Legislature in Session Abates Currents on Appropriations
In the Senate debate over the current expenses bill, Attorney General explains item 230,000 for incidentals and criminal costs, with McCandless opposing a higher figure before whispering to withdraw objections. Other items include 16,000 for detective service and 40,000 for Citizens' Guard, then a 280 payment to Dr. Rodgers as secretary of the Lu Commission. House action follows with a similar review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Rice
Brown
Attorney-General’s Department
McCandless
McCandles
Citizens’ Guard
Rodgers
Lu Commission
Lyman
Hilo
Schmidt
Committee On Accounts
Puli Road Commission
Audit Commission
Gazette Company
N. Fernandes
Hawaiian Star
W. L. Wilcox
Auditor-General
Joint Judiciary Committee
Attorney - General
House
Judiciary Committee
Corm
Tekal Bay
Niserventa Day and Honolulu Legislative Actions
The House reconvenes with Speaker Naone presiding in lonmi Alwents Reps as a joint Senate resolution is referred to Finance. The registration bill from the 1895 special session is discussed and sent to Judiciary. Foreign Affairs duties to the military are debated and sent to Military. Interior answers Rey Winston on retail butchers and the fish market license issue. Adjournment recorded at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naone
Lonmi
Alwents
Robertson
Ka MeBhyde
Kamawoha
Senate
Finance Committee
Judiciary
Rey Winston
Minister of the Interior
Winston
Honolua
Board of Health
Notes of both houses and legislative sessions today
The Senate and House carried on meetings and debates on the proposed new tax law and appropriation bill. Remarks focus on salaries, clerk pay, and calls for equitable legislative pay, with discussions about attendance and private business absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McCandless
House
Holstein
Kamanoha
Speaker
Rep. Rycroft
Esterday
Robertson
Ydort
Honolulu
Chrithon Chavet Revival Becomes Season's Deepening Faith
The revival meeting core shifts toward spiritual depth as speakers address sovereignty of God and the core beliefs of attendees. Converts are noted among attendees, with renewed emphasis on salvation and religious commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Abe
Kathy
Noted Hanging Judge Windeyer Case Recalls Botany Bay Scandal
Passage recalls Sir William Windeyer, Chief Justice of New South Wales, known as Sydney’s hanging judge, aboard the Monowai on leave. It details the Dean case, Windeyer’s 16-year bench tenure, the attempted murder charge against George Dean, the ensuing public outcry, a defense commission, Dean’s commuted sentence, and Windeyer’s later stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monowai
William Windeyer
Supreme Court of
New South Wales
Windeyer
Dean
George Dean
Botany Bay
Circular Quay
North Shore
Sydney
Mary Seymour
Richard D. Meagher
Citizens’ Defense Committee
Francis Rogers
Q. C
Sydney James
M.D
A Manna
Communion
Meagher
Union Steamship Plans Faster Vessels for Pacific Run
James Mills of Union Steamship Company, touring New Zealand and England, reports preparation of larger faster steamers for the New Zealand to Australia and South Pacific routes. No immediate expansion of Australian runs, but the company seeks to shorten voyage time on its New Zealand to San Francisco contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mills
New Zealand
Union Steamship Company
Australia
South Pacific
England
Mov
Mills
San Francisco
Union Steamshin Company
Statement on Burns position in Melbourne 1895 letter
A notarized letter charges Mr Burns with holding two boys, Ra chiel Mala and Takin Moto, as adoptive guardians while in Melbourne in January 1895. It notes the boys’ anger toward Burns and asserts no teaching by Burns to the boys, signed by witnesses P Moxroommay J Hays L Nelson and A V Gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Samuel O. Abell
Rachiel Mala
Takin Moto
Wilfred Urns
Burns
Mr. Abell
Hl Sing
P. Moxroommay
J.¥. Hays
L. Nelson
A.V. Gear
Berto
Fire alarm at Schmidt home ends with minor damage
Fire at 6 20 PM last evening came from a cottage behind Mara Raho s residence. Defective chimney caused roof flames. Chemical engine arrived quickly and kept Homes safe. Cottage about 80 feet from hydrants. water turned on to extinguish. Report of fire in the Armory caused crowds to rush nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Schmidt
Mara Raho
Oll
Gentral Union social at elimrel parlor with notable attendees
A regular monthly Gentral Union social gathered at the elimrel parlor in the evening. Notable attendees included Mise Ayreon Hl Aten Bate Viernknye Mer and Clarvall among others, with fashion details described for various attendees and a lively atmosphere noted throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Gentral Union
Clineeh
Elimrel
Clarvall
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the Evening Bulletin
King Street
Hawaiian Islands
Aden
L. Finney
Sans Souci
Enayrench
Sang Level
Wn Bran
Westbrook & Proprietor
Gates
P.mcinherny
Grocer
Hotel Street
Arlington Annex
Collection Agency
Merchant Street
Old Bulletin Building
Bissell Thomas
Hugh P. King
ATLAS
Assurance
Company OF London
H.W. Bohmot & Bohm, Agency For the Hawai Lalands
Jennie L. Hildebrand
Oliver Cavite
Mort and Meratints
P.m Bunduyn
Borat
A. V. Gear
Podyhone
Lng
Ayer
Te Wyatt
Port Road
Wort Dindmarsh
Tate
Nixereesta
Manon
Renate
House OF Representatives
Affecter
Avera
Avera Sarsapartie, and Ioan
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Jone
Gazb Mumm & Co
Pommery
Total
Custom House Records
Macfarlane & Co
G. 11
Mumm &Co
Hawalino Islands
Dorstanio Street
Novy
Aljoring
Queen's Towital Garden
Sir William Windeyer
Witeh
James Mile
The
Steamatic Company
Montgomery
Mr. Burns
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