Senate Receives Samoa Exposition Request Amid Budget Talks
In a session heavily entangled with Ways and Means, Senator Carter presented lengthy reports while J F Anknapp, special commissioner for the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, appealed for territorial representation at Charleston from December to June 1902. The Senate considered budget items, including incidentals, archives preservation, and payroll provisions, with debate on an appropriation for the hospital road and other line items.
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Senate
J. F
Aknapp
South Carolina
Moana Hotel
Walkthi
Multain
Vthte
Exhitis
Harleaton
J. Fenaep
Mrr
Carter
Ways and Means
Captain Ten
Jalil
Herman
Department of the Secretary of the Territory
Andy Thie
McKinley
Duke of Cornwall
Easu Ed
Interior Department
David Kanuha
H. P. Baldwin
D. R. Carter
HP. Baldwin
Treasury Department
Manoetutu
Honolulu
Clerkelo
Kallhi
Dole
Uwen
KANUHA SAYS DEATH TO MILITARY AND BUDGET DISPUTE REPORT
Reported by the Military Committee and the Ways and Means Committee details suggested deletions and adjustments to military spending, salaries, and tax collection costs in the Honolulu budget. The long document cites line item strikings, revised salaries, and a sole preserved pay item for janitorial staff amid broader cuts.
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Oaks
Pasa
Baldwin
Ways and ‘Means
Carter
Treasury Department
Honolulu
Arraignment of Walter G Smith Before Judge Gear
In Circuit Court the arraignment of Walter G Smith on perjury charges proceeded for the fourth time. Defense alleges improper Grand Jury selection under Bailiff Act, seeks abatement, and moves to transfer to Judge Gear. Other notices include a rape defendant arraignment and a civil judgment on a Waikiki lot sale with $10.50 costs.
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Walter G. Smith
Cathcart
Humphreys
Jules Gear
Ane
Steati
Cate
Gear
F. W. Hankey
Erick W. Hankey
Ames
Wald High Rit
Oahu
Mali
Prominen
Hamalo
Hf. M. Mistra
Waikiki
Coata
German Lutheran Church Dedication and Pastor Installation
On Sunday the dedication and opening of the German Lutheran Church will occur with Pastor Ww installed. The event, modeled on a German ceremony, will begin about 9:00 a.m. with a service as clergy and invited guests attend. The congregation and trustees meet near 8:00 a.m. at the church doors as Pastor Heorer menberg receives the keys from the chairman. The two pastors enter followed by worshippers, then an organ anthem precedes the program including hymns and a sermon by Pastor W. Felmy and prayers.
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Germany
Guess
Biifee
Heoermenberg
Bestere
Heart Berger
Haneleonbors
Chinese Population Certificates in Honolulu Reach 19,709 Issued
The June report notes 27 000 Chinese in the territory with 19 709 certificates issued to date across Honolulu Oahu Maui Hawaii Kauai and a total of 25 000 certificates expected after pending applications. Officials estimate about 2 000 yet to be issued as Chinese residents exceed 27 000 in the area.
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Te Buan
Chacherigda Tas
Honolulu
Oahu
Fugitives Captured After Run From Justice at Waimea Gulch
Captain Flint and harbor police unit captured George Hayward and Leonard Perry at Waimea Gulch after a two week fugitive chase. Deputy Sheriff Chingworth followed tips linking them to Charley Davids place. They will be arraigned in Federal Court as investigation continues into possible aid from local friends and the broader leak to authorities. The Mauna Loa II tows in a Japanese fishing boat and crew, later taken aboard the Mauna Loa.
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George Hayward
Leonard Perry
United States Court
Aasanlapna
Bart
Atwer Coburn
Walmea Gulch
Wiiot
Harbor Police
Andrew Cox
Anciiit
Wain 1Us
Chingworth
Charley David'n Place
Walalua
Flint
David's Place
Filmt
Cox
Kahuku
Fuxlilves
Mauno
Tawau
Hawaii
Mauna Ban
Hagawhi
Jina
Saiol
Changes of Officers in the Public Works
The office of Assistant Superintendent of Public Works will be handed to Marston Campbell by W B Rowell tomorrow morning T A Lloyd will take charge of the offices intended by Mr Campbell No changes are contemplated in the personnel of either office W B Nowell the retiring assistant superintendent entered the office to take part under L A Thurston Rowell may resign and seek a civil career in the city Marston Campbell will be relieved of routine work and will have time for engineering tasks
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Marston Campbell
W. B. Rowell
T. A. Lloyd
Me. Campbell
Ofice
W. &. Nowell
L. A.thurston
Rowell
Court session details at Kalavewa Plantation trial
Testimony finished at noon and arguments began this afternoon as the Kalavewa Plantation suit proceeds. Attorneys Kinney, Raliou and McClanahan with Magoon and Thompson represent the plaintiff, Cecil Brown and Frederick W. Hankey appear for the defense.
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Fudge HaIngw
Kalavewa
Kinney
Raliou & McClanahan
Magoon & Thompson
Cecil Brown
Frederick W. Hankey
Health Committee Recommends 13000 for General Expenses
The Health and Education Committee reports on appropriations for the Board of Health detailing items including general expenses, medicines, care for non-lepers, an asylum, and Kaupapa and Kalawao support. They propose increases or holds as specified, citing fiscal restraint and essential services for paupers, ward patients, and public health needs.
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Board of Health
Adit
Senate
Kalua
Ataré
Tt Health Department
Wray Taylor Reports Meeting Secretary Wilson at the Palace
Wray Taylor writes from Ban Proncince that he spent 90 minutes with Secretary Wilson at the Palace. He relays Wilson’s confidence in Hawaii’s experiment station, discusses rubber, diversified industries, coffee, and other crops, and notes plans for upcoming department work and a possible early next year visit. Taylor also mentions Mrs McKinley’s illness and the President’s travel disruptions, with updates on health and travel plans.
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Smith
Wray Taylor
Ban Proncince
Wilson
Palace
Ciovernor Dole
Hawaii
Ube
McKinley
Taylor
Ban Jods
Wilson Waa
San Jose
Saye
GTAR Baseballers Reorganize Roster For Upcoming Season
The team restructured its lineup with players Moors, Gorman, Davin, Wilder, Fischman, Mabuka, Paha, Bower, Willer, J Marealling, Hooge, McCandless, and representatives Win, Hooker, and McCandless cited as subpoenaed to appear.
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Moors
Gorman
Davin
Wilder
Fishman
Mabuka
Paha
Bower
H, Willer
J. Marealling
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TMNG
Charleston
Ar. Carter
Eaiman
Tresanry &Foundation
Rou
Lote
Servien
Evan Eam
Castle & Lansdale
Kanuha
Kanuba
Benaia
Himavif
Kabiling
W.G. Smt
Hankey
Legisislate
Waimea Gulch
Camara & Co
Alaken Street
King
Merchant
Ewa Treapags Cage
Senate Committee
Diespina
Hein
Kalli
Hoyn
Kalaupapa
Kalanpapa
Diahop
Kalipapa
Kalawao
Molokai
Garbiage
Koloa Hospital
Queen’s Hospital
J.B. Kacht
Tvema
Russel
Committee On Health
Gtar Baseballers
Hooge
McCandless
Win. Hookr Uid
Superintendent of Public Works
McCaniless
Owe
Ae Coman