Evening Bulletin from Honolulu Discusses Supreme Court ruling
The Evening Bulletin reports on the Supreme Court decision regarding the Thurston transition period and its implications for the government. It notes reactions, criticizes the decision, and mentions contending views by Justice Brown and others about the transition following annexation and the role of constitutional interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Priest
Honolulu
T. of
Polletin Publishing Company
Wallace
Farrington
Supreme Court
Beny
Brown
Sam Francisca Hartor
Rio
Supreme Court of
Howell
Constitution Follows the Flag Debate on Territories
The article reviews a Supreme Court decision involving Porto Rico and Hawaii, arguing that Congress may govern new territories as it pleases while the Constitution remains supreme. It notes dissent by Fuller, Harlan, and others, contending the majority’s view risks judicially legislating and eroding constitutional limits on federal power over distant lands.
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Supreme Court of the
Comex
Porto Alco
Hawaii
Congress
Fulter
Juatices Brown
Brewer
Supreme Court of Hawaii
United States
Newlands
Brown
Congress Hawe
Jaeine Brown
Duatries Shins
Geny, McKenna and White
Fuller
B Y Julius Harlan
Brower
Peckham
Pitta
Harlan Ti
Panahou's Socials Preview Senior Plan and Events
Panahou's social calendar opens with senior Chien hosts Mineihel Damion on Phureton avenue this evening. Next Monday Mrs Dagmar Sorenkon hosts a casual dance for schoolmates. A staged entertainment by Progroes hall students is planned for Ady pileston Day with a photo of reflectals and a committee formed by Wie, Angun, Atbel Damon, and Muagra. Boba Jim Lloyds dog, stolen by sobilere, was recovered and returned to Manila.
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Owl College
Aenior Chien
Panahow
Mineihel Damion
Phureton Avenue
Dagmar Sorenkon
Gan. Rimely
Progroes Hall
Chay
Tavitartoy Romnitton
Mises Wehel Angun
Atbel Damon
Muagra
Charles Dintd
Alfred Castle
Boba
Jim Lloyd
Sobilere
Manila
Kalauokalani Attacks Military Spending in Senate
In a heated senate session Kalauokalani spoke for twenty minutes on military appropriations. He backed the majority report but argued against excessive force, criticizing spending on "make-believe soldiers" and warning that remote garrisons could drain funds. He urged prudent defense with trained personnel and questioned the need for additional officers.
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Senate
Kalauokalani
Carter
Kalnuokalant
Katawolentant
United States
Hawaii
Ancle
Honolud
Pegrnne
Tove
Woman's Board Elects Officers at Central Union Meeting
Afternoon session of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions at Central Union elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Men C. M. Hyde and Vice President Mrs E. B Bishop, with recording and corresponding secretaries and treasurer mentioned. The program featured Mrs R W Andrews on History of the Past Thirty Years, with music by girls from the Chinese School and a violin solo by Mina Woods. The Hagan's oratorio The Creation will be performed in the Opera House on the 21st, with about seventy five choristers, and regular Thursday rehearsals set for 7:20 am. New chorus applicants, especially tenors, are welcome.
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Woman's Board of Foreign Missions In
Central Union
C, M, Hyde
Bishop
W. M Kiveard
Mian Chamberlain
Mre
Theodore Richards
Mies Bheeley
Elk
Mra Hy
Dickey
Mem Nelite Lowrey Moore
Reas Ucee
Ty Dimham
Thraels
R. W. Andrews
Andrews
Milingham
Musle
Girla
Musie
Mina Woods
Hagan
Howe
Tme
Alles Woods
Iola Barber
Pauaht
Hallaseyus
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McKinley
Thurston
Tosted
Thurstan
Duatien Prat
Constitution and Flag
United Staten
Chines
Courts OF Justice
Brater
Porty Riro
Iminar
Miles
Porto Rico
Rade
Maine
Marehall
Muller
Harlan
Pookhat
Panahou
J. M. Vivas
Attorney At Law & Notary Public
Post Office
Honolulu, T
TEL
Kona
Kealakekua
G. Henriques
Volcano of the Mountains
U. S
Ufe Insurance Company
Germania Lite Ine Iuitance Co
New York
Pacific Hardware CO
Wilke Porcelain
Dixon
Chase and Sanborn
Salter
Wally
CVO Valuable
Punchbowl Street
Keretarta
King Streets
Honoluli
Island of
Gahu
Land Commission
Walakea
A. W. Miv'oho
Government Survey Department
Henry R. Worthington
Fort Streets
Schuman
Bet.fort
Alakea
Main
P.O
Mauka
Henotalu
Printer's Lane
Akal
Ross K
Anahu
Hirai
Ron Way
Young Street
Ewa
Hotel Street
Makal
Lapana
Lot
A. W. Maioho
Rose K. Anahi
Imakal
Piper
Goverment
Bishop Estate
Cain
Honan
J. Mith
Wisath
Union Express
Satee
Planos
Draye
Braighe
Canste
King MW. Larsen
F'N
H. R Hitchcock
App
Union Feed Co
Popopolos Oho“ Oro
W. L. Eaton
Wilton Encarane
Havana
Cuba
Lewis & Coo
Fort Street
Algo
King St
the Booth
Fishmarket
Central Market
Nuuanu St
Shreve & CO
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
New York City
Edward R. Swain
Crocken Building
woNgkouw
V. Hopymans
Hoffman & Riley
Riley
General Contractors
Beardglee & Page Mecuiteste & Bulldere Cees
Reem
Arlington Annex
Uly
Allen & Robinson, Queenstreat. Handoln
Fred Harrison
Tractor and Builder
F. Bertelman
King Reat
Cobo Nott's
King Street
Janet J. Ouderkirk
Old Arlington
Premis
Fred J. Cross
Sumulting and Buperinteandine
Toa Hydraulic Powar Tranwitey Sauerovery
Eetlnates Vurnished
Catton-Neille
Gosen Miroet
Pace
A. Harrison Mill Co
Amine
Elec
Kawaiahag ST. Fewalo
Jel White
Vzzt
P.O. Howgyat
Honolulu Iron Works Co
Iortest Nouca
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