Burned District Debate Dominates Territorial Assembly News
The territorial House devoted most of the forenoon to discussions on the burned district sanitation and quarantine petitions. Emmeruth led calls for an investigation into sanitary conditions, while several members announced bills ranging from crime to public works as the session proceeded with various notices and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearden
Kewmetuth
Beckley
Committee On Public Health
Emmeruth
Judiciary Committee
House Bil
House
Senate
Hickey
Apoakor Akina
Hibie
Kaniho
Arlett
Kowalika
Makainal
Nailima
House of Representatives
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Kumalne
Judiciary
Emmerith
Lhrge
Himestt
Wen brn nee Wen brn nee
A brief remark notes that besides lower cost, the choice also yields greater self respect and improved regard from neighbors, emphasizing personal and social benefits of the decision.
Chinese Registration Deadline Nears Across Islands
Revenue officials report no confirmed extension of time for Chinese registration. Collector Chamberlain warns against delay and urges immediate compliance with circulars. June 13 set to close registration. ten new deputies to be deployed to Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mondlula
Maul
Hawaii
Kanal
American Sugar Co Sold Large Block of Shares
Drewer Company sold 4 000 American Sugar Company shares to a local syndicate. Names of new holders include 1 1 Wodehouse, A W Carter, G Waller, S A Mott-Smith and J Biv. Plantations on Molukal to be wattle ranch and the sale hints at control by the syndicate. A stockholders meeting is planned tomorrow to elect new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewer & Co. Ltd
American Bucur Company, Ltd
Molukal
Wodehoune
A. W. Carter
G. Waller
A. Mott-Smith
J. Biv
de Hhower
American Sugar Company
Mt O
Dwarami's
Senators Battle Disrupts Capitol Session
Chaos erupted in the Senate hall as Senators clashed over a vote on Mr Act's morning revulution. President ruled Brown out of order multiple times prompting appeals and heated exchanges that halted proceedings before a sergeant-at-arms intervened and the body adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Capitol
Act
Carter
White
C. Brown
Grand Jury Report Criticizes Hospital Conditions and Plant
The Grand Jury reports poor sanitation and outdated facilities at the Lunatic Asylum and ward No 7, condemns the stone crushing plant near the building, and urges removal despite high costs. It highlights primitive water closets, calls for improved sanitary plumbing, and criticizes reform school and jail conditions while noting limited funds and ongoing maintenance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitte
Attorney General’s Department
Trun
Bilta
Council of State
Rice Cole
Alem
Grand Jury
Remonalze
Neothars
Oat
Howe
Thal Lal
Republic of Mawall
Iwiley
Joho Ena
Ching Lam
Loong Cheay
T. Masuda
Hin Fenxe
Kanema
Fae Yard
Eugene O'Saiil
Masta
Jwllet Fe
Pebrimry Mi
Corral
Salonna
Homatuti
Hawaii Statehood Resolution Sparks Senate Debate
The Hawaii Territory Senate debates a joint resolution urging Congress to enable a state constitution. Speakers argue over timing and the Organic Act, with White, Kahili, and Baldwin pushing deferment while Ackland and others press for action. The motion to recess to 12 o'clock passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Territory of
Hawaii
Congress of the
United States
House of Representatioes
Tly
Congress of
Kailuhs
Hardwim
Kanine
Kalauokatoni
Avery
Anthoan
Haldwin
Male
Eemlon
Islands
Meare
White
Carter
Ackland
Court honors memory of W A Henshall with court memorial
In a United States District Court session a memorial to W A Henshall was read by committee members Paul Neumann A Wilder and John C Bate. The tribute praised his bar career, integrity, and urbanity, lamented his untimely death February 200 last, and ordered a copy of the memorial and condolence sentiments sent to his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Paul Neumann
AL A. Wilder
John C. Bate
W A. Meustall
Henehall
Mie
Waterman
Beau ies Footwear Matching Costumes
A period note advises not letting footwear spoil a costume. It urges selecting a pair that honors the attire and complements the overall look, warning against slippers that do not match. It emphasizes a large assortment to choose from and to avoid overtaking the costume with poorly matched shoes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmeluth
Kumalae
Wen Brn
Judd
Chamberlain
American Sugar CO
Ringe St
Brown
Fke
Party
Man
Mr. White
Ume
Browno
Saegeant
Henator Brown
Mr. Mrows
Kaleudalant
Congress
Senators
Achl
Kahiling
Hawai
CHE
Corll
The
United Btuzen
Cai
Wenditie
Cores
Watitwine
Pew
Pirie
Alnuld
W. A. Henshall
Queen Elizabeth
Nacomnat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!