Senate Debates House Bill On 115000 Appropriation
The Senate discussed House Bill No 1 set to appropriate 115000 for the present session. Members debated sending the bill to the Governor, appointing a joint committee with the House, and timing of actions as the secretary of the Senate and House weighed options. The chair ruled some motions out of order amid procedural exchanges.
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Senate
Howse
Carter Wald
Knoht
Renate
Ores
Me. Kulaudotant
Houate
Houe
Carter
Howie
Benniett
White
Merlin
Benate
Acht
WIEN
Crabbe
Motion on Joint Rules for interhouse cooperation
Proceedings show Asalatints Co and MeL WIN influence in district actions. The House clerk and committees debated joint rules for regulation of business between both chambers. A recess extended from 11 to 1 80, as members moved toward adopting coordinated procedures.
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Asalatints Co
Mel
Houe of Representatives
Gowmor
Carter
Renate
Mtr
Okaland
Haldwin
Howes of Representatives
Ald House
Vessels At Harbor Collision Slow Rescue After Turbulent Day
A chaotic harbor scene unfolded as vessels entered and left the harbor. The American ship Henry Villard arrived from Savannah and discharged nitrate, with minor towing mishaps and crew safety noted. The Wilder towed in, while a Japanese crew steered a small schooner. Passengers aboard the Kinny included visiting Shriners. Stevedores and heavy lifting equipment moved Little Towhont Leslie Halilwin from the Metha Nelean, amid a crowded waterfront watching the operation.
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Toray
Kawal
Mawali
Maulporte
Wigan
Livia
Henry Villard
Jane
Waller
Villard
Wilder
Httle Echooner
Madi
Watatla
Ban Francisow
Kinny
Amon
Leslie Halilwin
Metha Nelean
WOFK
McCabe
Hamilton & Renny
Mavadores
Airtown
Algamor
Shear Loan
WONDAY SHRINERS' DA ARRANGED AT BENNER WIGHT
The event for the Shriner group at the Oper Howe Monday features Neil Fiwyne to be presented to the Helen company. The Alpha Temple chairs the event with a full regalia display. decor includes a caplone banner and native attire as part of the evening’s festivities. A sale for tickets at Wall, Nivhate a to, Wray Taylor offers an organ piece for the event.
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Wight
Oper Howe
Neil Fiwyne
Alpha Temple
Wall
Wray Taylor
Wray Taylor Baw Nine Ao Offer of Hie Orrhenine
Wey
I Honuy
Peat
Senate
Lawmaking Chaos Delays House Bills Amid Debate
In a heated session the House debates revising rule procedures to take up a bill again after third reading. Mowemnan and Makekau clash over amendments and potential vetoes as the Speaker rules on timing and floor action. The discussion touches on spelling, amendments, and committee referrals as measures on compulsory education and other items are tabled or moved forward.
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Miwanin
Makekau
Ehase
Robertaton
Mmmelnth
Robertson
Emmeith
Mowmnan
Petor
Renate
Makekay
Monay Mine
Mowemnan
Manin
Mimumeluth
Henate
Hater
DINO
Honolulu House Debates Bills on Roads Taxes and Education
The Honolulu House discussed multiple measures including Bill No. 41 on street ratios and district matters, Bill No. 42 on Indigenous Tote, and various others. Debates touched on a gambling reform measure, a receiving hospital visit, and a note on limited Penal Law copies as the session adjourned to Wednesday morning.
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Honolulu
Island of
Oaho
Ani
Howes Wit
Makekau
Emmeluth
Makerkaw
Kalin
Meroka
Whitch Wan
Bpender
Willy
Casdot
Maui Land Company Incorporates Today
Articles of incorporation filed for Maui Land Company reveal capital structure with $25,000 authorized stock and 500 shares at $60 par value. Directors listed include B Atm, Al how, Young Kant, Yeong Young, lait ang, and Fun Teun as organizers.
