown defended equal treatment for all business, while the Attorney General noted distinctions in licensing. Bills on rights of way, labor commission, and supplementary appropriations were discussed. several sections were adopted or amended and reports referred to committees. The Labor Commission bill passed, and related House bills were sent up for consideration.
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Senate
Brown
Judiciary Committee
Baldwin
Committee On Commerce
New Labor Commission
House of Representatives
House
Schoel Houser
McCandless
Finance Committee
Labor Commission
Senate adjourns after second reading to Thursday
The report notes its second reading and an order. at 11 26 the Senate adjourned to Thursday. The terse item records procedural movement without further detail.
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Senate
Representatives Hear Foot Binding Bill and Espionage Queries
The House debated the Foot Binding bill with an amendment and addressed questions to the Minister of Finance about the steamer Lehue charter and government expenditures. Senate bills passed on second reading, including foot binding prevention, with a majority report adopted. Pine stock news follows, noting trainer N C Goodwin with the Macfarlane horses Marin Nut Grove Twinkle and Dawn breeding plans.
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House
Senate Eet
Bond
I Rn
Richard
Minister of Finance
Lehue
Interior Department
Kamanoha
Kamanohs
Committee On Public Lands
Senate
N. C. Goodwin
Macfarlane
Marin
Nutgrove
Mr. Goodwin
Twinkle
Nutwood
Twinkle, Sr
San Jose
Cal
Dawn
Clarence Macfarlane
Nat. Goodwin
Labor Commission bill proposes unpaid commissioners and staff
The Labor Commission bill now before the Legislature provides that the three commissioners serve without pay but may employ a secretary and fix his salary. It authorizes an stenographer and typewriter when required and restricts expenses for trainees within limits of the law, noting Armsten g must pay his own travel expenses for overseas absence.
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Labor Commission
Alec
Traimee
Armsteng
Japan
Petitions and rulings from various Hawaii court matters
A Honolulu court docket notes au orer for letters of administration on E. Coffin's estate and a $2110 assets figure. A Notts case against Agathar Not t and guardian Doiron advances, the deed cancellation matter being argued and dismissed on forgery grounds. A Supreme Court decision upholds admission of liquor sale by an unlicensed dealer as not error in a perjury case. Attorneys are listed for parties.
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John H. Faty
E. 8. Coffin
Nantucket
Mass
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank
Luss’ Planing Mills
Thomas Nott
Agathar T. Nott
David Dayton
A. A. Doiron
Cowper
Robertson
Carter
Klaney
Balloa
Nott
Doiron
Cooper
Aswan
Pang Lum
Supreme Court
Hang Cheong
Wailuke
A. M. Brown
Rosa and Hartwell
Marshal Mulcted Over Opium Proceeds Suit
J. A. McGuire sues in district court for 113.05 plus costs from opium seizure proceeds. Hitchcock admits holding the funds from a seizure by W. J. Sheldon on information from McClure in April 1891. Court grants judgment to plaintiff for 127.67. appeal planned to circuit court.
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J. A. McGuire
District Court
Marshal Hitchcock
T. E. Evans
W. J. Sheldon
Custom House
McCluire
Sheldon
G. E. Boardman
C. B. Wilson
J. A. Magoon
L. A. Thurston
Circuit Court
Mrs J Hoting Returns Home by the Kina
Mrs J Hoting and her daughter have returned home aboard the Kina. Mr Hoting, now much improved in health, remains in Hawaii for a few weeks longer.
Fire Cow Owner Recalled In Chicago Blaze History
Mrs Catherine O Leary, owner linked to the October 1871 cow that kicked a lamp starting a blaze, a calamity said to have cost Chicago two hundred million in losses, noted on a Wednesday of acute feverish memory.
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Catherine O'Leary
Chicago
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