Hawaii Senate Approves Budget Cuts and Alcohol Bill Changes
The Senate approved salary mileage allocations for several members, reduced schoolhouse funding, and adopted amendments to an alcohol bill allowing limited drugstore importations. It also tightened alcohol sale rules, discussed education funding control, and postponed several measures to a conference with the House. The day ended with adjournment to Thursday morning.
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Senate
Schmidt
Brown
McQandless
Waters House
Wright
Wilder
Kay
Hou
Northrop
Nothy
Hocking, Baldwin, Wilcox
Kies
Horner
Baldwin
Committee On Commerce
Joint Conference Committee
Kohala
Waimea
Maulua Gulch
Minister of Finance
Joint Committee
House
Damon
Emma Street
The Representatives in a Hawaiian Assembly Session
The House met at Swasm with petitions from Kan residents for rounds through Kan homesteads at Wailau and Nino. A select committee was chosen. The Labor Commission bill passed, and Senate amendments were read a second time and made the third reading. The kerosene bill and telegraph cable bill moves were debated, adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Swasm
Kamauelis
Kan
Wailau
Nino
Robertson
Kampuola
Senate
House
Kamanoha
Winston
Committee On Commerce
Ah Sing The Theaters Theft Fashioned In Hawaii Tale
Ah Sing, a former storekeeper from Rekeleville now in Spreckelsville, traveled to the city with cash drafts, gold jewelry, a diamond ring, and Hong Kong certificates. After visiting the Chinese theater he found his clothes ransacked, losing drafts, certificates, valuables, and silver pieces. He notified police and postponed departure on the City of Peking. moral: don’t change clothes in a hurry.
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al Sing
Rekeleville
Tos
Ab Sing
Spreckelsville
Hrokfeld Agency
Hongkong
Sing
Ah Sing
Hawaii
Sing Haus
Ban
Peking
Aherry
Court actions in libel and kinship cases heard in supreme court
The Supreme Court ordered a new trial in Gomes v Hawaiian Gazette Co et al on the grounds of error in excluding truth evidence, while in Kearn v Kine and others the court affirmed the Circuit Court findings supporting the action of enactment. Deputy Marshal Brown reports an unsatisfied execution in Opfergelt minors v Stevens. Judge Cooper later heard motions for a new commission in Sumner by his next friend Maria et al.
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J. B. Gomes
Circuit Court
Carter and Kinney
Johnson
Marshal Brown
Mary Stevens
James Lonekar Stevens
Cooper
J. K. Sumner
Maria & Davia Ve. M
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