Legislature in Session Passes Foreign Newspapers Act
The senate keeps watch as a port of entry remains unsolved while the House, under suspension of rules, passes the third reading of a bill amending the foreign merchandise license act to permit selling foreign newspapers by boys employed by licensed dealers. The appropriation bill faces criticism on health items. discussions cover forests nurseries and the abandonment of a nursery on King Street. Debate touches on electric light pay, telephone company salaries, and a committee to visit the insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Richards
Board of Health
King
King Street
Toonolulu
Sanith
Rivkants
le Wis
Rice
Baldwin
Committee On Commerce
Kailun
Hawaii
Brown
Matebal
Lennie
Ber
Senate
Bil
Supreme Court
Damon
McCondlene
Rowling
Minuet Dunet
Republic of Hawaii
England
United States
Judiciary
Legislatu
Seleigh
Wales
Matey
Peiatow
de Sapien
Hawaii Senate Proceedings Track Bills and Readings
A crowded session records minutes read and multiple bills advanced or discussed. Measures include amendments to foreign newspaper sales law, port of entry for Kailun, and a joint resolution on state office shortages.
Senators Debate Opium Bill Amid Local Support
Senator Baldwin favored the bill, noting local demand for it. Senator Schmidt cited that as his sole reason for endorsing the committee report. Senator Waterhouse moved to lay the bill on the table, and the Senate adjourned at ILS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Schmidt
Senator Waterhouse
Ils
Senate
Honolulu notices and legislative items cited at session
Notices of intention to introduce a bill for district health improvements in Honolulu. Petitions to abolish regulation of fishing in Honolulu harbor referred to Sanitary committee. Military bill advances with foreign affairs control over expenditures. Appropriation bills debated, revenue measures considered. Adjourned after delays and Minister attendance issues. Also Rev Romig sermon on future recognition of heaven outlined memory persistence and posthumous recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Honolulu
Halualani
Hono-lulu
Board of Health
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Bichants
Ninee Yeaterdnay
Rep. Richards
Mr. Romig
Romiy
Public Loan Act outlines bonds to fund Hawaii projects
The bill introduced by Minister Damon in the Senate sets out a public loan program for Hawaii to finance public works, industry, and education. It empowers the Minister of Finance, with Executive Council approval, to issue bonds up to two million dollars, detailing interest, redemption terms, tax exemptions, and transfer registrations across London, New York, Paris, and other cities.
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Senate
Damon
Republic
Mawnit
Iepanes
Republic of Hawaii
Executive Council
Pinancg
Honda
Minister of Finance
Tvnte Ak Heavy
Audi
London
Banyghond
Paris
France
New York
United States of America
San Francisco
California
States of America
Boston
Mara Ehumetia
United States
Alow
Registrar of Public Accounts
Pi Otter
Mininee
Mertrapolis
Phasuewie
Hank
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the Evening Bulletin
King Streat
Hlowalala
Meath
Snigwivce
Hawaiian Islands
Per . Porett
Pont
America
Canada
P.O. Bossi
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Aver
Gulf
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Bole Aseuts
Caan
Mow & Co
Kesacse
Pommary & Grove
Moet & Chandon
Heidsieck & Co
Roederer
Perrier Jouot Trroy & Co
Vve
Chequot Bouche Sec
Delbeck & Go
St. Marceaux
Krug & Co
Chas. Uoeidsieck Various
Custom House Records
G. H. Muti & Co
ATLAS
Company OF London
di, Jennie Lo Hildebrand
Telaphone 000
Petter Et
Phot
Lua
House of Remmesentatives
Yi ‘Verbay AriRanoon
Manoulore
THE
House OF Representatives
Pearl Harbor
Carter Necting
Thie Kahin
Petermbins
Geite Ieeo
Lioduaelven
Angus Nil U
Seraian
Myrttien Touvey
George Wil
Meniste
Damon's
Te Tien Bollers
Legislaure
Weesey
Tae
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