Windward Anchor Bill Faces Tie Vote in Senate
On the twenty third day a House report on the conference committee salary bill was announced. Senate Bill relating to paying $30 to Douglass McDowell passed the House with amendments and was referred to the Judiciary Committee. A concurrent resolution urged higher teacher salaries. an amendment added that a certified copy be argued by both chambers. The Judiciary Committee proposed shelving Governor appointments for election inspectors amid party concerns. The anchor to windward bill was read third time, then amended to strike post operative language. Dickey moved to strike band funding, failing 10 to 4. The roll: seven ayes against four noes. Continued on Page 8.
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House
Conference Committee
Senate
Douglass McDowell
Haw
Judiciary Committee
Howe
Supe Port of Wheels
Board of Education
House of Representatives
Beys
Dickey
Achi
Lane
Hinhop
Avhi
Bishop
Dowsett
Joandalt
McCandless
Isenberg
Brown
Hayselden
Hewitt
Seek to Enjoin Secretary from Spending Money For County Election
Public notice from the Territory Supreme Court session outlines a case brought by taxpayer W. R. Castle to halt spending of up to 10,000 for the county election. The article covers prior acts, bond issues, and territorial debt, noting bonds totaling 3,146,000 and the legal dispute over jurisdiction and county government funding.
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Supreme Court of the
Territory
High Court
HL. B. Highton
W. R. Castle
Castle
Territorial
H. E. Cooper
Frat
Cooper
Supreme Court
Cport
W. R. Cantle
Atkinson
Shlimineson
Lege Instituto
Provid
COHN
Republic
Treasury
House Ready Adjourning as Governor Delays Message
The Hawaii House prepared to adjourn after notifying the Governor of completion. The Senate had already adjourned and a House committee was sent to inform both chambers. Speaker presiding as motion carried to appoint a committee to notify the Senate and Governor that the House finished its labors and stands ready to adjourn.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Coelho
Intelligence of Naone Questioned at Trial Session
In the Natuland case many witnesses described Naone as intelligent. Prosecution cross examination was brief and some defense witnesses declined further questions. Teachers and employers testified Naone seemed sane and capable, with remarks from Miss Anna Boreneon Mrs Brown Miss Brickwood and Mr Parker and others noting his intelligence and attendance at Sunday school and church.
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Withownes
Crose
Naone
Anna Boreneon
Brown
Mise Brickwood
Parker
Naane
Noone
Moncarrat
Geo. P. Cantie
Naoue
Dr Cra ig On Logan Prominent Passenger On Army Transport
A fragment discusses Dr. Craig as a prominent passenger aboard the army transport Logan en route to the Philippines. It notes his medical background at the Presidio General Hospital in San Francisco, six years of independent research in metivalines, bacteriology, and pathology, and his plan to report to General Corbin in the Philippines.
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Logan
Vouuel
Philippines
Craig
Previdio Geral Hospital
San Francisco
Corbin
Defense rests in Naone case and school observations
The Defense rests in the Naone case while teachers say the defendant appeared all right in school and had no fits. The Attorney General read a hypothetical prosecution question from the Naone cake case during cross-examination of Dr. Hodgins. The debate contrasts with the defense’s focus and hints at earlier events preceding the tragedy as cited in the coverage. The page also notes hats shown by Mrs. Hodson in Kerr's Millinery and announces James Henry Smith planning a Newport summer, remarking on his generosity in entertainment.
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Hodgins
Andy Mered
J.J. Dunne
Russian Fleet Near Woosung and Baltic Reach Shanghai
Reports from Woosung near Shanghai indicate the entire Russian fleet under Admiral Rojestvensky is assembled as German and Baltic squadrons move into position. Baltic ships approach near Shanghai while Tokyo and Japanese signals show alert. Scouts head to Samar after St Louis Expo. Presbyterians in Fort Worth split on federation. Sugar futures edge up slightly in San Francisco.
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Tsingtau
China
Rojestvensky
Woosung
Woosinng
Shanghai
Forni
Chemilpa
Korea
Nigasaki
Yokohama
Togolas
Rojestvensy
Bargain Furniture Night At Hopp & Co Stores
Advert reads of extensive bargain sale on beds bureaus chiffoniers and other bedroom furniture by Hopp & Co. Highlighted are large quantities of chiffoniers and bureaus, low prices, and grass rugs offered at half previous prices. Mentions various possibly fictional names and theater-like items as part of a promotional page in a 19th or early 20th century style.
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J, Hopp & CO
Hopp & Co’s
Ae Seo Kerr
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bishop Windward
New York
Afed Besanine Gammakers
The
Kash Company
Rom
Hawaii
Territory of Hawaii
W. R. Candy
the Bulletin
Harris
Lahaina
DR. Graig
Knudsen
Coetho
Quinn
Cox
Mahikoa
Fernante
Howse
Ren. Coolho
Frye
Anid Coolba
Honolulu
James Henry
Strout
Wells, Fargo & Co
WAITY
King BT
Baltic Shi
Chefoo
Samar
Manila
St. Louis Exporl
Baron Rothschild
Paris
France
Alphonse Rothschild
Fort Worth
Texas
North
Cal
Gongert
Vonvort Tonleht
Hope & CO
Kanga
Zoo
Lurfers
Walter
Elia Ebelia
Santana
Harum
Ike
B. Lampe
Mokia Keplakal Cinty
M. WF. Smith
Ight
W. Wolff Kawalhau' Y
Mekia Kenalakat
Arizona
Kimily Smith
le V. Gustin Walte
Viola
Cccty
Gustin
Mekia Kealakat
Ee Herman Kohn
Lodge No. 4
Ban Mruncluco
Will Arctve Bery Om the
Au Bantie
Heaven
Earth
Cambridge Blucher
Oxford
Cambridge
Shos Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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