County Bill and Proof Reading Discussed in House
In the afternoon House session debate centered on the Emergency bill and related appropriations. Senator McCandress urged delaying the emergency measure while Senator Ach questioned motives and potential delays. The chamber approved second reading for the Emergency Appropriations and discussed printing, proof reading, and translation charges, with Speaker Beckley ruling on rates to curb abuses.
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Ach
Bath Houses
Tieme
Somator McCandrens
Weaslow
McCandiers
Achi
MeCandiers
Ant Pues
E. C. Winston
Keolgu
Ware and Meune
Hilo Park
Patilio Livni Commiitees
Hopnse
Peru
Benatar Cerlh Bowe
Kumaine
Kellindl
Greenwoll
He Printing Committee
Greenwell Ware
Wariour
Harris
Oharie
Mr. Kinnialia
Wetok
Hurria
Beckley
Committee On Public Health and Education
Chatman Chillingworth
Public Health and Inducation Wal
Kaniho
Kaswalhaekal
South Korala
Kawalham
South Kohala
Puako
Repre
Hoxgomakuu
North Kohala
Nakalokwu
Howe
Kamala
Molokal
Wallau
Molokai
Polokunw
Tome
Polokunss
Kou
J. K. Bucles
Kanwa
Koolnuloa
Kaawa
Koolauion
Ouha
Fake Will Yarn Sparks Leprosy Controversy In San Francisco
Dr W O Whip of Danbury editor of the New England Medical Monthly, returned from the Hawaiian Islands where he studied leprosy. He challenged Dr Colin Hamilton of Minneapolis over leprosy claims, stating Hamilton’s statements were untrue and Hamilton’s name not listed in U S medical directories. Whip testified he saw Molokal leper colony handled with care and urged nations to care for their own leper patients.
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Coma
New England Medical Monthly
Ameriean Medical
Austrloan Medical
Hawaiian Islands
Geeldental Potel
Colin Hamit
Stinpeapolis
Newapas
United States
Iton
Morokal
Tia
Wile
Minneapolis
Charles I. Cooper
Territorial Hoard of Health
Ateamahip Companies
Costan House
Abetelande
Dr. Hamilton
Hever
Talunde
Molokal
Jamiin
Molokui
Hawaiian Health Board
Claims of Americans in Hawaii 1906 per Governor Hole
A 1906 debate notes American claimants in the Hawaii dispute alongside Belt Job and Danton. Names Henry A. Juen, Capt John Rows, P. M. Rooney, John Mirbe tl, Arthur White, N. Peterson, Chun Malina, Givo, Durell, Mary von Wheethorn appear as claimants. The piece argues Americans were foreigners then and deserve equal payment, referencing the Washington archives and President's message to Congress. Funchal Madeira is noted for lacking a public telephony service.
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Achl
Hole
Kh Clalme
Belt Job
Danton
Portugruna
Hiss
Henry A. Juen
John Rows
P. M. Rooney
John Mircbetl
Arthur White
N. Peterson
Chun Malina
Givo
Durell
von Wheethorn
United States
Republic of Hawaii
Washington
B.C
Congress
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Honolulu Automobile and Machine Bhops Union
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Hon. C. Ly Ceabhe
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