Legislature in Session Reworks Spending In Senate
In the Senate Baldwin from the conference committee on the appropriation bill proposed items including professor chemistry salaries for January and February 166, roads in Hawaii, a large judgment, and transport/telecommunication costs. Several bills advanced or were read, with appropriations and bonds discussed and committees named. House action noted with bills passed and readings completed.
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Senate
Baldwin
Hawaii
Hokuanui Gulch
Palioa
Rycroft
Victoria Ward
Electric Railway Commission
Hilo
Pohoiki
Island of Hawaii
Pohoiki Court House
Puna
Kohala
Huehue
Cooper
Board of Education
House
New Park Commission
Committee On Public Lands
Judiciary Committee
Senator Rice
Jones
Peppandon
Fon Wnard
Christian Endeavor Convention Shines in Hawaii Island Gathering
The Christian Endeavor convention in Honolulu drew a large, representative religious gathering at Central Union Church. Rev. W. H. Hill of Hilo spoke on the movement’s growth potential, noting its value as an experiential part of the church and a tool for pastors. Leaders highlighted members and societies across islands with 250 members reported and several societies absent or small.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Lalande
Central Union
Christian Endeavor
Society of
Central Union Church
Young People's Society
de Alter
Grace Richards
Kapu
Luku
Manix
Lyle A. Dickey
C. E
Ietics
Agnes Judd
C.K
Society of Pain Foreign Church
Maui
Hilo
Maunaola
Makawao
Kawainhoo Seminary
Hilo Society
Peis Y.P.8
C.e.and
Paia
W. H. Hill
Hawaiian Islands
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Learning of Christ
Lyle x Dickey
Haworth League of the Methodist Church
D. P. Birnie
C. H. Fairor
New Refunding Bill Aims at Hawaii Bond Consolidation
The Hawaii Senate debates a repayment plan to consolidate existing bonds totaling about 3.1 million dollars. The bill authorizes up to 3.33 million in new bonds, with semiannual interest not over four percent, 25 to 50 year redemption, tax exemption, and repurposing proceeds to redeem or convert old government bonds. The act allows multiple registries in Honolulu London Paris New York San Francisco Boston and authorizes bond transfer across registries. It also directs bond proceeds to fund redemption or conversion costs.
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Senate
Hawaiian Islands
Iowna
Republic of Hawaii
Executive Council
Sire Emeets
Honolulu
London
England
Paris
France
New York
Minister of Finance
North Kona
Hawaii
Bullerin
Kona Coffee and Tea Company
McWayne
Kailua
Keaasee
Manoa Valley
Kona
Honoluku
Pew Ie
Scott
Holualoa
Veese Conspiracy Pleas In Eight Cases In Judge De Is Vergne Court
Pleas of guilty entered in eight Chinese conspiracy cases with Lee Chong as principal defendant. Lee Chong fined $100 plus costs and imprisoned at hard labor for one hour on each bar. David D. Irwin pleaded guilty to assault and battery on the second officer of the Hawaiian steamer Kahului. Court adjourned at 10:30 for the day out of respect to Mrs. Hartwell. J war editor of the Commercial Journal commissioned to size up Hawaiian business in relation to reciprocity treaty.
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de Is Vergne
Lee Chong
David D. Irwin
Sasault
Hartwell
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Premier Coffee
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