Legislature Opens in Morning Session Amid Frear Reforms
The special session resumes with swift organization in the Senate and House. Governor Frear’s message on united action for the Territory guides the agenda. Senator Codho introduces bills while concurrent resolutions push amendments to the Organic Act favored by Frear and Delegate Kuhio. The session adjourns to 10 tomorrow with a pace-set by prompt readings and commitments.
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Senate
Howse
Frear
Codho
Kuhio
Smith
Harmony
Son
Sen
Cherie Rice
Governor before the Legislature in 19th century records
The governor and delegate testified before the House about amendments to the Orginte Act. They sought a clear, transparent copy of the proposed amendments and urged deliberation to benefit the territory and its people as the bill moved through committee.
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Frear
Whlo
House
Krerved
Poate
Cohen, Castro
Hawaii Senate Opens with Election of Officers and First Actions
The Hawaii Senate convened promptly at 10 o'clock with Senator Taker introducing Ray. W binds and officers sworn in, Highelvetlon elected president, Kalani as vice president, John J. Whee clerk, and various staff named. Wing Wax selected by unanimous vote. Governor notified of assembly. Three bills announced for consideration reference funding, election eligibility, and legal amendments.
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Benne Wa
Taker
Ray
Lachmakers
Coelho
Sinto
Ventax
Hig Elvetlon
Lipa Ehapivin
Molt
Pergeant
Arne
Max Well
Memwager
T.M. Ulukon
Ianitor
Smith Way
Haker
Rother
Knutson
Wood
Baker
Wise
Benate
Chauhan H. Merida
Benator Coalho
Feenan Talon
Senate
Territory of
Hawaii
Governor s Message on Lexistative Act Appointments
Fragmented text outlines a governor's message referencing the Legislative Act and proposed amendments. The note mentions appointments and a relate to a front in a period diction, with garbled terms such as beauty and hotine. No clear individuals, places, or dates are readable.
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Cayernon Front
Van
Message from Hawaii governor on appointments folio
A dated note from Honolulu November 2 1900 transmits a governor’s message to the Senate for confirmation of appointments. The item references pension considerations and continuation on page 7 amid other editorial notes and local notices.
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Senate
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
House Organizes in Record Time for Special Session
The House of Representatives convened at 10:00 am in the special Hawaii Legislature session with Speaker Holston and Clerk Edward Woodward in attendance. A three member committee was formed to inform the Governor the House is ready to consider public business, and initial resolutions preserved existing officer appointments with minor changes. The session proceeded to formal notification and readiness to delve into amendments to the Organic Act.
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House of Representatives
Edward Woodward
Claudian Meo- Heide
Hotstein
Chapin Lane
Frear
Sheldon
Kaual
CB Wem
Robert Boyd
W. H. Boors
Hawaii
He le Holntwin
Charlon A. Rice
Harry Kahule
Arma
W. N. Louo
Janek Apa
Bev
PW. Kuhfoma
Renato
Election results spread slowly across cities with Republican gains
Early returns show Republicans winning key mayoral races in Buffalo Troy and Chester while Democrats face defeats in others. Veterans of labor and Gompers are noted in coverage as governors districts and district attorneys also trend Republican.
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Washington
Gompers, Mitchelly
al Stove Works
Japanese Withdraw from Pekin Residency as Chinese empire retreats
Pekin dispatch reports the Japanese residency at Pekin withdrawn after Japanese government pledges to retire from this section of the Chinese empire. No further details provided about timing or scope.
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Fiece
Ey Pekin
Butchers His Family in Pottsville Tragedy
A Pottsville man killed his wife and child in an insane act before taking his own life. Authorities described the crime as horrific and the only explanation offered was mental breakdown.
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Pottsville
Uncertain City Election Intensifies Race for District Attorney
In the city race, a large turnout is expected as partisans campaign vigorously. Francis J. Heney leads the district attorney contest with betting favoring him, while McCarthy, Union Labor candidate for mayor, remains a strong rival.
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Ie Aunars i
Ym Cs i
Dinteret
Francis J. Heney
Heney
McCarthy
Union Labor
Seoul Trial For Assassin Sees Suspects Gathered
HARBIN Nov. 9 The Japanese police authorities today took Indian Angan who assassinated Marquis Tto to Seoul. With the assassin were seen in the plot who have been gathered up by the police since the fatal day. The trial of these men will take place in Seoul.
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Harbin
Angan
Marquis Tto
Seoul
Prince Regent Receives High Chinese Honor
Pekin November 2 The Prince Regent of China was today honored with a notable signal mark conferred upon Jin by the Emperor of Japan.
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Pekin
China
Jin
Zanen
Sugar Prices Reported in San Francisco Market
Sugar market notes from San Francisco show a 96 day ogee centrifugal price at 4.96 cents or 87.20 per ton and a previous rate of 4.283 cents. A November 1 report records an 88 analysis price of 11s 09.44 and a 4.60 cent figure, with a prior quote referenced.
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Ban Francisco
Francisco
Miss Taft At Home In Columbus Social Fund Event
Miss Helen Taft daughter of the President and Secretary and Mrs Dickens on were the center of a social fund toy held at the old residence of Gen Steen Lee. Nomunion pies baked to relieve the tory care by they takers ateihe at New York have caused attack on blewagon drivers by mole.
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Columbus
Ohio
Helen Taft
Dickenson
Steen Lee
New York
Republican Killed At Poll In Breathitt County Rally
Reports from Breathitt County rally indicate a Republican voter was killed during the election day disturbances. Details are sparse and the scene is described as troubled with no further verified information available.
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Jackson
Breathitt County
Seventeen Indictments by Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury returned no fewer than seventeen indictments. Twelve target Japanese defendants accused under the Edmunds act. another indictment involves Harry Hanakht, linked to a boat craft case. One individual was cleared, and no true bill was returned in the rest of the case.
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Ternoon
Federal Grand Jury
Harry Hanakaht
Grand Jury
Ely
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