Governor Carter Delays Statement In Education Probe
Governor Carter refused to discuss the education department investigation after an interview with Superintendent Atkinson. Senate House investigation notes a new turn with continued testimony delayed by unspecified reasons. Representatives Rice and others defended open hearings while some members seek secrecy. Carter invited Atkinson to the Capitol, but no comments were offered on Monday.
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Carter
Atkinson
Senate
Bungatow
J. 2. Downe
Superintendent of Public Instruction
JT. Atkinson
Judiciary
Rice
Board of Education
Ke Ervey
Jones
Te Committee
Kien
Lilkavint
Nakning
Carter Calla Atkinson
Capitol
Re Sr
Clark of the Bureau of Commerce and Labor heads to Hawaii
Victor 8 Clark a Bureau of Commerce and Labor official travels to Hawaii to investigate the local labor situation. The move follows recent island discussions on labor questions and is expected to proceed thoroughly, though no official announcement was made abroad. Rainier Bock Beer is advertised as the real thing.
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Victor
Clark
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Hawaii
Rainier Bock Beer
Kuhio's Bill Passes and Opposed Measure Blocked
Washington March 3 1906 Delegates report Kuhios bill passed and a competing leprosy study measure faced final opposition. In Hawaii funding efforts loom with $660000 expected, $400000 Honolulu Harbor funds approved, and harbor enlargement plans advancing amid a hard House Senate dispute. Kalakaua era tone notes roped in President Roosevelt support and procedural maneuvers to push organic act amendments and annual appropriations for Hawaii.
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Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
House Concurs In Senate Amendments Of Sunday Bill
The House agreed to Senate amendments on the Sunday legislation. Commissioner Pratt delayed action on land openings for homesteads in Kau, Hawaii, due to timing, while Governor Atkinson noted Joint Resolution No. 5 naming Kalakaua Avenue. Debate arose over outdoor athletic sports in the amended bill, with Rep Kalino briefly voicing strong opposition before the concurrence vote passed 22 to 0. The Public Lands and Public Education committees reported minor amendments and appropriations for a water tank, with other notices and advertisements following.
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Pratt
House Committee On Public Lands and Internal Improvements
Kau, Hawaii
Mutchinson Sugar Company
Hawaii
Kalino
Senate
Pula
Long
Evadt
Conmittes
Kohala
Kool House
Maholona
Howe
Koolnulon
Cahn
Senate Ledger Notes Deliberations on Waikiki Road and County Act
The Be Ato convened with all senators present except Woods. Governor Carter’s joint resolution naming Waikiki road Kalakaua avenue was read. Kalaia introduced an act to curb immigration agents. Passed first reading by title. Achi introduced a resolution for secretary authorization. The Secretary was to provide copies of the Amending Act. The Senate grapples with the County Act and work delays. The House passed a writs of execution bill. third reading due Wednesday. Juror pay debate concludes with recommended $2.50 daily. Territory may not sustain $3.00.
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Woods
Carter
Waikiki Road
Kalakaua Avenue
Blabop
Kalaia
Ilahen
Achi
Judiciary
McCandices
Tistrop
Aukawon
Hinbop
Senate
Weney
Telegraph items and official cables from March headlines
A chaotic telegraph roundup reports actions behind Russians, Kuhio sailing for Honolulu, E. V. Morgan named American Minister to Korea, Santo Domingo treaty adjournment, John Hay ill aboard Celtic, William Warner elected in Missouri, the cruiser Washington launched, and sugar beet price notes with centrifugals.
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Prem
Washington, D. C
E. V. Morgan
New York
Korea
Legislative debate on Territory bill and parole reforms
Debates recount actions on a parole of prisoners measure, commutation provisions, and a forest reservation bill amid motions to table and adoptions of committee reports. The Governor’s appointments were reported, and consideration of the County Act continued after lengthy discussion.
Not Guilty Verdict for Mossman on Embezzlement Charge
Harry Mossman was found not guilty by a jury in Judge Robinson's court at 2:10 p m on an embezzlement charge. The verdict concludes the case titled alt bre conte in the afternoon session.
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Harry Mossman
Alt Bre Conte
Embez Dement
Robinson
Chillingworth Case and Senate Committee Appointments
The motion to reset the case of Charles F Chillingworth for bearing was postponed until Judge Robinson. George A Davis argued for a speedy trial, but the motion was tabled. The judge ordered the Attorney General’s Department to be reorganized and transferred the case to Judge De Holt. Dowsett moved to refer the salaries chapter to a special committee, which passed. The chair appointed Dowsett, McCantons, Hewitt, Kalaina and Gandal to the committee. The Senate then considered the election chapter and approved it with amendments. An adjournment was taken at noon until Monday morning.
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Chas F. Chillingworth
Robinson
George A. Davis
de Holt
Puevusc Uest Dowsett
Dowsett
Mo Cantons
Hewitt, Kalaina
Gandal
Senate
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Hamilton
House Committee On Territories
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Honolulu
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Oahu College
West Point
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Hawaiian Trust, Co, Limited
Fort ST
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Russia
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Associated Sereas
Santo Domingo
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