18 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1895
Page
1
Public notices advertise F Smiths Stables on King Street between Fort and Bethel offering rides around the Island and to the Pali at low fares. Services include Bass ex wagons, buggies, saddle horses, and horse breaking. Rentals available for tourists and locals with telephone 408 for details.
The legislature session records show no Senate meeting in the morning. President Wilder opened at 1 39 p m Chaplain Peck led prayers. Minutes approved. Brown moved to elect five Council of State members for June 19. Janitor issues discussed with Finance Department control noted. Minister Hatch addressed interpreter needs. A message from the President on recent appointments was received. Waterhouse moved to place appointments on the agenda for Thursday in executive session. Adjourned to 10 a m tomorrow.
The House convened at 10 and elected Rep Kamauoha vice speaker by 9 to 5 after nominations. The Land Bill was referred to a five member committee. The afternoon considered the Land Bill in Committee of the Whole as roll call noted absentees and officials. The steamer W G Hall arrived with passengers and Antone Seabury was authorized to collect subscriptions and ads.
Today's session reviewed Miyagawi versus Lucio Ferreira on trespass with Williams for plaintiff and Carter Kinney for defendant. Probate petition for Kapika Walter appealed. Kalua denial contested with Carter Kinney for proponent. Leonard Iry Hurgin of Honolulu declared bankrupt on petition before Judge Whiting. refer to yesterday's page for records.
A Honolulu Independent piece from June 15, 1895 rebukes a Misssenary Herald article titled Brave Christian Girl. It decries anti Catholic sensationalism while defending Catholic priests as devoted and charitable. The column notes Protestant bigotry and urges restraint, preserving religious tolerance.
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