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Maui Land Company
Linied
Drikeha
Wallilet
al How
Young Kant
Yeong Young
Lait Ang
Fun Teun
Apana in trouble with arrest over alleged assault
Police say Apana accused a white man Garvie of cruel treatment after a blow with a Pek. Garvie, who continued walking with workers for the Hapod Tranaly Co, disputes Apana's tale. Deputy Chillingworth later arrested Garvie.
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Wille Omeer
Apana
Garvie
Apame
Acen
Hapid Tranaly Co
Windapl
Sheri Chillingworth
Tay
Platen Chat Apann
Caught in Quicksand Trapped Party Rescued
A party of ladies and gentlemen returning from a gathering became mired in quicksand. The vehicle stalled for hours until several men rescued them. The group was frightened but not seriously harmed. clothing was ruined for the rescuers.
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Kentlemen
Uhelp Wempire
Dion
Inter
Republican City Charter Proposes City and County Bill
A fragmented item notes a Republican charter bill for city and county matters in Honntati, mentioning Crabb and Rather Cresiily, with death of Mr and Mrs Dunn Maney and a funeral planned for tomorrow at Walkint am dae, interment at Nine Mou FeMMetery.
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Ben Wte
Benator Crabb
Honntati
Supreme Court Hears Mandamus Petition From Fourth Circuit Case
Supreme Court heard arguments in a writ of mandamus arising from a Fourth Circuit appeal. The petition, presented by Larrin Andrews, seeks to compel Judge Humphreys of the First Circuit to set and vacate a jury panel order or show cause why it should not. The record centers on alleged harsh reprimand and forfeiture of juror W. T. Schmidt and others amid a hung jury in Territory v Mann, with related civil actions against Hawaii Tramways Co. Ltd. and debts sued by Southwick et al. including injunctions, damages, and attorney fees.
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Mrear
Himphewyn
Te First Circuit
Aalte
Vieale
W. T. Schmidt
WT. Achaniat
Larrin Andrews
Van
K Quinn
Humphreys
Hawaiion Tramways Co. Ltd
Hue
Thoman
Southwick
JA. S McCandion
Hd Withulm
The
Tramways Co
Teaways Co
McCandless
Wilhelm
Mater Uile
Holnes & Stapley
Ket Fil Kan Society
Grew Chang
Kamakela
Geo. A. Davia
J. A. Muttertioht
Meteo
Supreme Court
Wielokwunt
Volcano Tables & Traneportae
Negro Burglar Captured in City After Morning Break In
A Negro burglar was captured after a morning break in at a local property. Police reported the suspect was apprehended near Spreckelville by officers who followed leads from the Maid of Maul incident. The case involves a break in on the west side and ties to the Abana district.
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Hiebert Brown
Maul
Plantation Laborer Accused in Wailuku Store Break-In
The case before the district magistrate of Wailuku involves Wood, a laborer described as a negro, accused of breaking into a store aboard a vessel named Claudine. Evidence includes a watch and other articles found nearby, with witnesses from Maui plantations testifying to ongoing labor disputes and prior shootings.
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Wood
Anil Oliver
Mimelf
Wailuku
Maui
Maul
Workers at Honolulu Iron Works Strike Over Apprenticeship Policy
L Jamieson, president of the Machinists Association, says the Honolulu Iron Works keeps major grievances in the background. Apprenticeship training faces priority, with machinists demanding parity with the journeymen and moulders in wages and advancement. The union cites wages from 2.50 to 4.00 daily for machinists versus 4.50 for beaders and 4.40 for moulders, and notes apprenticed workers are kept in service without qualification for full machinist roles. The Grand Lodge pledges support with weekly allowances during the strike.
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L. Jamieson
Ity Michtaixte’ Association
Honolul Iron Works
da Tuleion
Perlispa
Honolulu Iron Works
Apy Po Ninsunion Baller Minikere Emsployed
Grievanen
Cane Howe
Jamirenn
Anton
Iron Works
Hogee
Echeme
Tor
Honolulu
Marhinixte
Grant Lodge
American Machinists
Ascelation
Damivon
Grand Lode
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Republican City Charter
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